Reviews for Apple Wireless Keyboard - Italian

This is a good little keyboard, but I am not sure it belongs on the mac. I have to say I was less then excited about this item mainly because of the lack of 10 key on it. I hated having to replace the batteries all the time since our computer receives heavy use. But I do love to use it when I am typing on my iPad 2 or my iPad mini. All in all its a good little keyboard but when I order my next Mac, I will opt for a wired version of both the mouse and the keyboard.

A truely amazing product, its light-weight, easy to set up, easy to use, and allows me to stand my iPad up at my desk and type with it! Thanks again Apple for another wonderful product!

If you do not have experience with this keyboard, as soon as you start typing on it you notice the difference. The keys are soft and easy to push, which makes it very easy to type. The keys are also very quiet, which is a nice plus for those of us that are quick at typing.
The wireless range is amazing. When I am watching a marathon of shows, I bring my keyboard with me to curl up on the couch. I never had a problem with this keyboard in the 2-3 years I've had it.
I am pretty clumsy.. I've dropped this keyboard many times and it is tough enough to handle me... even when I dropped drink after drink after drink on it.. Eventually (and many drinks later) when I spilt my last drink on it, even though the whole keyboard was completely covered, the only keys effected were two keys (the question and colon key)... which is absolutely amazing.. since I went threw a few keyboards (other brands, not this one).
I sincerely recommend this keyboard. My last incident was about a week ago, and although it is unfortunate I am unable to use my question mark and colon (which you can just click in character viewer) that is obviously my well deserved fault. I will be buying this keyboard again as soon as the iPhone 4S hype dies down!!

Buying a new one since the last one was done in by a simple non-sticky spill. Strongly suggest investing in an inexpensive cover to prolong it's life.

I'm new to Mac, so with my purchase of a Mac Mini and a MacBook Air, I decided to complete my collection and spring for the Magic Mouse and the Wireless Keyboard.

First off, out of the box, it's ready to go, batteries and all. It's extremely simple to connect to your computer, and you don't have to worry about turning it on and off all the time to save the battery (there's a built-in 'sleep' mode).

The only downside is that Apple doesn't offer a wireless keyboard with a numeric pad ... something that some people like, but others need. While my wife won't be doing her college math homework on one, I love everything else about this keyboard.

Recommendation: Unless you absolutely have to have a numeric pad, this is the keyboard that goes perfectly with your Mac!

The wireless keyboard is a must have! I purchased the docking station keyboard initially. I didn't like it and never used it. I exchanged that keyboard for the wireless keyboard. It is awesome. It is very easy to set up. It's so easy to use I find myself using it even when I don't really need to. Do yourself a favor and get one.

I am currently using the keyboard with my iPad. I haven't used it with my Macbook yet but I can.

I love that its so small and portable, but it gains nothing by not having a num pad and separate function and system keys. There needs to be a full-sized wireless version too!

When actually using it is works really well. It's light and responsive. It's clear why they didn't include the number pad,so that doesn't really bother me at all. The big beef I have with it is that you cannot tell by looking at it that it is on or off and it is easy to accidental turn on if it's in your backpack. This then turns on the iPad and doesn't allow it to sleep- effectively draining the iPad as collateral damage. A simple moving switch (eg, iPod) would fix this.

Just wanted to take a moment to say how pleased I am with the way the keyboard works with my iPad. I'm using it right now with the iPad lying in front of it on the table (I have a Griffin easel on order) and it is a pleasure.

First, it was easy to set up under the Bluetooth settings. Just turn it on, the iPad recognizes it, click to connect, and voilà. Second, when the keyboard is connected the virtual keyboards don't pop up, giving more room on the screen. Third, when you want to use the virtual keyboard (maybe to input in a different language) all you need to do is hold down the keyboard's on/off switch for 5 seconds and it appears.

Not all the function keys work, but those that do are very helpful: screen brightness, iPod controls, volume. And the esc key is even handy when the iPad spell check incorrectly wants to change a word. Here, the esc key acts the same as touching the x on the pop-up spelling box. The arrow keys make navigating around a document easy.

Lastly, I think the integrated keypad and iPad dock is too limited. You can only use the vertical orientation and it won't fit as neatly in a computer bag. The Apple Wireless Keyboard gives the most flexibility. I've even used it on my lap while sitting up with the iPad lying on the bed next to me. The iPad screen is so easy to see from any angle, that it doesn't need to be precisely oriented like a typical laptop lid.

Love the keyboard only one complaint though, the bluetooth disconnects from time to time other then that great...