Apple Magic Keyboard - Keyboard - USB-C - wireless - Bluetooth - QWERTY - Arabic/English

Product Overview

AI-generated summary

At £84.28 ex-VAT, the Apple Magic Keyboard (Arabic/English) is only really “good value” if you’re already in Apple-land and your team actually benefits from the ecosystem. It’s pleasant to type on, pairs quickly over Bluetooth, and the build quality is typically better than most office-adjacent keyboards you’ll find at similar or lower prices. For people who write a lot in a clean, predictable layout (and especially if they’ll actually use Arabic/English), it can feel like an easy quality-of-life upgrade—less fuss, more comfort.

That said, I wouldn’t buy this for mixed Windows fleets or for environments where you want standardisation and cheap replacements. Magic Keyboards are more expensive than they need to be for “normal office typing,” and the Bluetooth setup can be a small administrative headache if users bounce between devices frequently or if IT wants everything wired/consistent. If you’re equipping Macs in a stable setup and you care about staff comfort and reliability, it’s a sensible spend. If not, you’ll likely get more “keyboard per pound” with something less premium.