OMOTON Wired Keyboard for Mac with Dual Interface, Comfortable Typing Angle & Stable Connection, Compatible with MacBook, iMac, Mac mini, PC-Grey

I got tired to replacing batteries in wireless keyboards, so decided to try this wired keyboard. It works perfectly and is nice to type on. The key support on the sizzer adds a nice touch.

I'm satisfied with this purchase, though I can't say it's a fabulous keyboard--you get what you pay for, I guess. It works just fine with my MacBook Pro, and it handled being used on a docking station well. That being said, it is quite noisy, and it doesn't feel terribly stable.

Excellent keyboard.

Absolutely LOVE my new keyboard 😁😁😁😁

Crisp key response. Used with a Mac mini - similar size to Macbook Pro keyboard.

Works fine and compatible with my MacBook Air M1 but the lock button (upper right corner) is a bit too close to the delete button so I keep locking my screen by accident (though there might be a way to disable this). That said it's lightweight but sturdy and fully USB-C compatible. Plug-n-play (your Mac may ask you to go through the setup which I recommend). I hate Bluetooth keyboards so this is a good alternative for the price. NOTE: Keys do not light up and it does not have a Touch ID option, it's just a very basic small keyboard, a great option if you tend to lean on your trackpad to heavily while typing, like I do.

This was a good solution at first. When I upgraded and got a new Macbook Pro, it stopped working right. It works for a minute and then stops. It lights up when I type but for some reason it's not connecting right, despite being directly plugged into my laptop. The lock key at the top right of the keyboard also drives me insane. I constantly hit it by accident and then have to unlock my laptop.

Love the compact size for travelling. The dual USB-A and USB-C plug lets me either plug into my MAC mini directly or to a multi-port adaptor.

I've used a bluetooth omoton keyboard at my mac mini setup for 2 years but I'm even more impressed with the wired version. No more replacing batteries is nice compared to the wireless one. Also the wireless one would go to sleep after a few mins of inactivity to save battery which was annoying since I'd have to wake the keyboard up each time before being able to actually use it so having it always active is much nicer. Quicker input responsiveness compared to bluetooth (main reason for upgrading). Overall super happy, same comfortable, visually appealing keyboard as the bluetooth one but even better than before! Only downside I'd mention is the "power on" blue LED light constantly shining, completely pointless for it to stay on, I covered it with a piece of black tape

The keyboard works fine, but it's very flimsy. I can bend it around very easily. Feels like it's made of rubber.