Save $30 on Apple’s Magic Keyboard with Touch ID and a numpad

We also found deals on refurbished Anker chargers, 512GB microSD Express cards, andInterstellaron 4K Blu-ray.

We also found deals on refurbished Anker chargers, 512GB microSD Express cards, andInterstellaron 4K Blu-ray.

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Brad Bourque

Sep 22, 2026, 6:10 PM UTC

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A rare discount on Apple’s dark color keyboard.

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Brad Bourque

is a tech journalist and commerce writer based out of Portland, Oregon. He’s contributed to sites like Digital Trends, Business Insider, and WIRED.

Until the end of the day on September 22nd, 2026,Best BuyandAmazonhave the blackApple Magic Keyboardon sale for $169.99, a $30 discount from the usual price. This is the souped-up version of Apple’s full-size, wireless keyboard, with a Touch ID button, numerical pad, arrow keys, plus additional function keys. The Touch ID functionality is compatible with macOS computers running version 15.1 or newer on Apple-made silicon.

Apple Magic Keyboard with Touch ID and Numeric Keypad

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$170 at Amazon$170 at Best Buy

The keyboard includes a woven USB-C cable that handles both charging and data, or you can use Bluetooth for a wireless connection. Black-colored Apple accessories tend to carry a higher price premium than their equivalent white models, and go on sale less frequently. Best Buy’s price is only good through 10PM PT on September 22nd, 2026, and the Amazon page is currently shipping one or two days out.

Other deals to consider

  • The refurbished160W Anker Prime Chargeris on sale for $75 oneBay via the Anker Outlet Store, $41 lower than the current Prime-exclusive price at Amazon, and half off the list price for a new model. This compact charger sports three USB-C ports, with a maximum output of 140W from a single port. It even has a little display for power monitoring or changing charging modes with the push of a button.
  • For a limited time, you can grab a512GB microSD Express cardfor $99.99 or less. The Samsung P9 is $99.99 atB&H PhotoandAmazon(discounted automatically applied at checkout), and the SanDisk GamePlay is $98 atWalmart. The Switch 2 is the only mainstream device that requires a microSD Express for add-ons torage, and first-party Nintendo games run between 10 and 30 GB (the upcomingOcarina of timeremake is 27GB, for example) so a 512GB card can store upwards of 15 games.
  • The 4K Blu-ray version ofInterstellaris discounted to $14.96 atAmazon. That’s the lowest we’ve seen the price since Prime Day in June, and a five dollar break from the usual price. This classic Christopher Nolan film is an excellent addition to any film buff’s home collection, and benefits massively from the sharper visuals provided by the 4K Blu-ray.Read our review.
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