Apple Magic Keyboard with Touch ID - Keyboard - USB-C - wireless - Bluetooth - QWERTZ - Swiss

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If you’re already deep in the Apple ecosystem (Mac, Apple IDs everywhere, and you like the whole “it just works” workflow), the Magic Keyboard with Touch ID is the kind of upgrade that feels genuinely premium. Touch ID is the real reason to pay more: logging in, approving actions, and generally avoiding password fatigue is fast and convenient in day-to-day office life. It’s also a comfortable, quiet, very “polished” keyboard—hard to fault if you’re typing for hours.

That said, at ~£126 ex-VAT, it’s hard to justify for most B2B teams unless the value is clear. If you don’t need Touch ID, you’re largely paying for Apple’s integration and build quality—fine, but not essential. Also, it’s QWERTZ (Swiss layout), so make sure your users actually want that layout; in mixed-nationality offices, that can become an annoying admin headache. For a standard Windows-heavy setup, I’d skip it—there are cheaper options that do the job without tying you to Apple’s approach.