Ultra-Thin Mini Wireless Keyboard with Touchpad, 2.4G & Bluetooth 5.1 Dual Mode for iPad/Windows/Android/Mac, USB-C Rechargeable, Portable for Travel/Office, Black

The updated version of this ubiquitous keyboard is a big plus for me - USB-C charging! This completes the package for me - this thing is never leaving my bag. It works as a generic hid device using the included USB-A RF transceiver, so it can be used on servers BIOS menus. It supports Bluetooth pairing, meaning it's great when using your laptop for movies in a hotel plugged into the TV. The laser pointer's nice too.All in all this is a great keyboard mouse combo for when you just need something that works. You won't win TI playing DOTA2 on this thing, but it gets the job done for when all you need is to change boot order or click "Next Episode". We'll worth the low price and minor bag space taken.

This is my third device, the first one could not get the full menu of the smart TV. The second one was bluetooth/IR only - my smart TV is not bluetooth capable. this 3rd one has USB dongle and it works as I intended.

This was perfect for hosting barstool karaoke. I was able to control a pc down a long bar and change songs and hand people their microphones without having to run back to the computer. Good range 30~ft absolutely no issue. Battery lasted a few hours each charge. Easy to use. The track pad was nice, keyboard worked well. Good value

Terrible product, i used this for all of 15 minutes and had extreme lag on the touch pad, and the keys would sometimes rapidly repeat a key stroke, i used it with its own receiver and was inches away from it. ive used plenty of products like this one and they all have similar issues. just save your money and get something of higher quality.

The media could not be loaded. I had an old Alexa Show 10 that the touch screen stopped working. After recommended reset by Amazon to fix (it didn’t) the device was unusable because you could not use the touch screen to verify your Amazon credentials (even when using the Alexa app). As such, it was headed for the electronic recycling trash heap.In packing the device for disposal I noticed a “network” micro input on the back… after some research online I discovered that the Alexa Show’s network input can support OTG. I purchased a USB OTG Cable Ethernet Adapter specifically for FireSticks & Alexa Show and paired it with this mini wireless keyboard.IT WORKED!! I was able to enter my credentials and now have a fully functioning Alexa Show. I can esc to Home Screen, scroll, type and the touch pad has tap to click functionality.Now that I know about the network input, I’m buying several more OTG cables and mini keyboards for my FireSticks to add memory via flash drives and ease of typing with the keyboards.

**Pros:**1. **Compact Size:** The keyboard is small, similar in size to a remote, making it portable and easy to carry around.2. **Battery Life:** The battery lasts between one to two days, depending on usage, which is decent for a compact device.3. **Ease of Use:** It’s a standard keyboard so it’s easy to use, which is great for quick typing tasks.**Cons:**1. **Touchpad Issues:** The touchpad is clunky and not smooth, causing the cursor to jump around. This makes it difficult to click on items accurately, especially smaller ones like "dessert" (possibly a typo for "desired"?).2. **Sleep Mode:** The built-in sleep mode can be frustrating. If the keyboard isn’t used for a few minutes, it goes to sleep, and you need to wake it up by hitting keys a few times. This can disrupt workflow and feel chaotic at times.Overall, it seems like this keyboard is great for portability and basic typing tasks, but the touchpad and sleep mode functionality could use improvement for a smoother user experience.

Makes for an awesome portable keyboard. Plus it has a cool laser pointer on top of that. Battery life is OK but I usually have a portable charger with me if I need to charge anything on the fly!

Works well with firestick and firecube. LEDs are bright with multiple colors. It is rechargeable and comes with a charge cable. The touch pad actually works in certain directions tv menus and other apps like You Tube. Has a laser pointer for presentations. Only drawback or complaint is that it feels cheap in hand with thin light plastics.