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(Opens in a new window) Read Our Azio Retro Classic Mechanical Keyboard Reviewīut Satechi has modified the Apple keyboard design in a few interesting ways, and after typing on the board for two days straight, it appears that these modifications were born out of careful attention to detail rather than-or at least as much as-the desire to avoid provoking Apple's attorney army into drafting a patent-infringement lawsuit.

They're typically design-forward products-the USB Type-C hubs match the aluminium of the Apple MacBook Pro, for instance, and much of the company's marketing strategy appears to consist of slick Instagram photos in place of deals or traditional online advertising. Satechi makes tons of peripherals, everything from USB hubs and headphones to mice and keyboards. Ultimately, neither keyboard is as comfortable as a decent mechanical keyboard, but if you're searching for the Apple aesthetic on the (relative) cheap, this Satechi alternative is hard to beat. Instead, you could pick up Satechi's new Aluminum Bluetooth Keyboard for a lot less ($79), and you might like the typing experience even better. Problem is, if you spill coffee on this board or otherwise damage it beyond repair, it will cost you $130 to replace. For an additional $30, you can step up to the bigger Magic Keyboard With Numeric Keypad, which will make data entry and other tasks that require inputting lots of numbers infinitely easier. The Apple iMac comes with a wireless keyboard by default, but it's a compact model without a numeric keypad. Uncomfortable for gaming or long typing sessions.How to Set Up Two-Factor Authentication.How to Record the Screen on Your Windows PC or Mac.

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