Apple Magic Keyboard With Touch Id Review

If you’re a creative professional or tech enthusiast who values style and simplicity, Mac laptops and desktops are the obvious choices. Apple’s Magic Keyboard, however, isn’t as innovative as its P.C. hardware (which gets a lot of attention from people and costs a lot of money), with its overall look and function remaining virtually unchanged. With an updated Magic Keyboard (starts at AED 657-to-AED730 as tested), Apple adds Touch ID to its list of features for tighter integration with M1-powered desktops like Mac Studio and 24-inch iMac. Except for this addition, it’s pretty much the same as it’s always been, which may delight Apple enthusiasts, but isn’t compelling for everyone.

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