Apple Wireless Keyboard, Magic Keyboard, and many Bluetooth keyboards that use the Apple keyboard layout work with these iOS devices:
- iPad (all models)
- iPhone 3GS or later
- iPod touch (3rd generation or later)
The following Apple keyboards work with iOS:
Magic Keyboard with Numeric Keypad
- Numeric keypad
- Lightning connector, built-in battery
- Works with iOS devices with iOS 10.3 or later
Magic Keyboard
- Lightning connector, built-in battery
- Works with iOS devices with iOS 9.1 or later
Apple Wireless Keyboard, Magic Keyboard, and many Bluetooth keyboards that use the Apple keyboard layout work with these iOS devices: iPad (all models) iPhone 3GS or later; iPod touch (3rd generation or later) The following Apple keyboards work with iOS: Magic Keyboard with Numeric Keypad. Numeric keypad; Lightning connector, built-in battery. If a numeric keypad doesn’t work on Mac. A numeric keypad is an extended layout of additional keys, including numbers, to the right of a regular keyboard. The keypad works in different ways, depending on your Mac and the keyboard and app you’re using.
Apple Wireless Keyboard 2011
Overview Magic Keyboard with Numeric Keypad features an extended layout, with document navigation controls for quick scrolling and full-size arrow keys for gaming. Magic Keyboard with Numeric Keypad features an extended layout, with document navigation controls for quick scrolling and full-size arrow keys for gaming. On August 7, 2007, Apple released a redesigned model of the Apple Wireless Keyboard. Like the wired Apple Keyboard, the new model is thinner than its predecessors and has an aluminum enclosure. Another addition is the new functions added to the function keys, such as media controls and Dashboard control.
- Uses two AA batteries
- Exposé and Launchpad function keys:
- When using Apple Wireless Keyboard (2011) with iOS 4.3 or earlier, the function keys are limited to the Eject key. Update to iOS 5 or later to enable additional function keys.
Apple Wireless Keyboard 2009
- Uses two AA batteries
- Exposé and Dashboard function keys:
Apple Wireless Keyboard 2007
- No number pad, uses three AA batteries
The original Apple Wireless Keyboard (introduced in 2003, white case, number pad, uses four AA batteries) doesn't work with iOS.
Notes
- Not all function keys that work on the Mac work on iOS devices.
- In addition to Apple keyboards, many third-party Bluetooth keyboards that use the Apple keyboard layout work with iOS devices. Check with the keyboard manufacturer for additional information.
Learn more
- Learn about Magic Keyboard for iPad.
Numbers includes several different keyboards to make adding data to your spreadsheet simple. You can also turn your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch sideways to edit in the landscape orientation.
When you enter data, Numbers automatically recognizes what you put in a cell and formats it appropriately. For example, if you enter '$100', Numbers automatically formats the cell for currency and uses the Numeric Keyboard when you edit the cell.
If you want to change the format of a cell, tap the cell that you want to edit, tap the Format button , then tap Format. Tap a format to apply it to the cell, or tap the More Info button to see the details of a format.
Text keyboard
This is the default keyboard that you can use to type words, numbers, dates, and more. On iPad,* you can also use the gesture keys to enter numbers and other characters. To quickly enter a number or symbol, drag down on a key and then lift your finger.
Numeric keyboard
Tap the Numeric Keyboard button to enter numbers, currency values, and fractions. You can also use this keyboard to add a star rating, checkbox, or enter numbers in scientific E-notation format.
Apple Numeric Keyboard Wired
Date, time, and duration keyboards
Tap the Date and Time Keyboard button , then tap the Date & Time button or Duration button to use the keyboards designed to quickly enter dates and times. To adjust an existing time value, use the - and + buttons above the keyboard.
Apple Numeric Keyboard Review
Formula keyboard
Apple Numeric Keyboard And Mouse
You can use the formula keyboard to add functions, numbers, and symbols to formulas. If a keyboard isn't already visible, tap the Show Keyboard button , then tap the Formula Keyboard button to begin editing a formula. To quickly enter a number or symbol on an iPad,*drag down on a key and then lift your finger, or switch to the numeric keyboard on iPhone. You can also enter a symbol by tapping a symbol above the keyboard.
* This feature might not be available on all iPad models.