The steps to connect Magic Keyboard to Mac are as follows: 1. Make sure the keyboard is powered and turn on Mac Bluetooth; 2. Enter the keyboard into pairing mode, press and hold the power key until the indicator light flashes; 3. Select Magic Keyboard in the Bluetooth menu of Mac to connect. If prompted to enter the pairing code, enter 0000 or 1234; 4. If the connection fails, try restarting Bluetooth or Mac, approaching the device, deleting existing records and then re-pairing. The key point is to ensure adequate power, enter pairing mode correctly, and avoid conflicts with other devices.

Magic Keyboard connects to a Mac with Bluetooth. It is actually quite simple. It can be done in just a few steps. The key is not to miss some small details.

Make sure both battery and Bluetooth are normal

First, make sure that the Magic Keyboard has electricity, but it cannot be connected if it is out of power. You can check whether the indicator light on the Lightning interface on the side of the keyboard is on, or observe during pairing. Then turn on the Bluetooth function of your Mac: Click the Bluetooth icon in the menu bar to make sure the status is "Opened". If there is no Bluetooth icon, it can be turned on in System Settings - Bluetooth.

Enter pairing mode

Turn the Magic Keyboard switch to "ON", then press and hold the power key (that is, the switch) on the keyboard for about two seconds until the green light starts to flash, which means you have entered pairing mode. Note that not all models have lights, some are just vibration or sound feedback.

Adding devices on your Mac

At this time, go back to your Mac, click on the Bluetooth menu, find the Magic Keyboard in the list, and click "Connect". If you can't find it, you can try refreshing it or getting closer. The first connection may be completed automatically, and then remember the device and can be automatically reconnected after being disconnected.

Sometimes the Mac may prompt "Pairing code is required", and then enter 0000 or 1234 and you can basically pass.

What if you can't connect?

• Restart Bluetooth and even restart your Mac
• Put Magic Keyboard close to your Mac, don't be too far away
• Check if another device (such as iPad or iPhone) has been connected
• Delete the device and reconnect: select Magic Keyboard in Bluetooth settings, click "Remove", and then re-pair it again

Basically, these operations are not complicated, but some steps are easy to skip, especially in the pairing mode step, many people tend to ignore the need to press and hold the power button for a long time.

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