

I’ve tested a lot of keyboards, and since I rely upon them professionally every day, I have some strong opinions as to the best options for different types of Mac and iPad users. There’s something about the responsive, up and down movement of actual keys, known as “travel,” that people clearly prefer over tapping on completely flat glass. No one complained when desktop mice gave way to laptop trackpads, or when trackpads evolved into tablet touchscreens, but the switch from physical to virtual keyboards has been met with plenty of resistance… specifically because virtual keyboards offer no resistance. Keyboards are important - so important that many people won’t “work” on their iPads without real keys to type on. If you want to know anything else, just leave us a comment below! macOS Main Click on the Pair button beside the keyboard you want to pair.Ĭlick on the Pair button beside the mouse you want to pair.

The exact method for entering pairing mode varies by device, though most automatically enter pairing mode the first time they are turned on.

Put your Bluetooth device into pairing mode.It's the funky-looking 'B' in the blue oval.Ĭlick on the Turn on Bluetooth button if Bluetooth is not currently on.

