Apple Magic Keyboard for iPad Pro 12.9"

I recently purchased a refurb 2021 12.9 iPad Pro here on Amazon and wanted the Magic Keyboard to go with it as it is absolutely the best accessory for the tablet other than the Apple Pencil. The seller I purchased from is A4C and the item was described as “Excellent”. Mine was packaged in the OEM Apple box but had 2 round sticker seals vs the shrink warp if you bought it new. There was a very slight dent in the lower right corner of the box and I’m wondering if this is how a perfectly new item turns into a refurb. Apple is very stringent with how their items are packaged and displayed and may allow 3rd party resellers to refurb them if the item still looks and works like new when they open it up to inspect for damage. I’m just speculating here but I think I might not be that far off. The keyboard had clearly been examined by the seller who left their warranty card inside the box before resealing it. The item was not placed back in the plastic sleeve that it usually gets packed in from the factory while it sits inside the box. But the owner’s manual was still included along with the “spacer” box that is the same thickness of the ipad to keep the keyboard packaged tightly inside the box. I examined the entire keyboard with a fine tooth comb under bright light and there was zero evidence that anyone had used it at all. There were no scuff marks, rips, tears, scratches, lint on any of the surfaces or inside the keyboard. The keys all look pristine. Keyboards have a tendency to get a “sheen” on them as they wear from use and all the keys looked dull as they should fresh from the factory. My iPad Pro connected perfectly to the keyboard vis the built in magnets and all the keys lit up and worked. In fact, I’m typing this very review with this Magic Keyboard. I was lucky enough to snag mine at almost 50% off from the $349 MSRP. Pricing will fluctuate based on vendor and demand. But i would jump on these refurbished units when they are in stock as it is downright ludicrous to pay what Apple sells them for at full price. And you have 90 days to return it if you are not truly satisfied with your purchase so you have nothing to lose.