The Mac Studio is one of the excellent Macs Apple currently sells. It is fueled by macOS Ventura and the M1 Max/Ultra chips, providing users with both unrivaled might and power efficiency. Though, unfortunately, its box doesn't include some of the essential accessories, such as a mouse, keyboard, or monitor. This means you will need to buy yours separately to take advantage of this machine. To help you out, we've compiled a list of the best Mac Studio keyboards, and you can explore it below.

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    Apple Magic Keyboard with Touch ID
    Editor's Choice
    $120 $149 Save $29

    The Apple Magic Keyboard doesn't break the mold, but it works perfectly with any Mac while enabling Touch ID alongside great battery life

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    Logitech MX Keys
    Includes number pad

    This wireless keyboard from Logitech offers a comfortable key design. It is backlit, has a numeric keypad, and offers a decent battery life.

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    Macally Small USB Wired Keyboard
    Affordable pick

    This wired keyboard offers a slim, compact design. It's available in three different colors to choose from — White, Silver, and Space Gray.

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    Keychron K4
    Hybrid connectivity

    This mechanical keyboard also supports up to three device connections. It is backlit and has both wired and wireless modes.

  • Logitech K380 Multi-Device Bluetooth Keyboard
    Logitech K380 Keyboard
    Best Value

    This Bluetooth keyboard can connect up to three devices simultaneously. It's ideal for those who multitask on multiple computers.

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    Apple Magic Keyboard with Touch ID and Numeric Keypad
    Premium Pick

    This keyboard includes all of the features of the previous one but also comes with a numeric keypad. It's ideal for those who work with numbers.

  • Macally MergoKey
    Macally Mergokey
    Ergonomic pick

    If you want a more comfortable typing experience and ensure you have correct posture, the Macally Mergokey is a great choice. It has all the keys you'd expect, a nice curved wrist rest, and a cool dual-tone design that looks great. There are wireless and wired versions.

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    Logitech MX Mechanical
    Mechanical pick

    Mechanical keyboards are preferred by a lot of keyboard users, mostly because the mechanical switches offer more precise actuation and feedback for a more comfortable feel. For productivity, the Logitech MX Mechanical is one of the best options, with three switch types to choose from.


If I personally had to buy one of these keyboards for my Mac Studio, I would go for the Apple Magic Keyboard with Touch ID. That's because it fully integrates with macOS and supports Touch ID. I wouldn't get the one with a numeric keypad as it's unnecessarily large, and I don't depend on numbers in my workflow. The one that lacks the extra keypad is more minimalistic and does what I need it to do.

The Mac Studio is powered by either the Apple M1 Max or M1 Ultra chip. The one with the former SoC starts at $1,999 in the US, while the one with the latter processor starts at $3,999. Both variants are available in Silver only, and they don't include a built-in monitor, keyboard, or mouse. As a result, you will have to buy your own accessories separately. It's worth noting, though, that this desktop computer is aimed at Pro users who require extraordinary processing powers. Average users can settle for more affordable Macs.

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Apple Mac Studio

The Mac Studio packs either the Apple M1 Max or the mighty M1 Ultra chip. It is available in Silver only and starts at $1,999.