Apple’s USB-C Magic Keyboard is now available for under $80, making it a more affordable way to add Apple’s minimalist typing experience to a Mac, iPad, or other compatible device. The deal applies to the standard keyboard without Touch ID, while the larger version with a numeric keypad is also discounted.

The standard Apple Magic Keyboard with USB-C has dropped from $99 to $79.99, saving $19, or about 19%. The larger Magic Keyboard with Numeric Keypad is also on sale for $109, down from $129, for a $20 saving. Both options shown in the listings are non-Touch ID models.

Apple lists the standard USB-C Magic Keyboard at $99, so the $79.99 offer is a genuine saving against its current list price. The keyboard connects wirelessly over Bluetooth, has a rechargeable battery rated for about a month or more between charges, and includes a woven USB-C charging cable.

The compact model is the more attractive pick if you want Apple’s slim keyboard without paying extra for features you don’t need. However, neither listing includes Touch ID, so Mac users who want fingerprint authentication should look at a Touch ID-equipped version instead.

One thing to keep in mind: Apple’s keyboard design is intentionally low-profile, and it doesn’t offer the ergonomic shape or adjustable typing angle found on some alternatives. If you’re already comfortable typing on Apple’s laptop keyboards, that design may feel familiar. Otherwise, a less expensive keyboard with more ergonomic features could be a better fit.

At $79.99, the standard model is worth considering for anyone who specifically wants Apple’s compact keyboard with USB-C charging. The numeric keypad version makes more sense for users who regularly work with figures, provided the larger layout and additional cost are worthwhile.

Disclaimer: Prices and promotions mentioned in this article are accurate at the time of writing and are subject to change based on the retailers’ discretion. Please verify the current offer before making a purchase.