Apple All-new rolled out Magic Accessories designed for the Mac range of devices. New products include the new Magic Keyboard, mouse and trackpad. Most of the accessories were introduced when Apple launched the brand new M1 powered iMac in April. However, now the devices can be purchased standalone and here is what you need to know about them.
Magic Keyboard: Three new keyboards
Apple’s new magic keyboard — introduced this year alongside the 24-inch M1 iMac — is now available for purchase as a standalone device. The new models come with TouchID and a numeric keypad.
There are three keyboards – one without Touch ID, which is also wireless and rechargeable. Apple claims it has a long-lasting internal battery that will power your keyboard for about a month or more between charges. The price of this magic keyboard is Rs 7,500.
The Magic Keyboard with TouchID is a compact keyboard with new keys for Spotlight, Dictation, and Do Not Disturb. The keyboard costs Rs 14,500.
The Magic Keyboard with TouchID and a numeric keypad has an expanded layout, with document navigation controls for quick scrolling and full-size arrow keys, which are great for gaming, Apple says. The keyboard costs Rs 17,500.
Note that TouchID on keyboards will only work when paired with the M1 Mac. For Intel-based Macs, the keyboards are compatible to work as traditional Bluetooth keyboards.
magic trackpad
The Magic Trackpad gets a slightly refined shape and goes quite well with the new Magic Keyboard. It has a full range of multi-touch gestures and Force Touch technology. The price of Magic Trackpad is Rs 12,500.
magic mouse
Apple’s unique looking Magic Mouse has a multi-touch surface that allows you to perform simple gestures like swiping between web pages and scrolling through documents. The price of Magic Mouse is Rs 7,500.
Plus, Apple’s all-new Magic accessories now include a USB-C to Lightning cable, which connects to a USB-C port on your Mac for quick pairing and charging. Previously, Magic accessories contained a Lightning to USB cable for connecting to a USB-A port.
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