Mini Keyboard with Touchpad Mouse, 2.4G Wireless+ Bluetooth, Backlit

Honestly incredible. Stays charged for a long time. Very light plastic construction, probably not the most durable. However, everywhere else, it shines. Literally. Has a backlight. Bumpers for your mouse buttons like a controller. A trackpad that is way more responsive than you would think. Even supports some gestures. Not for gaming, but doesn't inconvenience you. It really is a genius product.

This is my second attempt to get a keyboard to work with my setup (which may or may not be different from yours). I found that this keyboard is a solid performer that hooks up to everything (but my android, hence the minus of one star, more on that later). Here are some points that ad leaves out: 1) you may choose between "keyboard software systems" by making a key command on the BT Keyboard: FN+Q for iOS, FN+W for Windows and FN+E for android. This feature alone is awesome. 2) This thing comes in this permanent, clear acrylic box. You were expecting perhaps some crazy clam shell? Nope. This thing has a clear box that you can use for it, or anything else. I am not sure why they chose to put it in such a permanent box, but I will just assume that this just shows their quality in general. 3) Works with the AppleTV. I know this is not a thing for many, but personally I hate poking around typing on an on-screen keyboard in Netflix when doing a search. This is why I got the keyboard. Some downsides. For some reason it does not come with it's own pin number. I wouldnt think that this is a big deal, but unless I am doing it wrong, Android does not supply a pin for a keyboard but requests it. Since the keyboard did not ship with that info in it's very flimsy book, I just don't know it. Lame. The keyboard seems sturdy and solves allot of issues I have had with other Bluetooth keyboards that primarily are setup for windows. Many of us use Android or Macs or Linux systems. It seems that whomever designed this particular keybord kept that in mind. Along with the above mentioned keyboard shortcuts for setting the OS type, there are plenty of buttons that one would expect in other OS's. Yes there is a windows button too, but also mac centric buttons and all of the "cntrl" "fnctn" and other buttons you could want. As a bonus the top row of buttons that are for volume and for skipping tracks seem to work on my mac as well. It's true that you cannot "Pinch Zoom" and do all of that stuff with the track-pad, but I think that with my big ol' fingers it might not have been possible for me to do that anyways (on such a small pad). Some other nice features... there are a total of four mouse buttons. There are two left mouse buttons and two right buttons. There is one left mouse button on the upper left top of the device and another near the track-pad. Same goes for the right mouse buttons on the right side. The back-light is great and useful as well. If not for the missing PIN and the crappy manual, I would have given this guy five stars. I think that if the manufacturer tightened this up, we would have a winner. I will come back and review batter life later (and that might affect my rating) but for now I gave it an hour and a half charge and been using the thing all day. No issues on battery life yet. EDIT: Well, I am back after having this keyboard for a few weeks. I said I would comment on battery life. Well, the battery life is great! I use this keyboard often, but only for my Apple TV. I have not had to charge it yet and I have been using it every day for at least three weeks. Nice.

I use this with moonlight for my TV. Controlling my PC remotely with a handheld controller size keyboard and mouse is a game changer. This works perfectly as you’d want. Keyboard layout is a touch awkward but it is very small. Bluetooth setup is easy. Works for short sessions or for full browsing sessions, very stable. Awesome design and color.

So, I keep this with my cyberdeck, and while it does work, I have a few gripes. While it's small by design -and we're specifically buying it for that reason- I kind of wish it was more ergonomically designed to be able to be held more like a console controller. It's quite awkward to type on the thing. I do visually like the form-factoe, though, and I wouldn't have bought it if it wasn't so small. This may be the fault of my computer, but it doesn't seem to want to connect automatically when I turn everything on. I often have to manually reconnect it. This is a particularly annoying problem if you don't have a touchscreen or another mouse or keyboard to use. If you brought just this device, and it fails to connect, unless you have a touchscreen, you will not be able to use your computer/deck at all, until you get a mouse or keyboard plugged in. The power slider is barely in there. I read a few other reviews about this, and I have to agree. It's only a matter of time before the flimsy little slider breaks or falls out. The rest of the keyboard seems really well made, so this was a little disappointing. If you're handy with a 3D printer, you could make a better one.

If you see that the keyboard can do it, it sure can. Has FULL functionality as a keyboard and mouse. Used it in BIOS, and to get into it. Also works fantastic with an android device. Would but again for more devices

This is not worth your money. I was waiting for months to get this keyboard, and previously the reviews were pretty good. When it arrived I couldn't wait to hook it up to my TV, only to discover upon unpackaging it the power slide button was barely attached. I persevered. I have a newer Samsung smart TV and the keyboard only worked with half the apps as far as typing, not at all with the mouse pad, otherwise it was mildly useful, though less so, than a TV remote or BT gaming controller to type out a movie name when searching. Then I connected to my computer. When within 5 feet it worked gloriously (unless the loose and fickle power slide connection decided it wasn't strong enough to keep it connected). The power slide for the controller; it was barely hanging on when I first opened the package. I had to continually slide it back and forth to make a connection. FAIL. And it literally was hanging by a thread from the keyboard. That faulty bit of engineering led me into doing an MS word typing test of the rest of the buttons. HORRIBLE. Between the BT connection delays and the buttons continually typing multiple times, I was done with this thing in less than a minute. I was waiting with excitement for so long to get this thing only to be disappointed. What did I ultimately expect for this price? Save your money, buy something more expensive and better (weight sometimes means something, and in this case the keyboard is paper-light; yet refuse). This thing is so light and short of capability that it would bounce off of, and shatter, from hitting a wet paper towel. I wouldn't dignify my own window by trying to throw it through it since I just know the keyboard would shatter, the window laugh at me, and my having to spend time cleaning up the dust of this substandard keyboard off the floor. FOSMAN 1 : Me 0. I won't be fooled a second time.

I got this to pair with a mini PC we decided to get for our bedrooms projector and of all the wireless small keyboards I looked at to get I'm so glad I landed on this one. I was afraid with it being so cheap that it would be exactly that...cheap, but I love this thing its perfect for what I wanted it for. The keyboard is easy to use and I have no issues typing on it, even my husband who has much larger hands than I is able to use it pretty well even though he does fat finger another key every now and then but he also thinks its pretty decent for him to use. It had no issues connecting with the bluetooth to a few things like our tv, the projector and as well as the Mini PC. I had seen others say the trackpad for the mouse is spotty, I while don't entirely agree because the tracking itself works great for me, but I can understand what they mean if they are talking about using the trackpad to tap to click. It works really well for me navigating around and I just use the shoulder buttons to click instead of tapping the pad itself. If I had to "gripe" about anything its that its charging cable is a mini USB which isn't a HUGE deal since I have my playstation charge cables close and handy but an updated method like usb-C to reduce wear and tear would be an amazing upgrade. Overall the pros outweigh the cons on it for me and I think its the best keyboard I could have gotten for what I wanted it for.

I’m using this keyboard to control a Linux Mint machine connected to my TV. It has met my expectations and gets the job done. Pros: * USB 2.4ghz receiver wakes the computer from S3 sleep and works for full disk encryption password * Supports key combinations for things like cmd + space. * Bumper mouse buttons help for moving or resizing windows. * Stylish and feels good in the hand Cons: * Trackpad occasionally registers phantom taps and zooms * Feels a bit flimsy for ~$30

Beste Minitastatur. Ich benutze das für mein Steam Deck. Besonders praktisch finde ich die beleuchtung! Will es nicht mehr missen.

Fonctionne parfaitement avec boîtier Android tv

Klawiatura jest bardzo przydatna, nawet jeśli wymaga przyzwyczajenia to jednak jako mini klawiatura do szybkiego wyciągnięcia zamiast dużej to się przydaje, zwłaszcza jak ma multum funkcjonalnych możliwości korzystania.

جيد و لان في التشغيل الذي في الاعلى ضعيف

Bought this to use for my PC when it is connected to my TV the other end of the room. Absolutely perfect, so much more convenient than having a full size wireless keyboard and mouse. It’s very light and slim, yet it still feels sturdy. As I expected the keys are very small, so not ideal for those with deteriorating eyesight but they aren’t a problem if you are used to smartphones or game controllers etc. All the keys give nice positive feedback tho and don’t feel clumsy. The mouse trackpad actually works a lot better than I was expecting too, you can use it to scroll with two fingers or tap it for a left click (I wasn’t expecting that as there are left and right click buttons underneath it and also where your index fingers rest when holding it. Backlight is brilliant, can very easily see the keys and it’s not so bright it hurts your eyes. Very easy to set up, just pair with a Bluetooth device and you’re good to go. Delighted I chose this one in the end, absolutely brilliant, If you’re looking for a small, compact and convenient keyboard and mouse, then this is for you.