Testseek.co.uk have collected 18 expert reviews of the Apple Wireless Keyboard MB167 and the average rating is 81%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Apple Wireless Keyboard MB167.
October 2010
(81%)
18 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Published: 2011-11-14, Author: David , review by: macworld.co.uk
Low profile; lightweight; portable; Apple function keys; instant pairing; chiclet keys; great brushed-aluminium styling
Some function keys missing; no carry case; no numeric keypad; could be too cramped for some users; no dock for iOS devices
As a portable option that makes typing more comfortable, Apple's own Bluetooth keyboard beautifully complements any iOS device. You would need an additional case or stand for your iPhone or iPad to make typing truly convenient, but Apple's offering is lig...
Abstract: As with most Apple products, it's on the expensive side of things, but not too much of a price to pay for the quality, especially when compared to some of the other models in this round-up. Two AA batteries fit nicely in the shallow rake of the body, which gives the keyboard its angle, and there's a slick power button on the opposite side to where they slot in. The Apple Keyboard really..
The Apple Wireless Keyboard is less suited for use in an office environment – many people simply find it too compact to type on rapidly. It doesn't have a proper numeric keypad either, so it's not much use if your work involves a lot of number crunchi...
Compact, lightweight design; useful function keys; works with iPad too
Too small for some people; no numeric keypad
However, it's less suited for use in an office environment – many people simply find it too compact to type on rapidly. It doesn't have a proper numeric keypad either, so it's not much use if your work involves a lot of number crunching
Stunning looks, Gentle on the fingers, Fast for typing, Compact design frees up desk space, Long battery life
Apples new wireless keyboard is a thing of beauty. Its right up there among our very favourite designs to spring from the fertile imaginations of the Apple design team. It took a tantalisingly long time for our order to arrive, due to some hold-up at...
Abstract: Even if you're comfortable with the iPad 2's on-screen keyboard and can happily tap out a status update or quick email, you might not want to use it for tasks like writing a lengthy report. One option is to ditch the tablet for a full-fledged laptop --...
Abstract: Both as a compromise and as an overall design, the best of the bunch is Apple’s official Wireless Keyboard ($69), which was on the market predating the release of the iPad and has not as yet been changed in any way for iOS devices. Because Apple made ...
Abstract: Explaining why a keyboard is good or bad is a unique challenge, compared to other products. How a keyboard is isn’t a scientific study. Instead, it’s entirely based on feel and functionality, and ultimately, the keyboard that’s right for you will nine ...
However, it’s less suited for use in an office environment – many people simply find it too compact to type on rapidly. It doesn’t have a proper numeric keypad either, so it’s not much use if your work involves a lot of number crunching....
Ultrathin profile; minimal footprint; simple Bluetooth pairing; top row keys offers one-touch access to popular Mac features; automatic shut off conserves energy
Lacks number pad, small keys may feel cramped for some users
Apple bundles its Wireless Keyboard with every new iMac because it matches the computer's strengths in terms of minimal design and simple functionality. While some may bemoan its lack of extra features, the Apple Wireless Keyboard does the job and loo...
