Twelve South MagicBridge Extended | Connects Apple Magic Trackpad 2 to Apple Magic Keyboard with Numeric Keypad - Trackpad and Keyboard not Included (Black)

A bit pricey, but it helps keep the desk organized. The ability to move the keyboard and trackpad out of the way when necessary is a benefit. This has allowed me to utilize the desk space more efficiently.

Holds my wireless keyboard and track pad perfectly. Would recommend all day

The MagicBridge does exactly what it says. Nothing special to it, but a very well thought out design that has tight tolerances, firmly snaps keyboard and trackpad into place and is adjustable to have the trackpad on either the left or right side.If you like mac peripherals, this is a must to keep things together in one place.

The fit and finish could use some improvement as the keyboard and trackpad fit works, but not optimal. Overall I think it is fine.

For keeping the keyboard and keypad together, it works very well. Once the two are installed in the 'bridge' they do become basically one solid device - which is what I was hoping for. I'm right-handed so, for me, the trackpad is to the right of the keyboard, but I appreciate the bridge being able to accommodate those who prefer it on the left thanks to the careful placement of the tabs, and clips holding everything in place. I am a bit disappointed that the corner curves of the bridge do not precisely match the curves on the keyboard and trackpad (extended keyboard with touch-id, and the latest trackpad). But once noticed, quickly forgotten and really not a problem.

I was really excited to get this product. Until it arrived. Getting the keyboard into the MagicBridge was a bit challenging without breaking the thin plastic tabs. Once the keyboard was in I noticed a HUGE difference in my keyboard response. I'd hit a key and it would repeat that over any over. Nothing was touching the keys. But, I'd hit the "F" key and six F's would appear on the screen. I locked up a few accounts trying to enter passwords because of this. Perhaps the Bluetooth signal gets mixed some how but it worked find before/after the MagicBridge. I had to remove the keyboard for it to function normally. The Keyboard was so hard to get out of the MagicBridge I broke one of the clips and scratched the 'you know what' out of my keyboard and trackpad. Not to mention one of the clips that hold the trackpad sits right under the glass at the bottom of the touchpad blocking the ability to 'click' with your thumb. The price is way to high for this piece of plastic easily broken the first time you add/remove your equipment. What a bummer...

A great concept that fails in execution, at least for any use other than desk or table top. There is nothing keeping the edges of the keyboard and trackpad from moving opposite directions, rubbing back and forth. I also question the long-term durability of the ridges that hold the keyboard and trackpad in place.I had high hopes for this, but sadly, it's going back.

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