How to tell what's the keyboard layout of a sealed MacBook Pro?
Is there a way to check which is the keyboard layout (ANSI or ISO) of a particular MacBook Pro 14/16" unit if it's in a sealed package, e.g. check it by the serial or part number?
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Is there a way to check which is the keyboard layout (ANSI or ISO) of a particular MacBook Pro 14/16" unit if it's in a sealed package, e.g. check it by the serial or part number?
dimi35 wrote:
Is there a way to check which is the keyboard layout (ANSI or ISO) of a particular MacBook Pro 14/16" unit if it's in a sealed package, e.g. check it by the serial or part number?
What part of the world are you in...(?)
Who are you buying from...surely there is some help there(?)
ANSI or ISO keyboard - Apple Community
How to identify your Apple keyboard layout by country or region
You can enter a serial number here and see what it shows(?)
Apple - Support - Technical Specifications it will present a Tech spec sheet
for one of your ex above
Keyboard and Trackpad
Backlit Magic Keyboard with:
The first model is available for sale from B + H Photo and Computer in New York, suggesting it has a US keyboard.
The second model is only shown on sites whose sale prices are delimited in Euros, suggesting the two-story tall return key of International English layout.
dimi35 wrote:
it would've been a lot easier if Apple did straight up put the keyboard identification (ANSI/ISO) somewhere on the label itself.
You can suggest this to Apple via
Thanks a lot, after doing some additional research it appears that some online stores list Part No. in the description and you can see by the photos of the listing the type of keyboard. But it would've been a lot easier if Apple did straight up put the keyboard identification (ANSI/ISO) somewhere on the label itself.
here's an example of two labels, can you tell which one is having the ANSI keyboard (I'm used to its Enter key shape)
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The last response to this question was to look at the product label on the box.
How to tell what's the keyboard layout of a sealed MacBook Pro?