The bundled Magic Keyboard gets its first update since 2017, now featuring round-er corners, iMac-matching color choices, and reorganized function keys.

Not to mention, shiny new identifying numbers: model A2449 and EMC 3579.

The new Touch ID sensor at the top right looks nothing like MacBook Touch ID—in fact, it's a dead ringer for an iPhone home button. This is Touch ID's first-ever appearance in a peripheral, which has some interesting security/repair implications.

Apple has always locked each device's original Touch ID button to its logic board in the name of security, making replacements problematic at best. So what about peripherals that connect wirelessly?

We'll circle back to keyboard disassembly and Touch ID testing shortly!