The description says “refurbished, open box” but doesn’t mention any dents, scratches, or other signs of wear & tear. With only a 30 day warranty (instead of the usually 90 days) should I be concerned that this Magic Keyboard will actually be in “very used” condition, covered in scuffs, etc.?
$109 is a great price, but not if the MKB looks like it’s been used and abused for months/years.
The 30 day warranty started when I placed my order, but it’s going to take an estimated 14 days just to deliver. I’m beginning to wonder if I should cancel this order before it ships and instead wait until I find something in “new, open box” condition.
Hi there. Click here for our guide to the various conditions and their definitions.
Our open box items on clearance have a 30-day Woot warranty.
You do still have the 30 day return period if you’re unhappy with it. There’s some leeway there to allow for shipping.
Turns out this “refurbished” Magic Keyboard case is in brand new condition. The box it came in has a few dings and scratches but the keyboard case itself is in perfect condition. Not a scuff, scratch, or mark on it except for 2 small smudges on the back (likely from handling for inspection) that wiped off easily,
It wasn’t wrapped in plastic, and there was nothing else inside the box except for the naked case. So maybe that’s why it was discounted so deeply?
Does this keyboard work with Ipad Air M2?
Hello. The iPad Air 11" (M2) is listed as compatible.
Thanks so much! This is super helpful!