Bluetooth Slim Keyboard for Mac

Since WFH a few years ago, I had wanted to upgrade my keyboard and mouse. Been working with Macs as long as I can remember. When my IT department had me trade up to a new Mac, I thought I'd finally treat myself -- and my desk -- to a new keyboard. One that wasn't covered in my old office germs. LOL Not a big fan of shelling out Apple prices for peripherals. But I wanted a full size, Bluetooth black/gray keyboard. Found this one. At a fraction of the price, its every bit as good, responsive and build quality as Apple.It has some weight to it. The keyboard has a metal housing, or at least feels like aluminum/metal. It holds a charge for at least 2 weeks far as I can tell. The keys are very responsive. I'm typing on it as I write this review. The only thing I can't figure out are some of the keys. One is a LOCK button -- which I've never seen on a Mac keyboard before. I guess its in lieu of the Touch ID button. As soon as you click it, the computer goes back to the login screen. I guess a nifty feature, if I didn't accidentally hit it on occasion. Just makes it kind of a pain at times. A small gripe. And not worth getting in a fuss about. If you're looking for a functional, attractive addition to your Apple desktop scene, I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this keyboard.

Charging cable IS included, it is found withIN the lip of the fold of the box....I can see how other may have missed it and accidentally throw it out bc I almost did but luckily I open every part of the box to check-so cable is tightly wrapped in lip of box. Strudy, easy to pair and use. The keys are about same feel of Mac keys with a little bit more elevation but still feels nice to touch with a little more feedback than the Mac. It is functional and good. Definitely purchase.

20251115 I see that I originally purchased this keyboard on February 27, 2022. It's still going strong, after 7/15 usage for the 3 years and 9 months it's provided absolutely first class service so far. I do a lot of typing; and will wear out what most of us might consider a high-end keyboard in 6 months. Durability is a huge issue — not because it's an undesirable chore to change over a keyboard of course; but instead because your keyboard feel is changing dramatically over a short period of time if you're wearing out keyboards as fast as I do. One or two or three keys eventually beginning to stick... throws off your timing. Having been initiated to a keyboard which was reputed to have set a world typing speed record, I'm extremely particular about keyboard feel as well: There's just a sweet scissor mechanism break-away feel that makes typing as pleasant and efficient as it can get. I a keyboard doesn't have a high-end scissor type mechanism, I'd rather throw it in the waste basket than plug it into my USB switch. It has no chance of meeting my standards. But all typists know this. I'm just saying that since my first rocket-ship keyboard in 1982, this keyboard and the well-known high-end Apple keyboards are the only keyboards I've ever tried that provide this ideal keypress behavior. Because this keypress behavior is the end product of a precision scissor mechanism, it also happens that this type of keyboard provides the best longevity as well. I had settled on high-end Apple keyboards for many years, because until a few years ago, they offered the best feel and the best longevity together. Yet, ever-increasing prices eventually made me wonder if I had lost my mind. I have no idea how many keyboards I tried my first POWZAN KB750 finally offered the Apple feel I found nowhere else. But at this point, my first POWZAN KB750 has outlasted several Macs (the last of which it is still connected to through a keyboard switch); which serves my principal Windows 10 system. This elite class of mechanism infers, but does not guarantee longevity. The mechanism has to be rigid enough that rotating parts don't bind. But the measure of that fact (which isn't otherwise so observable) is long product life, without evident deterioration. I've had a number of high-end scissor-type keyboards run amok pretty quickly. But even after almost 4 years, this POWZAN KB750 is still typing like it did out of the box. Keys are rigid. There's no wiggle or odd movement in any of them yet. I must have fallen asleep at the wheel however, at least from my former routine of keeping a replacement on hand much sooner. To allow 4 years to go by on the best keyboard I've ever had, is just not normal. The reason I'm ordering the backup now is, I've lost all of the paint off my E key, 1/3 of my S key, and maybe 1/3 of my L as well. I can do without the labels of course. But suddenly I've been saying to myself, "Gee, I must really have had this thing a long time." I don't think I've ever had an Apple keyboard serve me this long; and on several I've lost, I had keys pop out, sticking keys, and dysfunctional key switches as well. I'm not anywhere near ready to replace my first POWZAN KB750 yet. But I sure wouldn't want to be stuck without another.

I am so surprised by this keyboard. I have a Mac keyboard for work and this is a lot like it. I love it!

**DO NOT BUY, IT DIES WITHIN 3 MONTHS OF PURCHASE** Purchased this on Jul. 20th, 2025. It looks great and the size, feel and weight of it was great too. I have used it every day since it arrived and I had been very happy about it. However, today (October 2nd, 2025) I woke up to a disconnected keyboard (I used it with my Mac Mini). I had to connect another keyboard I have to log into my computer and try to reconnect this Powzan keyboard to my MM. I tried following the instructions to no avail. I had my MM forget the device to reconnect it and the keyboard does not show anymore. I then tried to connect it to the 2nd and 3rd profiles and nothing. I then used the cable to connect it directly to the computer and even that does not work. All lights turn on (battery, caps lock and bluetooth profile 1) but the keyboard is not working anymore at all. This is very disappointing as I was loving the keyboard but have it just die in less than 3 months of use is just not acceptable at all.

Looks nice and feels good. Paired well right away although directions are weird and confusing. But no charging cable is included even though it says there is one online AND on the box. I'll just buy one.

- This keyboard had everything I was looking for style , function and price. These were the key factors in why I decided to buy it altho I didn't see any reviews on it not here nor on YouTube , because I usually research products before buying it. - The keyboard is aluminum looks like the Satechi Slim x3 for half the price which is lovely with some differences, this one is not backlit, the top row of function keys are the same sizes as the typing portion. Comes with a UBS-A to USB- C charging cable. Lastly you can connect 3 devices to it with ease- only thing I can say is that there is a 1 second delay when switching between them, you have to wait a sec before you start typing on the next device. Which all of these things aren't significant enough for me to dislike it All and all this keyboard feels expensive, works very well types very quietly and is very affordable. I love it and would recommend for anybody looking for a macOS keyboard.

We bought this keyboard because it is advertised as being quiet because it's used in an office with a person with misophonia. It is not quiet at all. The keys have a loud and clear tapping sound that could never be mistaken for being quiet or close to quiet or quieter than your average keyboard. If you don't care about that, it's a fine keyboard. But our whole reason for buying this keyboard was its claim to be quiet or noticably quieter than any other. It is not and that's disappointing.

I've had this for several months now and it's still working fine. The shape of the key make it comfortable to use. It works in both Mac and Linux (the reason I bought it) I give it 5 stars, but there are a few niggles, like the mac/win being a softkey and the light on the SCR being the indicator - which isn't clear which it's set to. For Linux, I did have to configure it as a Mac keyboard, but recent versions of Ubuntu recognise it without issue now.

Está bien chido ! Funciona perfecto :)

Cuesta un poco hacer que se empareje con los aparatos, parece fácil en las instrucciones pero debe insistir mucho, casi lo regreso. No me gusta que se pone como en modo pausa si no lo ocupas, porque cuando lo necesitas se tarda ligeramente en arrancar.

No me encanta la sensación de las teclas, algunos botones se atoran en ocasiones. Puntos buenos, la conexión Bluetooth es muy buena y se puede usar en distintos dispositivos.

Muy mal producto las teclas empezaron a trabarse desde la segunda semana