Apple's Magic Keyboard With Touch ID and Numeric Keypad (USB-C) is a competent daily driver that the Apple faithful will enjoy. Our main quibble: While the USB-C compatibility is a welcome update ...

Mac users looking to buy the Magic Keyboard with Numeric Keypad face a long wait before getting their hands on the peripheral if they order it through Apple's online store, with the long backorder ...

A Magic Keyboard with numeric keypad is also available having the same features as a regular Magic Keyboard with an additional numeric keypad, and it is compatible with several iPhone, iPad, iPod ...

Now both models are available to buy separately. The Magic Keyboard with Touch ID costs $149, while the Magic Keyboard with Touch ID and Numeric Keypad is $179.

The Magic Keyboard with Touch ID comes in two versions – one without a numeric keypad and another with numeric Keypad. The former is priced at $149 while the latter is $179.

The Magic Keyboard with ‌Touch ID‌ in both its numeric and non-numeric keypad forms begins shipping today alongside the new trackpad and can be purchased on Apple's website.

The Apple Magic Keyboard with Numeric Keypad has light, bouncy keys that are great to type with. The new number pad makes it easier to input figures or work with some creative software shortcuts.

Apple's Magic Keyboard with Numeric Keypad is now estimated to ship in 6-7 weeks in the United States and several other countries, fueling speculation that a refreshed model could be released ...

Security premium The other catch is, inevitably, the price. The Magic Keyboard with Touch ID costs a hefty $149 without a numeric keypad, or $179 with the keypad on the right-hand side.