The keyboards that come with your Mac are slim and space-saving to avoid cluttering up your desk. The top function row of keys are assigned to system-level shortcuts such as adjusting screen brightness, volume and media playback. Mac keyboards also come with some unique modifier keys like Command (⌘) and Option (⌥).
While you can use any keyboard with your Mac, you may be missing the Mac modifier keys and the function keys may not work. Getting a replacement keyboard doesn’t mean a downgrade in your work tools. Here you will find Mac-friendly keyboard options that look and work great.
Another reason to get a Mac-friendly keyboard: they’ll work with your iPad and iPhone too!
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Das Keyboard MacTigr is a high-end mechanical keyboard with useful features like an integrated USB hub and dedicated media controls. Made entirely out of aluminum and steel, it is rock solid with premium vibes. But without wireless and multi-device connectivity, can it live up to its price and Das Keyboard’s claim that it is the reference mechanical keyboard for Mac users?
Logitech MX Keys for Mac is an excellent alternative to Apple’s Magic Keyboards with its build quality and typing experience. The smart backlighting and ability to quickly switch between multiple devices will please power users who want an Apple-centric keyboard for their Mac.
Apple’s full-sized keyboard now comes with Touch ID, providing fast, easy and secure authentication as well as a Pro color scheme with black keys.
Magic Keyboard with Touch ID only works with Macs with Apple Silicon processors. This means it won’t work with Intel-based Macs or even M1-based iPads.