Macally Wired Keyboard for Mac, Compatible Apple Keyboard with Numeric Keypad - Slim, Space-Saving Design for, MacBook Pro/Air Laptop, iMac Replacement

Responsiveness:I love this keyboard, other than it's a little loud (typing).

Love the soft quiet touch. Wish it had backlit keys, but otherwise excellent. My wife liked it so much she got one too.

6 Month Update: The keyboard still functions as well as before, however a bunch of keys have started losing their labels (CMD/Alt, A, and C, especially). I think if you have anything other than nub-short fingernails, you can expect this to happen to you.1 Week Update: It took me a while to realize the Numpad layout is slightly different than on a full-size Apple Keyboard; this one has the -, extra large + and enter keys on the right side, whereas the Apple Keyboard is *,-,+,enter. Macally's layout isn't uncommon but, again, if you're using this to replace an Apple Keyboard it'll take some getting used to.This is the perfect compromise for me, as I am addicted to having a numpad. However, ergonomically they are challenging as it requires me to shift my extra wide keyboard to the left, and have to move my right hand much further from the mouse to type (which usually means my right arm will be unsupported by my desk chair's arms while i'm typing).Switching from a traditional full-size Apple keyboard, there are a few things I'll need to adjust to.There are obviously differences in layout as this keyboard is basically a hybrid of Apple's full-size keyboard, and their TKL version. It has a FN button like the TKL version, for example, which means the bottom left function keys are squished. However, in the Apple TKL keyboard, the CMD button is wide, while the FN button is narrow; in this keyboad, the FN button is wide, and the CMD button is narrow. Since the left CMD button is arguably the most used modifier key on an Apple Keyboard, I think they should have prioritized it as wider.The keyboard's main area is the same length horizontally, but it is a little vertically squished compared to my full-size Apple keyboard, by about half an inch. I don't know if squishing it vertically adds any real practical benefits, meanwhile it has caused me some mistypes. I feel confident I'll be used to it after a week of usage.Two other observations I had:1) There's a slight concave upwards curve that I'd never seen in a keyboard before. It's not unpleasant.2) The keys are a tiny bit louder (a more lower-pitched "thunk"), and feel a little spongier.Overall, it's sturdy enough at the price point, and every extra function works just like on a Mac Keyboard (there are a few shortcuts that might need to be reprogrammed, but the included manual gave instructions for it).

Love it. Still using it every day.

Great Product and suprt fast delivery

Was a good keyboard - unfortunately it only worked for about a year and a half.

Great replacement for Apple wireless keyboard users who are tired of frequently charging them.

Do not purchase this keyboard if you're accustomed to a true Apple keyboard. The keys are different, spacing is different, and the overall sizing is smaller. The quality appears to be fine, typing speed is fine, but if you're wanting an Apple replica, this is not the keyboard for you.