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The Apple Magic Keyboard with Touch ID and Numeric Keypad (Spanish, Black) is designed for Mac users seeking a comfortable and precise typing experience with enhanced productivity features. Its extended layout, including a numeric keypad and full-size arrow keys, makes it ideal for data entry, gaming, and extensive document navigation, while integrated Touch ID provides secure authentication. A key advantage is its long-lasting rechargeable battery and seamless Mac integration, though users outside the Apple ecosystem may find some features, like Touch ID, to be Mac-exclusive.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Release Year | 2023 |
| Model Part Number | MXK83Y/A |
| Brand | Apple |
Yes, this Magic Keyboard can connect to Windows PCs and Android devices via Bluetooth. However, specific features like Touch ID and certain macOS function keys will not work or may behave differently on non-Apple operating systems.
The rechargeable battery is designed to last for approximately a month or more of typical use on a single charge, depending on usage patterns.
You can charge the keyboard by connecting the included woven USB-C Charge Cable to the USB-C port on the back of the keyboard and to a USB-C port on your Mac or any standard USB-C power adapter.
Yes, this specific model features a QWERTY Spanish layout, which includes characters and symbols commonly used in Spanish-speaking regions.
Touch ID functionality is exclusively available on Mac computers with the Apple M1 chip or later. If your Mac has an older processor, the keyboard will function, but Touch ID will not be available.
No, the Apple Magic Keyboard with Touch ID and Numeric Keypad does not feature a backlight for the keys.
Try connecting the keyboard to your Mac using the USB-C cable first to establish a connection. Ensure Bluetooth is enabled on your Mac, and check that the keyboard's power switch is on. You might also need to remove and re-add the keyboard in your Mac's Bluetooth settings.
Ensure the keyboard is charged. Connect it to your Mac using the USB-C cable for at least 15 minutes. Check the power switch on the back of the keyboard to ensure it's in the 'on' position (green indicator visible).
First, connect the keyboard to your Mac with the USB-C cable to force a connection. If still an issue, go to System Settings > Bluetooth on your Mac, ensure Bluetooth is on, and remove any old keyboard entries. Then, turn the keyboard off and on, and try pairing again.
Verify your Mac has an Apple M1 chip or later. Ensure your keyboard is connected to your Mac and you've added your fingerprint in System Settings > Touch ID & Password. Restart your Mac and try again. Also, ensure the keyboard's software is up to date via macOS updates.
Gently clean around the affected keys with a can of compressed air to dislodge any debris. For stubborn residue, lightly dampen a cotton swab with isopropyl alcohol and carefully clean the key surfaces, avoiding excessive liquid.
Ensure the keyboard is within close range of your Mac. Avoid sources of wireless interference (e.g., microwaves, Wi-Fi routers, other Bluetooth devices). Disconnect and reconnect the keyboard in your Mac's Bluetooth settings. Resetting Bluetooth on your Mac might also help.
Setting up your Apple Magic Keyboard is straightforward, especially with a Mac:
