Best Mac Keyboard for 2022

Logitech K750 Wireless Solar Keyboard for Mac

Logitech excels at creating smart charging technology for wireless devices, and that’s a pattern that continues with the K750. It can charge in the presence of either natural or artificial light and will continue to stay charged for up to three months in total darkness. That means you’ll never have to worry about plugging it into a USB port overnight.

And this wireless keyboard sports a similarly sleek and modernist design to those favored by Mac users. All of the keys you’d be familiar with from a Mac keyboard are present, but Logitech has made use of a concave design for a more comfortable and ergonomic experience.

Das Keyboard 4 Cherry MX Brown Keyboard

The Das Keyboard translated into English simply as “The Keyboard”, but if you want a premium Mac keyboard, this is one of the best models you can pick up. The Cherry MX Brown keys provide precise but quiet typing making it appropriate for both gaming and the office while supporting a long life of over 50 million keystrokes. And the fact that this is a mechanical keyboard means there’s full N-key rollover with anti-ghosting, so fast typists won’t be at a disadvantage. The media controls are comprehensive and complemented by an oversized volume knob, both of which can be customized to suit your experience.

Macally Full Size USB Wired Keyboard

Macally has produced a keyboard that emulates the form and functionality of the Apple house style for less than $20. If you want a budget priced Mac keyboard that will still be reliable, this is one of the best options on the market. The simple plug and play design will work with any modern version of the Mac OS, and the 15 shortcut keys built in are specific to the Mac operating system, so there’s no need to reprogram the keys to suit your MacBook with this keyboard. PC use is also supported, and it even comes with dedicated Windows style media buttons

Microsoft Sculpt Ergonomic Keyboard

Are you surprised to see a Microsoft model making our best Mac keyboard list? What you should be surprised about is how smart the ergonomic design is on this keyboard. Microsoft has done a great job making sure that their keyboard will work well with various versions of the Mac operating system.

The fact that this keyboard splits into two pieces gives you the best of both worlds – a numeric keypad you can employ when you need it but just put to the side when you need a more compact keyboard. And the curved design of this keyboard isn’t just unique looking. It also facilitates incredibly comfortable typing even for long periods of time.

Anker Ultra Compact Bluetooth Keyboard

Anker is fundamentally a manufacturer you can trust to deliver solid design for a keyboard, mouse, or other wireless device, and while this Apple keyboard may be pretty bare bones, it offers some of the best performance you’ll find for a keyboard priced at less than $20.

Not only is this designed to work with every operating system (including Mac OS, obviously), but it’s a wireless model, and it promises a battery life of up to six months on a single charge. And when you do need to charge this keyboard, it will take you less than three hours to get it fully topped off.

 Apple Magic Keyboard with Numeric Keypad

While the MacBook’s standard keyboard may have some detractors, it’s not the only keyboard that Apple’s brought to market. Apple’s Magic Keyboard is a little on the pricey side, but it’s built with Apple’s unmatched aesthetic sensibilities in mind. You’ll find full sized arrow keys for gaming and easy document navigation buttons on this keyboard, and there’s a dedicated number pad for financial software.

Other than that, the Apple Magic is a keyboard for Mac that’s stripped all the way down to the basics. The Apple Magic may sport a wireless design, but it’s otherwise about delivering reliable results without a whole lot of additional flourishes.

AUKEY Mechanical Keyboard Blue Switch

AUKEY is clearly targeting the gamer market with their keyboard for Mac, and they do an impressive job of delivering the main things gamers would want while keeping the price incredibly reasonable price. The two main features here are the mechanical keys and the RGB lighting.

The former makes use of Outemu blue switches, and while they aren’t the most well recognized switch manufacturer in the business, these keys deliver a satisfying click and sense of resistance that won’t get in the way. And all 104 keys include n-key rollover and anti-ghosting. In terms of lighting, users have 14 effects and 7 colors to choose from.

Satechi Aluminum Slim Wireless Keyboard

Satechi has built a Mac keyboard that can transition easily between the home and office. This wireless keyboard can sync with up to four devices at the same time, so you don’t need to reconfigure it every time you change machines, and the fact that it’s such a compact keyboard means that it’s easy to take with you anywhere.

The aesthetics here are designed to complement the existing look of your Mac with its brushed aluminum surface and sleek angles, while the Bluetooth 3.0 technology built in provides a reliable level of connectivity at a distance of up to 33 feet.

iHome Full Size Mac Keyboard

As far as wireless models for Mac go, there’s nothing that really stands out at first glance about the iHome. But once you’ve used it for a bit, you’ll realize that this keyboard delivers a reliable typing experience at a very fair price. It includes all 12 function keys in addition to a dedicated numeric keypad and media controls.

And its compact design makes this keyboard one of the best choices around for working in small spaces. It can connect wirelessly thanks to its Bluetooth 2.0 connection, but you can also connect this keyboard directly to your Mac with the USB cable.

Matias FK418BTLB Backlit Bluetooth Keyboard

Do you regularly find yourself moving between a work computer and a personal computer? This keyboard from Matias should have you more than covered. You can sync it up to four devices at once, and swapping between them is as simple as tapping the dedicated button for each at the top of the keyboard.

And that’s true even if you’re moving between a PC and a Mac. This is a keyboard that’s designed to work with most modern operating systems (apart from Linux). The aluminum frame ensures a durable build that’s also lightweight enough to pack in your bag