🎮 Rii RK707 Backlit Wireless Game Controller Combo - Multifunctional 2.4GHz Portable 62-Key Rechargeable Keyboard Mouse with Turbo Vibration for PC/Raspberry Pi 2/Android Google TV/TV Box Review

There are many 5 star reviews for this item, all pointing to the controller working (yes, great.). BUT, and this is a SERIOUS BUT (YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!) If you are buying this product because you intend to use the TRACK Pad frequently, you will be VERY CRAZY and DISAPPOINTED! (Notice how all the other reviewers point out a bad trackpad, but they still give 5 stars because they like the gamepad - the gamepad is fine). If you just try to scroll with the mouse, you will ALWAYS activate desktop…

I just got it and it's charging so I can try it but I see a bug in the design. Any device that requires a key (such as a 2.4GHz transmitter) must have space on the device to store the key when not in use. This thing will be lost and I will be angry about it. They had to leave room for a small slot to fit it. Or maybe they could attach something to the wrist strap to hold it in place. I will not always connect this to my device. I wish I had the perfect place to save it.

I use it for Retropie/Lakka and it's the best in the world. Let me save you a lot of time - press and hold the game mode button for 5 seconds until the LED turns RED. Then it is recognized as an x-box controller and everything works. Do not use it in direct input mode (purple) or Android mode (blue).

When I received this controller my first thought was that its square shape would be awkward to hold and use, but it quickly became my favorite controller. It works well with my Macs, PCs, . and it works very well with retro pie on raspberry pi. (For a retro circle, set the controller to "Mode X" [aka Xbox mode]. You'll need another controller or keyboard connected to the retro circle to access the setup menu can access and set up a new controller the first time, but once you've gone through the

The quality control on the one I received is better than many of the more expensive controllers I own such as the B. with the first controllers of the Xbox 360 and my only controller of the Steel Series. By quality control I mean the fact that almost every controller I've bought over the years has had something wrong. Buttons that stick and require uneven pressure to depress, loose analog sticks, shoulder buttons that press and never return, triggers that rock on one side and feel like a real…

Let's start with what's good about it. You won't have any trouble connecting it. The touchpad is fairly standard and responsive. This is good for Windows game emulation. I have three small quirks. My first and biggest downside is the awkward design. It should have a better grip on the handle. It is very uncomfortable to play with him. My second small issue is something that all wireless controllers have to some degree, a slight lag in button response, that's latency. Some controllers are better

So what's taking you so long?!? I've been waiting my whole life for this little coffee table decoration! Spring. At least as long as I have a computer. However, it has its downsides. For example: who would have thought that the perfect multimedia controller could do without multimedia buttons?! But no worry. Just flip it over and use the joystick (requires KODI). Another complaint is that it doesn't work well with the Raspberry Pi (which is why I bought it). But that's the Pi's fault, not the…

Good things first: Easy to charge Good battery life Works great in Ubuntu Well made and ergonomic Bad: The left stick gets stuck every day. My characters will wander left or right as long as they want. I restarted it a few times, fixed errors in my config files, checked responsiveness and inputs, and used the controllers' reset buttons. All. It's just buggy. i buy something else I was happy to have a device for media and gaming, but even with the backlight on, I can't read the keyboard…

The quality control of what I received is better than many flow controllers I own such as B. Xbox 360 front row controllers and my only Steel Series controller. By quality control I mean the fact that almost every controller I've bought over the years has had something wrong. Buttons that stick, that require uneven pressure to press, loose analog sticks, shoulder buttons that press and never return, triggers that rock on one side and feel like a real revolver on the other (too much drag), and…

This is an interesting little device which I think is a step in the right direction for an HTPC with gaming capability, but it does require some work. Pros: -compact overall solid design -keyboard backlight option -when the controller sleeps, the key you pressed to wake it up (e.g. pressing A to pause Kodi once instead of twice) sends Xinput/Dinput -modes -can put computer to sleep mode (only to keyboard mode and only if it was in keyboard mode when computer was put to sleep) Cons: - trackpad…