Reviews for Apple Wireless Keyboard - German

This is a great keyboard that is very reliable, small, and sturdy. As a manager of a medium sized network (125 staff) I am constantly having requests to replace these wireless keyboards with the wired keyboard containing the number pad.

Just about every professional industry standard graphics/audio/video editing system takes advantage of the number pad, so this is really a keyboard for people who only use their computer for typing and browsing the web.

For what it does, it works great! I just wish there was a different version with a number pad.

Keyboard is nice and slim and has a great feel when typing. The only problem is the lack of a numerical pad such as on the wired keyboard. This is only a small drawback, but I would not recommend this keyboard for anyone that relies heavily on the numpad. Otherwise a great keyboard!

I use this keyboard along with my 15 MacBook Pro and I love this keyboard. It is really light and this and it feels great to type with. If I had one complaint, it would be that I would really like to have a 10 key numeric keypad. Overall great product.

Picked up this keyboard half off at bestbuy open box. So happy. This thing works great! Use it with my iPhone 4 and it works perfectly. Use it when I hook up my macbook pro to my TV. Best keyboard ever. Its light and compact. I bring it with me every where. I love this thing. Good looking too. I hate that it uses up batteries though.

One star short as there is no 10-key pad. My MacBook has a 10-key pad enabled by the [function] key, however, this is not the case with the wireless keyboard. Nevertheless, a great keyboard.

I've used the wired keyboard with the keypad for a few years already, and thought I would miss the number keys. Recently, I put together my new home office and wanted to eliminate wires and clutter. This seemed good enough, but I bought it somewhat reluctantly.

It took a few hours of typing to get used to it, but that's probably because I kept telling myself that the keyboard should be bigger (it's the exact same size as the built-in keyboards in Apple's laptops, in case you are wondering). Once I grew accustomed to the feel of it, I was typing away with no problems.

The only barrier is the price, which definitely isn't targeted at the budget consumer.

Those who request USB ports should know that it would only draw more power, decreasing battery life. Aside from that, how would data from a USB stick be transferred? Also, keep in mind that by using this device, you are freeing up a USB port on your computer. In the end, you are only missing out on one, low-powered port anyway.

So I just bought the BookArc to put my MacBook Pro 13" on it. Now I can work with my notebook closed and I got a lot more space on my table. The wireless keyboard comes very handy for that, 'cus solved my space problem too and saved my an USB port. :)

It's very pleasant with nice key response. Very compact and the price was good for a wireless blue-tooth device. I thought about the Logitech but it's very expensive and I've heard their support is not very good.

I agree with DB from Atlanta. This keyboard needs a numeric keypad like the wired version! I have both, but I use the wired version just for the numeric keypad.

I have a 15" MBP which I move between my family room and my office. When in the office, the MBP sits on a notebook stand from another manufacturer. I previously used a PC-compatible USB keyboard in the office, but I was often frustrated by the different key layouts on the MBP and the PC keyboard.

The Apple Wireless Keyboard is an ideal solution for me. It has exactly the same size and layout as the MBP's keyboard so I can seamlessly move between the two rooms without having to mentally translate my keystrokes.

As some reviewers have noted, it has neither a numeric keypad nor a forward delete key; but neither does the MBP. And besides, even a quick glance at the graphics of the Apple Wireless Keyboard on the Apple Website makes it clear what keys the device does, and does not have.