IPazzPort KP-21SM Mini Bluetooth Keyboard With Touchpad, Backlit Wireless 2.4G USB Dongle For Android TV Box/FireStick/Laptop/PC - Latest Upgrade Review

So far it works okay. Wasn't difficult to link to nvidia. It is built a little flimsy. The battery cover is loose. The charging port is too tight so you have to struggle to plug in the cord. As far as being upgraded. I had a non bluetooth version years ago. It worked great. I almost forgot the backlight colors are too much. The only one you can read is green. Guess just plain white light would be best which isn't on this one.

Being Wi-Fi and Bluetooth compatible it would be a fair assumption to say that it's secondary or even primary use would be for Android. And I like the layout of the keys especially with according to the mouse clicks. Which unfortunately on my replacement keyboard are located at the top and are super easy to click on accident. But at least all the keys actually work. A good 80% or more of the keys do not work for Android at least for my Galaxy Note 10 Plus. I'm talking about all the alphabet…

The touchpad on this item is much more accurate and less twitchy than a similar looking keyboard I got a couple of years ago.

I tried a few different types of these mini keyboards before finding this iPazzPortthat I most definitely like the best! These things are Great! [Being used as intended]The touch-pad isn't the most sensitive, or, maybe it's too-sensitive.Either way, sometimes the tracking is smooth, but, other times a little laggy.Lit keys was the perfect touch - I only use mine in the dark while watching projector movies.I tested these with both wifi and with the usb dongle, and they worked great onseveral…

It works fine. It has been worth the price. The LED makes it nice and easy to see at night and it conserves battery power. You can re-charge it anyway. So far it needed one initial charge then another at +2-3 weeks. I use it daily. So far the battery is still good. The shield auto-detects it.