Apple Magic Keyboard with Touch ID and Numeric Keypad - White

Connect the keyboard to your Mac using the included USB-C to Lightning cable. It will automatically pair. Once paired, you can disconnect the cable to use it wirelessly via Bluetooth. Ensure Bluetooth is enabled on your Mac.

The internal rechargeable battery is designed to power your Magic Keyboard for approximately a month or more between charges, depending on usage.

While the keyboard can function as a basic Bluetooth keyboard with other devices, full functionality, especially Touch ID and automatic pairing, is optimized and primarily available only with Apple macOS devices that have an Apple silicon chip.

The included woven USB-C to Lightning cable is used for both initial pairing of the keyboard with your Mac and for charging the keyboard's internal battery. You connect the USB-C end to your Mac and the Lightning end to the keyboard.

Touch ID allows you to securely unlock your Mac, make purchases, and log into apps with your fingerprint. Ensure your Mac has an Apple silicon chip and is running macOS Big Sur 11.4 or later. You'll need to set up your fingerprints in System Settings > Touch ID & Password.

No, the Apple Magic Keyboard with Touch ID and Numeric Keypad features a fixed, low-profile design. It does not have adjustable feet or tilt settings.

The document navigation controls, located in the extended layout, include keys like Page Up, Page Down, Home, and End. These keys allow for quick scrolling and navigation within documents, web pages, and other applications, improving efficiency without needing to use the mouse.

Ensure Bluetooth is enabled on your Mac. Connect the keyboard to your Mac using the included USB-C to Lightning cable to force initial pairing and check for charge. If issues persist, restart your Mac and try again.

Verify your Mac has an Apple silicon chip (M1, M2, etc.) and is running macOS Big Sur 11.4 or later. Check System Settings > Touch ID & Password to ensure Touch ID is enabled and your fingerprints are registered. Clean the Touch ID sensor with a soft, dry cloth.

Ensure you are in an application that supports these features. Sometimes, certain software configurations or specific app settings might interfere. Check your macOS keyboard settings under System Settings > Keyboard for any custom shortcuts or modifications.

While the battery is designed for a month or more of use, heavy usage can affect duration. Ensure the keyboard is fully charged before use. If the issue is new, try resetting the keyboard by connecting it via cable, then disconnecting and reconnecting Bluetooth.

Check the battery level and recharge if necessary. Ensure the keyboard is properly connected via Bluetooth. If individual keys are sticky, gently clean around them with compressed air or a soft, dry brush. Avoid trying to remove keycaps.