OMOTON Wired Keyboard Compatible with Mac, with Dual Interface (USB and Type-C), Numeric Keypad Compatible with MacBook Pro/Air, iMac, Mac mini/Pro Laptop, Silver
$29.98Original price was: $29.98.$21.23Current price is: $21.23.
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Customers find the keyboard works well with MacBooks and appreciate its high quality, compact design, and sleek appearance. They consider it good value for money, and one customer notes it has two connection options in the same cable. The keyboard receives positive feedback for its feel, though durability receives mixed reviews.
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9 reviews for OMOTON Wired Keyboard Compatible with Mac, with Dual Interface (USB and Type-C), Numeric Keypad Compatible with MacBook Pro/Air, iMac, Mac mini/Pro Laptop, Silver
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Keith A. Weaver –
Very nice Mac keyboard
I bought this to replace one that suffered too many spills. I’m quite pleased with it so far. It’s more compact than my last one, and takes up less space on my desk. The feel of the keys is just right – I’m not the best typist, and seem to make fewer mis-types with this keyboard. The price is competitive. All in all, a nice product.
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GBarrington –
Inexpensive, but a good typing experience (with 2nd EDIT)
I needed a new keyboard for my new Mac mini m4, my Windows keyboards are J U S T different enough to be irritating when I try to use them on a Mac. They work, but its just easier with one properly set up.It’s rather compact, even with a numeric keypad. The typing experience is good, a decent amount of key travel on the keys, and they are silent. The cord is long enough to exit out the back of the keyboard drawer on my desk , go up around the back of the desk onto the desktop and into the back of the computer. This eliminates the biggest complaints i have with wired keyboards, short cords.EDIT: I would upgrade my typing experience from “Good” to “Very Good”. I don’t think this could be called an “Excellent” typing experience, but for a quite inexpensive keyboard, I can comfortably crank out a LOT of words. I think it’s 5 stars once I factor in the price. END EDIT2ND Edit: I ordered a Mac Mini for my wife, and immediately bought another of these keyboards for her new machine. These things work VERY well. Comfortable, and good for long typing sessions. END EDITIts attractively finished and seems reasonably well built. I would buy it again, and I can recommend it to others.
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licktigger –
PERFECT, even for 2011 iMac system
Perfect! This fit a 2011 iMac with perfect compatability. Had a brief moment of terror when the screen read “unable to recognize keyboard, please press key next to shift key on left side,” but followed the instructions twice and it took me to a choice of 3 possibilities: Japanese, some otherworldly weirdness, and ANSI. ANSI is the answer, kids. The TEST ANSWER is ANSI. Shhh! You didn’t hear it here….
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Patti Carden –
Great price, Works very well.
Works great and at a great price.
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ToasterBoy –
Good keyboard, but can’t feel the centering bars
Great keyboard at a great price. The only minor complaint is that it is missing the usual “bumps” on the F and J keys do you know your hands are in the right place. I can type faster on it than my old keyboard, but too often I find myself typing one key off. Otherwise, works great.Update: I just realized that it does indeed have the bars on those two keys, but because the keys are flat and the raised bars are at the near edge of the keys, my fingers don’t touch them. My other keyboards have concave keys and larger bars that you can feel with your fingers centered on the keys. If you’re not a touch typist, it won’t bother you anyway.
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Naomi –
Perfect little keyboard
I work from home and travel a lot so wanted something compact and light weight that still had a number keypad. At first I thought it only had a normal usb plug which would be annoying for a Mac keyboard but the usb-c is just plugged into the normal usb, nice design! The keys are the perfect weight/height and have a nice click as you type , reminiscent of that classic pc keyboard I grew up on. After you plug it in you have to “allow” the keyboard before the light will turn on and it will start working. I also love having a wired keyboard- nothing more annoying than having your keyboard die mid-work day and not being able to use it while it charges. It’s very compact and light, easily fitting in my laptop backpack, but still has a thick, hearty feel to it.
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A. Trace –
Very Good Keyboard!
It’s a very good, reasonably priced keyboard. I like and recommend it.
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Michael J. Bellon –
Keyboard communication drop after 60 minutes
When connected to a Mac mini – the keyboard will loose power and stop working continuously after about an hour of use.
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Carlos Zitelli –
Teclas travam e afundam. Pelo valor, deveria ser de uma qualidade melhor.
OMOTON Wired Keyboard Compatible with Mac, with Dual Interface (USB and Type-C), Numeric Keypad Compatible with MacBook Pro/Air, iMac, Mac mini/Pro Laptop, Silver
Keith A. Weaver –
Very nice Mac keyboard
I bought this to replace one that suffered too many spills. I’m quite pleased with it so far. It’s more compact than my last one, and takes up less space on my desk. The feel of the keys is just right – I’m not the best typist, and seem to make fewer mis-types with this keyboard. The price is competitive. All in all, a nice product.
GBarrington –
Inexpensive, but a good typing experience (with 2nd EDIT)
I needed a new keyboard for my new Mac mini m4, my Windows keyboards are J U S T different enough to be irritating when I try to use them on a Mac. They work, but its just easier with one properly set up.It’s rather compact, even with a numeric keypad. The typing experience is good, a decent amount of key travel on the keys, and they are silent. The cord is long enough to exit out the back of the keyboard drawer on my desk , go up around the back of the desk onto the desktop and into the back of the computer. This eliminates the biggest complaints i have with wired keyboards, short cords.EDIT: I would upgrade my typing experience from “Good” to “Very Good”. I don’t think this could be called an “Excellent” typing experience, but for a quite inexpensive keyboard, I can comfortably crank out a LOT of words. I think it’s 5 stars once I factor in the price. END EDIT2ND Edit: I ordered a Mac Mini for my wife, and immediately bought another of these keyboards for her new machine. These things work VERY well. Comfortable, and good for long typing sessions. END EDITIts attractively finished and seems reasonably well built. I would buy it again, and I can recommend it to others.
licktigger –
PERFECT, even for 2011 iMac system
Perfect! This fit a 2011 iMac with perfect compatability. Had a brief moment of terror when the screen read “unable to recognize keyboard, please press key next to shift key on left side,” but followed the instructions twice and it took me to a choice of 3 possibilities: Japanese, some otherworldly weirdness, and ANSI. ANSI is the answer, kids. The TEST ANSWER is ANSI. Shhh! You didn’t hear it here….
Patti Carden –
Great price, Works very well.
Works great and at a great price.
ToasterBoy –
Good keyboard, but can’t feel the centering bars
Great keyboard at a great price. The only minor complaint is that it is missing the usual “bumps” on the F and J keys do you know your hands are in the right place. I can type faster on it than my old keyboard, but too often I find myself typing one key off. Otherwise, works great.Update: I just realized that it does indeed have the bars on those two keys, but because the keys are flat and the raised bars are at the near edge of the keys, my fingers don’t touch them. My other keyboards have concave keys and larger bars that you can feel with your fingers centered on the keys. If you’re not a touch typist, it won’t bother you anyway.
Naomi –
Perfect little keyboard
I work from home and travel a lot so wanted something compact and light weight that still had a number keypad. At first I thought it only had a normal usb plug which would be annoying for a Mac keyboard but the usb-c is just plugged into the normal usb, nice design! The keys are the perfect weight/height and have a nice click as you type , reminiscent of that classic pc keyboard I grew up on. After you plug it in you have to “allow” the keyboard before the light will turn on and it will start working. I also love having a wired keyboard- nothing more annoying than having your keyboard die mid-work day and not being able to use it while it charges. It’s very compact and light, easily fitting in my laptop backpack, but still has a thick, hearty feel to it.
A. Trace –
Very Good Keyboard!
It’s a very good, reasonably priced keyboard. I like and recommend it.
Michael J. Bellon –
Keyboard communication drop after 60 minutes
When connected to a Mac mini – the keyboard will loose power and stop working continuously after about an hour of use.
Carlos Zitelli –
Teclas travam e afundam. Pelo valor, deveria ser de uma qualidade melhor.