Although I am a complete PC enthusiast who avoids Apple products except for work, I cannot deny the quality of Apple's Magic Keyboard. So I chose this one purely for my personal typing tasks, trusting those who said it feels close to the same. It is indeed close, but if you expect exactly the same feeling then you will be disappointed. It has the same layout, similar mechanism, slightly concave keys, similar feel and travel, but something is a little... off. The keys require about half a millimeter more press to feel, for example, and are slightly less smooth. It may sound like I'm nitpicking, but anyone who uses both will understand what I mean. It is definitely more comfortable than typing texts on my mechanical keyboard, but not as much as on the original Apple one.

In the box it includes a 2.4hz dongle, a USB C to A cable, and a very thin protective film which you can theoretically use as a protector while using it (like screen protectors? Something like that, only it's soft, comes off easily, and is washable). However, with the film, the feeling (=the reason) I got it in the first place is lost.

There is also the option to connect via Bluetooth, but for me so far it hasn't worked reliably and seamlessly.

The battery seems to last quite a while so far.

--- UPDATE 8/2025 ---
I used it every day at work. Battery workhorse, zero typing errors, pleasant to use, convenient size for the desk. It won me over, I took it home and I'm ordering a second one for work. +**

-- UPDATE 11/2/25 --

Minus 1* because not only are the letters on the keys tiny, but they're also stencil(!), meaning they're on a sticker, not even printed.
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Compared to the Samsung Trio 500, which I have been using for a week. The use of both is for switching between 3 devices: laptop, tablet, and desktop PC.
The Samsung is smaller and has a better angle for typing, the letters on the keys are much more readable, and it has a better typing feel. On the downside, it lacks a CAPS LED.
The Keychron has more connection options, 2.4 dongle and cable, which are included in the package, and switching is done with a switch on the back. It has a CAPS LED, which is a big plus, and LEDs for battery and Bluetooth.
Out of the box, the shortcuts on the F keys and when connected via Bluetooth to a tablet are odd, for example, it opens the translator. All of these can be configured, and maybe that's the essence of this keyboard. Lots of customization options, and huge convenience for those who need them.
3* for ergonomics, completely flat and tiny letters on the keys.
If you are looking for a small wireless keyboard to use with a Samsung tablet, go for the Samsung Trio 500 without hesitation. If you want it for use with a desktop PC or laptop and you like/need customizations and shortcuts, the Keychron is very decent at €30.

Very beautiful keyboard, essentially copying the design of the Logitech MX keys mini. From a company known for its mechanical keyboards. Silent keys, low profile, very pleasant typing feel and fast. It also has a US layout which means full shift keys, one-line height enter key, which is an important advantage for anyone who types a lot (especially the full shift keys).
Everything is perfect EXCEPT for one glaring disadvantage (due to which it loses a star): The up and down arrow keys are in the position of one key, separated horizontally, making them small (logical) but also not stable in feel! Especially the key for the down arrow from the very first moment gives the feeling that it tilts downwards and will lose its original position and remain tilted down! I hope this doesn’t happen, because otherwise it is an excellent keyboard! I got it along with the corresponding full-size one, which is also excellent, just for desktop, while this one here is much more compact so it’s easy to take anywhere...
If the down arrow doesn’t let us down, the keyboard is a bargain, especially at the price I got it (28.30€)
Personally, I recommend it, but with the caveat for the down arrow key (yes it’s so obvious and annoying that I say it again and again...)
EDIT: I return after a few days and unfortunately I will change my rating for the worse. The issue with the keys for the up and especially for the down arrow is simply unforgivable! And I don’t think it’s a defect of my keyboard, it’s clearly a manufacturing issue! What a shame, very shame, because I think the 14 days I can return it have passed... Everything else is fine, but not wanting to press the down arrow because your finger will slip and go down is simply unacceptable...