Apple Magic Keyboard with Touch ID and Numeric Keypad, Space Gray

Mac authentication

Extended layout

Physical key layout

Wireless connection

Touch ID on a Compatible Apple Silicon Mac

Use the Touch ID key to unlock a compatible Mac and authorise supported actions after setting up a fingerprint. Apple requires a Mac with Apple silicon for this keyboard’s Touch ID function. The biometric function is distinct from ordinary typing and remains subject to the Mac’s security settings.

A Dedicated Numeric Keypad

The extended layout adds a separate numeric keypad for entering figures, alongside document-navigation and full-size arrow keys. It suits spreadsheets, data entry and a wider desktop arrangement where a compact keyboard’s layout is less convenient. Leave enough desk space for the keyboard and mouse to sit comfortably together.

Arabic Keys with a Black-Key Finish

The Arabic layout provides the corresponding physical key arrangement, while the black keys give the keyboard its darker typing surface. Select the appropriate input language in macOS to match the intended typing workflow. Physical layout and software input language work together when switching between languages.

Bluetooth Typing Without a Desk Cable

The wireless keyboard pairs with the Mac for Bluetooth operation. Apple’s setup guidance also uses a USB-C-to-Lightning connection to pair the keyboard directly when needed, after which the cable can be disconnected for wireless use. Keep the keyboard’s power switch and charging connection accessible on the desk.

Recharge Through the Lightning Port

The keyboard uses a rechargeable battery and Lightning charging connection. Use the correct charging lead for this keyboard, and connect it according to Apple’s pairing and charging instructions. Charging behaviour and battery life depend on use and conditions, so check the keyboard’s battery status as part of the working setup.

Brand and family

Apple Magic Keyboard with Touch ID and Numeric Keypad

Stock part reference

MMMR3AB/A

Physical layout

Arabic; extended layout with numeric keypad

Will Touch ID work on an Intel Mac?

Apple requires a Mac with Apple silicon for the Touch ID function.

Which charging port does this model use?

Lightning.

Is there a numeric keypad?

Yes, this is the extended numeric-keypad layout.

Can a cable help pair it with the Mac?

Apple’s guide uses USB-C to Lightning for direct pairing and charging.

Does Touch ID replace every password prompt?

No. macOS still requires the password in certain security situations.