Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between the Magic Trackpad and a mouse?
The Magic Trackpad gives you a large glass surface for multi finger gestures such as scrolling, swiping between spaces and zooming, which suits editing and design work. A mouse gives finer pointer control for precision clicking. Many Mac users on this page buy a keyboard plus a trackpad and keep both on the desk.
Do I need the Magic Keyboard with Touch ID?
Touch ID lets you unlock the Mac and authorise purchases with a fingerprint instead of typing a password, which is worth the extra cost on a shared or frequently locked desktop. It only works with Macs that support the feature, so confirm your model first. If you rarely lock the machine, the plain Magic Keyboard covers the same typing experience for less.
Can I order an Apple Magic Keyboard outside Karachi?
Yes. The showroom is in Karachi, but Mega Computer ships across Pakistan. You can pay cash on delivery or settle the order through online payment before dispatch.
Apple Magic Keyboard and Magic Trackpad models in white and black, including Touch ID and numeric keypad layouts, with delivery across Pakistan.
Apple Magic Keyboard and Mouse
Apple Magic Keyboard and Mouse hardware covers the input devices that sit in front of a Mac, and the shelf here runs from the Magic Keyboard through to the Magic Trackpad. Mac owners building a desk setup buy from this section, along with studios standardising input hardware across several workstations and people replacing a worn keyboard on a machine they intend to keep for years.
Every unit in this category carries the Apple name, so the choice is between models rather than between manufacturers. The Magic Keyboard appears in a plain layout and in a version with Touch ID and a numeric keypad. The Magic Trackpad sits alongside it in both white and black finishes. Several models use USB-C for charging. Prices run from entry level for a base keyboard through to premium for the larger Touch ID and trackpad configurations, so a single desk can be fitted at either end of that spread.
Three decisions settle most orders.
- First, keyboard or trackpad, since the trackpad handles gesture work that a mouse cannot and the keyboard handles typing volume.
- Second, Touch ID or the plain model, because Touch ID only earns its price premium on a Mac that supports it and on a desk where someone unlocks and authorises through the day.
- Third, layout width. A numeric keypad adds real desk footprint, which matters if you already run a large display stand and a trackpad next to the keyboard.
Matching the model to the work
Accounts staff and anyone keying figures for hours want the numeric keypad layout, because reaching for a top row of number keys costs speed on long entries. Designers and video editors tend to pair a plain Magic Keyboard with a Magic Trackpad and drive scrubbing and zoom through gestures. Shared office Macs benefit from Touch ID, since each person authorises without typing a password aloud. A compact keyboard on its own suits a second Mac or a desk that also has to hold paperwork.
Mega Computer stocks these through the Karachi showroom, where you can handle a keyboard and a trackpad side by side before choosing. Nationwide delivery covers orders placed from anywhere in Pakistan. Payment runs through cash on delivery or online payment, and every unit is sold new with the warranty terms that apply to it.
One point on compatibility. These devices are built around macOS, so gesture support, Touch ID authorisation and the on-screen battery readout behave as intended on a Mac and not on other systems. Check the charging port on the model you pick, as newer units in this range charge over USB-C rather than the older connector, and confirm your Mac supports Touch ID before paying for that version.