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The Apple Magic Keyboard with Touch ID is designed for Mac users seeking a sleek, wireless, and secure typing experience. Its integrated Touch ID provides quick authentication and secure purchases, offering a significant convenience upgrade, though users needing a dedicated numeric keypad will find it absent in this tenkeyless model.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Release Year | 2020 |
| Model Part Number | MXCK3H/A |
| Brand | Apple |
While the keyboard can connect to Windows PCs via Bluetooth, the `Touch ID` functionality is exclusive to compatible Mac computers running macOS Big Sur or later. Basic typing functions typically work.
The internal battery is designed to last about a month or more between charges, depending on usage.
No, this specific model (tenkeyless) does not include a dedicated numeric keypad.
On your Mac, click the `Bluetooth` icon in the menu bar and hover over the `Magic Keyboard` entry. The battery percentage will be displayed there.
Yes, you can use the Magic Keyboard while it is connected to your Mac and charging via the USB-C cable.
It supports Mac OS X 11.0 Big Sur, 12.0 Monterey, 13.0 Ventura, and 14.0 Sonoma.
It includes a woven USB-C Charge Cable, which can be used for both charging and wired connection to your Mac.
First, ensure Bluetooth is enabled on your Mac. Then, try connecting the keyboard directly to your Mac using the USB-C cable to force a re-pair. If it still doesn't connect, restart your Mac and try again. Also, check the keyboard's battery level.
Make sure your Mac is running macOS Big Sur (11.0) or later and has an Apple silicon chip. Go to `System Settings` > `Touch ID & Passcode` and ensure your fingerprints are properly enrolled. If issues persist, try deleting and re-adding your fingerprints. A Mac restart can also resolve temporary glitches.
Gently clean around and under the affected keys with a can of compressed air to remove dust or debris. If the issue persists, ensure the keyboard is fully charged, as low battery can sometimes affect responsiveness.
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Compatibility:
This Magic Keyboard is designed for Mac computers with an Apple silicon chip and running macOS Big Sur (11.0) or later, including Monterey (12.0), Ventura (13.0), and Sonoma (14.0). While it can connect to other Bluetooth-enabled devices, `Touch ID` functionality is exclusively available on compatible Mac models.
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