Review on PONYBRO Bluetooth & 2.4G Connection Rechargeable Smartphones by Michael Cox

The ability to use Wi-Fi and Bluetooth is very useful. Allows you to use two different devices at the same time. However, the touchpad is very sensitive to u, causing it to stop and move instead of the cursor moving smoothly, just like when the pad is touched. Also, the most annoying thing is that you can't hold down the left button when you want to drag a window, for example. I tested the button by switching sides in the configuration to test the other button, but the same. This only happens if you want to move the window. In addition, in Bluetooth mode, the button that turns the light on and off and changes colors only turns on and changes colors, you can't turn off the light! So if you want to turn it off, you have to turn off the power button and turn it on again. It doesn't really matter, but it shouldn't happen. You would think that manufacturers would test a product they wish to mass produce before mass launching it. Especially anything you claim the product does in its own user manual rather than requiring the user to look for workarounds. If you put it on a table and press the bottom keys, the front of the keyboard will lift up, and forcibly while trying to press a key, you'll push the keyboard forward. Again, it's like they designed it and never bothered to use the prototype before Masa made it. Why not just add 4 little rubber feet? Because of its shape you must therefore hold it in your hands, it is impossible to put it on the table and use it unless you modify it, which of course will void your warranty. I will do this because I never send things back unless they are expensive and just don't work at all for their intended purpose. I intend to use it as a smart tv remote for typing search queries etc in bluetooth mode and also for raspberry pi with a usb dongle. So this will work for me. But I'll stick on some rubber feet so I can type without holding it in my hands if I want.