eSynic Upgraded Backlit Keyboard Wireless Bluetooth 2.4GHz Keyboard Touchable Portable with Touchpad Mouse and Built-in Rechargeable Battery For Google Smart TV Android Box Windows Laptop

ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT!I decided to put my old P.C on a shelf underneath my pinball cabinet, so that I can play Steam games on my pinball cabinet but I needed something small & convenient as a mouse & keyboard. So I bought this. BEST £15 I ever spent! I just plugged the little dongle into the usb port on my PC & straight away I was able to use it as a mouse & keyboard. Brilliant! Also, the charging port is USB-C which I was pleasantly surprised by. Highly recommended. Brilliant! 🤩

I turned an old laptop into a Chromebook to act as a small media centre and wanted a small remote keyboard to use with it. This fitted the bill perfectly. It just plugs and plays, works perfectly from the start, and a nice size - not too big to be cumbersome but not too small to be hard to use. I would not want to do much typing on it, but being able to use laptop remotely to start apps and services is great. Also features sound and media controls, which have proven to be very handy.

Bought this to control one of those Android TV boxes, & on the whole it works very well. I wanted to give this a good run for it's money before reviewing as I was a bit dubious after reading some of the negative reviews. I've been using it extensively now for over a week and I have no major complaints so far.The trackpad is a little slow on it's default setting for my liking, but you can toggle between two speeds by holding down the Fn key and hitting the space bar. Some reviewers said the back light on their units did not work, at first I thought I had the same problem as toggling the backlight (Fn + F6) didn't seem to do anything, but this turned out to be that the backlight doesn't show up at all in daylight / a well lit room. In darkness / semi darkness it shows up very well allowing you to clearly see all the key chars (though not the extended 'blue' functions).The rubber keys have a good travel to them, but the unit itself feels a little light weight and flimsy. I wonder how well the keyboard membranes and the on/off switch will stand the test of time, but for 14 quid I wouldn't be too bothered if I only got 6 months out of it, as it's going to cost next to nothing to replace. Battery life has been great - since it's day one charge up it's had extensive use very night for over a week and is still going strong (keeping the backlight off unless needed). Wireless range is good enough for me to be able to sit back on the couch - opposite end of the living room to the TV. Note - the 'manual' this comes worth has marginally less info on it than the average Chinese fortune cookie, so you might have to play around to work out what some of the keys actually do - but at this price point thats a minor quibble. This little thing has exceeded my expectations.

I bought this for use with my Raspberry Pi (Google it), and it works without any issues. It takes a little time to adjust to the key placement but after an hour I was working the keys like I would a normal keyboard.As for the mouse pad, it was a little sensitive until I adjusted the control on the system.There are also two sets of keys for left click and right click, nice feature to reduce hand movement.I have also used the keyboard on a Windows 10 PC, absolutely fantastic, effortless installation and ready to use in seconds. The placement of the windows key took a little time to get used to but I am almost there now.I would have liked to have had a port to place the Bluetooth dongle when the device is not in use.I have not used the keyboard for more than an 2hours at a time without charging, so I do not know the full battery life span but I have used the device for 5 days now in 30 to 50 minute stints, I will keep going until it runs dry and update this note, if I remember. The keyboard does have a time out feature which gets a little annoying if you are not aware of it. Make sure you press CTL or SPACE to wake up the keyboard first before pressing the key you really need. Try not to press the return key in moments like this.I work in I.T. so there is always a system that needs a keyboard and mouse.All in all a wonderful but of kit that I have added to my bag of tricks.Get one!

Basically needs to be charged every day or two. Compared to my older keyboard and mouse it's a pretty poor battery life but I like mostly everything else as it's compact and has both a track pad and keyboard.