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Magic Keyboard with Numeric Keypad | No Touch ID | Lightning Charging | Bluetooth Wireless | US English Layout
Full-size typing plus a ten-key number pad for spreadsheets, accounting and data entry on Mac or iPad.
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Note: price and availability are subject to change without prior notice
Magic Keyboard with Numeric Keypad is available at Mascom International for KSh 18,000, brand new and sealed, in the Lightning-charging version without Touch ID. Made by Apple, this full-size wireless keyboard connects over Bluetooth and adds a ten-key number pad, full-size arrow keys and document navigation keys. The Magic Keyboard with Numeric Keypad runs about a month or more on one charge, then tops up through its Lightning port with the cable in the box. You can see it, test it and buy it at our walk-in store in the Old Mutual Building on Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD.
Built for accountants, auditors, procurement officers and data clerks across Kenya, the Magic Keyboard with Numeric Keypad handles the number-heavy work that a laptop keyboard slows down. Typing figures on a MacBook's top row means hunting for each digit, which costs time on payroll, stock sheets and KRA iTax returns. The dedicated keypad puts every digit, decimal point and operator under one hand, the way a desk calculator does. Scissor mechanisms under each key keep typing stable and quiet, so long sessions in an Upper Hill office stay comfortable. The Magic Keyboard with Numeric Keypad pairs with a Mac, an iPad or an iPhone.
Unlike other electronics retailers in Kenya that mix opened boxes and grey stock on one shelf, Mascom International sells the Magic Keyboard with Numeric Keypad sealed, so you are the first person to pair it. At Mascom International, we're seeing finance teams pick this Lightning version because it costs KSh 12,000 less than the Touch ID model while keeping the same full-size layout and scissor keys. Customers across Nairobi tell us the built-in battery is a relief during KPLC power cuts, since the keyboard keeps going as long as the Mac does. Walk in to try it, or order on WhatsApp for pay-on-arrival delivery.
Common Questions About the Magic Keyboard with Numeric Keypad
How much is the Magic Keyboard with Numeric Keypad in Kenya?
The Magic Keyboard with Numeric Keypad costs KSh 18,000 at Mascom International in Nairobi, brand new and sealed in the Lightning-charging version without Touch ID. That price includes the Lightning charging cable in the box, a 6-month Mascom International warranty and pay-on-arrival delivery to any of Kenya's 47 counties. The compact Magic Keyboard without a number pad sells for KSh 10,500, so the keypad adds KSh 7,500. The Touch ID version of this full-size keyboard costs KSh 30,000, which is KSh 12,000 more.
How does the Magic Keyboard with Numeric Keypad compare with the Touch ID version?
The Magic Keyboard with Numeric Keypad has the same full-size layout as the Touch ID version but leaves out the fingerprint sensor. Touch ID lets you unlock a Mac, fill in saved passwords and confirm Apple Pay with a fingertip, but it only works with Macs that run Apple silicon. The Touch ID model costs KSh 30,000 at Mascom International, against KSh 18,000 here. Pick this one if you own an Intel Mac or an iPad, or type your password anyway; pick Touch ID if you unlock an Apple silicon Mac many times a day.
Will the Magic Keyboard with Numeric Keypad keep working through KPLC power cuts?
Yes, the Magic Keyboard with Numeric Keypad runs on its built-in rechargeable battery, so a KPLC power cut does not stop it while your Mac or iPad still has charge. One full charge lasts about a month or more of normal use. When it runs low, plug the Lightning cable into a Mac, a USB wall adapter or a power bank, and the keyboard keeps working while it charges. On dusty days, cover it or wipe it with a dry microfibre cloth so grit does not build up under the keys.
Who should buy the Magic Keyboard with Numeric Keypad, and who should skip it?
Buy the Magic Keyboard with Numeric Keypad if you enter numbers all day on a Mac: accountants, bookkeepers, SACCO officers, procurement staff and finance students at Strathmore. Its full-size layout suits a fixed desk with an external monitor. Skip it if you carry your keyboard between offices or work from a small desk; the compact Magic Keyboard at KSh 10,500 fits that routine better. Skip it too if you want fingerprint login on an Apple silicon Mac, because the Touch ID version is the better fit for that.
Does the Magic Keyboard with Numeric Keypad work with a Windows PC?
The Magic Keyboard with Numeric Keypad pairs with most Windows laptops and desktops over Bluetooth, and letters, numbers and the keypad type normally. Some keys behave differently: the Command key acts as the Windows key, and the brightness and media keys may not all respond without extra software. It is designed first for Mac, iPad and iPhone, where every function key works straight away. If your office runs mainly on Windows, test it at our Kimathi Street store before you pay, or choose a keyboard built for Windows.
Is the Magic Keyboard with Numeric Keypad good for Excel and Numbers spreadsheet work?
Yes, the Magic Keyboard with Numeric Keypad is built for spreadsheet work in Excel, Numbers and Google Sheets. The ten-key pad lets you enter figures with one hand while the other moves between cells. Full-size arrow keys step through rows, and the Page Up, Page Down, Home and End keys jump through long ledgers without touching the trackpad. Forward Delete sits beside them, so fixing a wrong entry takes one press. Customers who switch from a laptop's top-row digits tell us faster number entry is the first change they notice.
How long does the battery on the Magic Keyboard with Numeric Keypad last?
The Magic Keyboard with Numeric Keypad runs about a month or more on a full charge with normal daily use. Battery life depends on how many hours you type, so a heavy data-entry desk may need charging more often. A Lightning cable connected to your Mac recharges it, and the keyboard keeps typing while plugged in. macOS shows the battery level in Bluetooth settings and warns you well before it runs flat. Plugging it in on a Friday evening once a month keeps most office users topped up.
Is the Magic Keyboard with Numeric Keypad in its Lightning version still worth buying?
Yes, the Magic Keyboard with Numeric Keypad in its Lightning version is still worth buying, because the port matters only when you charge it, roughly once a month. Apple moved its Mac keyboards to USB-C in October 2024, but the full-size layout and Bluetooth connection carried over. The trade-off is one more cable type on your desk if your other devices use USB-C. If you still own a Lightning iPhone, you already have a spare cable. At KSh 18,000, it gives full-size typing for far less than the Touch ID model.
Technical Specifications
Core Function
- Full-size wireless layout with a ten-key numeric keypad — enter figures, prices and codes one-handed, the way you would on a desk calculator.
- Scissor mechanism under every key — each key stays steady even when pressed off-centre, so typing feels firm and stays quiet in shared offices.
- Low-profile keys with measured travel — your fingers move less between keys, which reduces strain during long data-entry sessions at month end.
- Full-size arrow keys in an inverted-T layout — move through spreadsheet cells and long documents without reaching for the mouse or trackpad.
- Document navigation keys for Home, End, Page Up, Page Down and Forward Delete — jump through long ledgers and reports in a single press.
- Built-in rechargeable battery that lasts about a month or more per charge — no AA batteries to buy, carry or throw away.
- No Touch ID sensor — you unlock your Mac with its password or an Apple Watch, and the price stays KSh 12,000 below the Touch ID version.
Compatibility
- Bluetooth wireless connection — links to Macs, iPads and iPhones without a USB receiver taking up one of your ports.
- Automatic pairing with a Mac — connect the Lightning cable once and the keyboard links itself to that Mac with no setup menus.
- Works with Bluetooth-enabled Macs, Intel or Apple silicon — MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, iMac and Mac mini owners can all use it.
- Works with iPad and iPhone over Bluetooth — turns an iPad into a writing desk for reports, emails, invoices and university assignments.
- Pairs with Windows PCs over Bluetooth — ordinary typing and the keypad work, though some Mac-only keys map differently or need extra software.
- Mac function row for brightness, volume, playback and Mission Control — adjust your Mac without leaving the keyboard or opening a menu.
Build
- Aluminium frame with white keys on a silver finish — a rigid, low-flex base that stays put on the desk and matches most Macs.
- Width of 41.87 cm and depth of 11.49 cm — a desk-sized footprint, so measure the space beside your mouse before you buy.
- Height of 0.41 to 1.09 cm — a gentle slope from front to back that keeps your wrists low and close to the desk.
- Weight of 0.39 kg — heavy enough to stay still while you type, light enough to move between a home desk and an office.
- Lightning port and power switch on the back edge — charge from any Lightning cable, and switch it off when it travels in a bag.
Inclusions
- Magic Keyboard with Numeric Keypad in factory-sealed retail packaging — you break the seal yourself, so no one has paired or used it before you.
- Lightning charging cable — charges the keyboard and pairs it to a Mac the first time you plug it in.
- Apple printed documentation — a short guide to pairing, charging and the power switch.
- No power adapter in the box — charge from a Mac, any compatible USB wall adapter or a power bank you already own.
- Mascom International receipt carrying the 6-month warranty — keep it for any claim at our Nairobi CBD service desk.
Package Contents
Inside the sealed box you will find the Magic Keyboard with Numeric Keypad, a Lightning charging cable and Apple's printed documentation. There is no power adapter, because the keyboard charges from your Mac's own port or from a USB wall adapter or power bank you already own. Compatible adapters are sold separately at Mascom International if you need one. The cable also handles first-time pairing: connect it to your Mac once, and the keyboard is ready to use wirelessly.
Warranty
Mascom International backs the Magic Keyboard with Numeric Keypad with a 6-month warranty covering manufacturing defects. Cover includes faulty keys, a battery that will not hold charge and a Lightning port that stops working under normal use. Bring the keyboard and your receipt to our Nairobi CBD service desk to make a claim.
Where to Buy the Magic Keyboard with Numeric Keypad in Kenya
The Magic Keyboard with Numeric Keypad is in stock at Mascom International, Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. We are open Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Bring your Mac or iPad and type a few rows of figures on it before you pay. It comes with white keys on a silver aluminium frame; message us on WhatsApp to confirm the unit in stock.
Reach our team through any of these channels:
- Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521
- Email: info@mascomintl.com
- Website: www.mascomintl.com
We deliver on a pay-on-arrival basis to all 47 counties, so you check the sealed box before any money changes hands. Orders within Nairobi and its environs arrive the same day. Other major cities and towns, including Mombasa, Kisumu, Nakuru and Eldoret, receive delivery the next business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days.
Every unit is backed by the 6-month warranty above. You get honest specifications, accurate pricing and an after-sales desk you can walk into whenever you need help with your keyboard.
Disclaimer: We can not guarantee that the information on this product is 100% correct
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