Apple Wireless Keyboard with Bluetooth - Silver (Renewed)

I ordered this exact item from TECHMINT on Amazon, and it was never able to establish a bluetooth connection with my iMac. Just wouldn't pair. Sent it back, got a rude email from Techmint saying that because this was the "customer's fault," I would be charged a restocking fee for the return. Pretty insulting. Any fool can push a button and get a pairing. So I ordered another one from THIS business and the keyboard instantly paired, LOOKS AND ACTS BRAND NEW, with arrival time better than average. I would definitely order from these folks if I were you. Avoid TECHMINT.

'm testing the Apple wireless keyboard Apple model A1314 and it feels wonderful. This solves the ergonomics of my workplace, since now I can put the keyboard further away from me and my arms are a little more extended, which is good for my health and I can write more quickly. The pressure that must be exerted on the keys is ideal, neither too strong nor too slow; the keys resist finger pressure a little more than the keyboard the M1 comes with and I like it that way. In short, I am very happy with this acquisition, which is a renewed product by a family business, which they call themselves a “dream” and that is nice. They are also very detailed, they included a couple of batteries in the package accompanied by a beautiful thank you card. The keyboard arrived in very good condition and in this first test it worked correctly.

Fast delivery great product unfortunately I wasn’t able to link it to my 2022 Mac desktop item was well packaged & delivered with care.

Works very wellHowever now after almost two years I have to remove the batteries after use or the battery charge gets drained

Looks and works like new. Put batteries in and go. Auto linked in seconds with match code. Great keyboard-just what I was looking for.

I decided to clean up my old IMac Computer area last month. So, I cleaned up the keyboard with my new steam cleaner which made the keyboard appear to be brand new. Several hours later, my wife was typing an email and she noticed multiple keys were not working. So, my steam cleaning damaged our old keyboard beyond repair.I ordered a replacement Magic Keyboard and it arrived the next day. The keyboard connected immediately with the IMac so all was good. The new (refurbished) keyboard appears to be brand new. I am happy that we have a new keyboard and happy that for $29, we have a new to us Magic Keyboard.

The keyboard worked when it arrived with the exception of the E key which often required a firmer key press to work. I assumed this was a mechanical failure, removed the key cover and applied a small amount of mineral oil to the scissor mechanism (I'd encountered that kind of problem before). This worked to get the key to function as expected and I assumed that was the end of it.Within a 10 days the R and T keys started to become more and more unresponsive which was the first sign that the issue with the E wasn't just a mechanical problem. I eventually switched to working directly on my Macbook rather than docking it.Today I attempted to pair the keyboard with my Macbook and far more keys are either difficult to activate or simply unresponsive. There's little point in returning the keyboard as I'm certain the attempt to use mineral oil (and I cannot stress enough what a tiny amount I used) might mean they wouldn't honor a refund request.Beware. I know the new magic keyboards are absolutely horrible but a refurb seems to be a real dice roll.

Very pleasantly surprised! This keyboard came in a generic box and quite obviously not refurbished by Apple, so no foil wrap, etc. that’s where the negatives stop, if they are negatives at all. The keyboard is flawless. I used to have one for seven years, but sold it with my iMac. I haven’t been a huge fan of the new one. I was using a Logitech 811 keyboard for about 5 months. All was well with it till one day a key dislodged. After weeks of not receiving any correspondence from Logitech, I stumbled across this seller and my old favorite, so I gave it a try.It’s impossible to say how long the keyboard will last being a refurbished one, but as things are now. There are no scuffs, marks or anything out of the ordinary with it. I’ll update my review if things turn out differently. For now, I’m super happy with it and has a better feel than the Logitech. Definitely works better than the Logitech at this point and for half the price. The Logitech has a three year warranty compared to 90 Days for this refurbished one. With that in mind, I still have 2.5 years remaining for Logitech to get back with me, but I’m betting I’ll be using this keyboard to continue sending them “love letters” in the meantime.