Wireless Keyboard for Mac with Forged Metal Frame - Backlit, Dual
Wireless Keyboard for Mac with Forged Metal Frame - Backlit, Dual
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In this review of the Wireless Keyboard for Mac with a forged metal frame, the bottom line is simple: it is best for Mac users who want a durable, ultra-thin full-size keyboard that can switch between multiple devices and work in low light. The single biggest reason to buy is the combination of a high-density metal-clad chassis and flexible wireless options, including a 2.4G receiver with Type-C or USB A connections and dual Bluetooth channels (BT1/BT2), which together make it a versatile choice for MacBook, iMac and desktop setups.
Key Features
- Mac compatibility: Designed for Mac OS 10.10 or later, it lets users work seamlessly with MacBook, MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, Mac Mini, iMac and iMac Pro without layout surprises.
- Dual wireless modes: The keyboard supports a 2.4G receiver and dual Bluetooth channels so you can use the receiver for one machine and pair two Bluetooth devices for quick switching.
- Type-C and USB A receiver: The included receiver offers both Type-C and USB A interfaces so it can plug into modern Mac laptops or older USB ports; note the USB A plug must be inserted into the Type-C adapter first when using Type-C.
- Metal-clad durability: A precision-forged metal frame adds rigidity while keeping the keyboard ultra-thin at about 0.18' for a stable, premium typing surface.
- Adjustable backlight and battery: Seven color backlight options with three brightness levels plus a built-in rechargeable battery (up to 1000 mAh) make it convenient for travel and low-light typing.
Who It's For
Mac users who value a full-size keyboard feel but want a slim profile will find this keyboard especially appealing, particularly if they move between a laptop and an iMac or tablet and need quick device switching with BT1 and BT2. The metal frame suits users who prefer a solid, stable surface for extended typing sessions and those who like customizable backlight colors for working in dim environments.
Users who need a compact tenkeyless layout or mechanical switch travel should look elsewhere; likewise, anyone requiring explicit gaming features or specialized non-Mac key mappings may prefer a different model tailored to those needs.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Solid, premium feel from the high-density forged metal frame that keeps the keyboard thin yet stable.
- Flexible connectivity with a 2.4G receiver offering Type-C and USB A options plus dual Bluetooth channels to connect up to two devices.
- Convenient adjustable backlight with seven colors and three brightness levels and a rechargeable battery for travel.
Cons
- The requirement to insert the USB A plug into the Type-C adapter first can be awkward and may confuse less technical users.
Specifications
| Compatibility | Mac OS 10.10 or later (MacBook, MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, Mac Mini, iMac, iMac Pro) |
| Wireless options | 2.4G receiver and Dual Bluetooth (BT1/BT2) |
| Receiver interfaces | Type-C and USB A (USB A must be plugged into Type-C first for Type-C use) |
| Frame | High-density forged metal (ultra-thin, approx. 0.18' thick) |
| Backlight | 7 colors, 3 brightness levels |
| Battery | Built-in rechargeable battery (up to 1000 mAh) |
| Layout | Full-size keyboard for Mac |
Our Verdict
The keyboard is a strong pick for Mac users who want a full-size, attractive and durable wireless keyboard with flexible connectivity and usable backlighting; it offers good value by combining a forged metal frame with dual Bluetooth channels and a 2.4G receiver, making it especially useful for mixed desktop and laptop setups that need reliable switching and a premium typing surface.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can this keyboard pair with two Bluetooth devices?
Yes, it supports BT1 and BT2 channels so two different Bluetooth devices can be paired and switched between with the dedicated keys.
Do I need any adapter to use the receiver with a Type-C Mac?
The receiver includes a Type-C interface; when using Type-C the USB A plug must be inserted into the Type-C adapter first before plugging into the computer.
Is the backlight rechargeable?
The keyboard has adjustable backlight colors and brightness and is powered by a built-in rechargeable battery, so the lighting is supported without disposable batteries.
Editor's Take
A durable, ultra-thin full-size keyboard for Mac that combines a forged metal frame, dual Bluetooth channels and a 2.4G Type-C/USB receiver; ideal for users who need solid typing feel and flexible device switching.

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