Apple Magic Keyboard - Keyboard - USB-C - wireless - Bluetooth - QWERTZ - Swiss

Product Overview

AI-generated summary

At £40.20 ex-VAT, the Apple Magic Keyboard is one of those “you’re paying for the experience” buys. The typing feel is consistently excellent, it connects quickly, and it’s ideal if your day-to-day is on a Mac (especially if you already live in the Apple ecosystem). If you’re office-based and want something that just works with minimal fuss, this is a solid choice—and the Bluetooth setup is convenient without the faff of a bunch of dongles or cables.

That said, the QWERTZ layout is a big tell: unless you specifically need Swiss/German layout, don’t assume it’ll be fine for UK staff. Also, it’s not the best value if you’re cost-optimising for a fleet of generic office users—there are plenty of perfectly decent wired/wireless keyboards that won’t cost you this much per desk. I’d recommend it for knowledge workers who value comfort and a clean setup, and I’d avoid it for generic admin roles or for mixed keyboard-layout environments.