The Magic Keyboard with Touch ID costs $149, while a version with a number pad can be all yours for $179. It's worth noting the Touch ID functions only work on M1-powered Macs.

Keyboard functions besides Touch ID Apple has changed the key labeling and assignment a little – changes that also apply to the new version of the Magic Keyboard without Touch ID.

Apple's recent 'Let loose' event showcased the powerful new iPad Pro lineup, and introduced an updated Magic Keyboard with an aluminum body for the first time.

If used with Intel-based Macs or other Bluetooth devices, the Magic Keyboard will still function with the exception of Touch ID.

While higher-end configurations of Apple's new iMac will ship with the new Magic Keyboard with Touch ID in the box at no additional charge, the Touch ID keyboard is a $50 upgrade option for the ...

9to5Mac noted that Touch ID on the Magic Keyboard is a popular feature for many Mac users; however, the peripheral isn’t without its issues, specifically with security.