🔍 ILEBYGO 2.4Ghz Mini Wireless Keyboard Touchpad Combo: Backlit Rechargeable Remote Control for Android TV Box, Projector, IPTV, HTPC, PC, Laptop Review

Just received this wireless mini keyboard with raised keys. I have previously used a Fly Mouse keyboard with a gyroscopic mouse which was a bit tricky to maneuver. This keyboard is really easy to use and maneuver. By holding it with both hands you can control the buttons and then flip it over to use the mouse touchpad (I use my thumb to move the mouse). The keyboard keys are fairly raised and responsive. The mouse touchpad is smooth and responsive. I have a PC and a ROKU connected to my TV. I…

This works amazingly well and was exactly what I was looking for. Just two noise issues - it would be better if the mouse buttons were easier to press and not as loud, and if the keyboard didn't beep every time a key is pressed (perhaps a setting is missing). Otherwise, I'm really excited about this product. No input/driver issues with WIN10 and the battery life is several days (up to 2-3 weeks) on a single charge. I mainly use it as a wireless touchpad/mouse, but it's handy to use a keyboard…

Bought as a remote control for Surface Pro 2 which I use as HTPC. It is well suited for this type of use. It's not 100% perfect, but there are a few very small quirks, which of course aren't too bad, especially considering the low price. It's all plastic, very light, to the point where it could be dismissed as "cheap" if it doesn't work properly. " But it works very well. The whole mechanism for switching between mouse and keyboard works almost perfectly. I think once or twice it got confused…

I use it for my PC when I sit far from my desk or when my mouse and keyboard are connected to my laptop. The input screen is similar to a smartphone screen, and the size of the device is slightly larger than that of a smartphone. The backlight is great for the keyboard, and its size allows you to reach all the keys with your thumbs (I have small to medium hands). The size is great for use as a touchpad as it doesn't get frustrating when trying to switch from one side of the screen to the other…

I like that the touchpad is huge and so easy to use even on an Android box or Fire TV. Surprisingly, for a touch keyboard, the keyboard works well. Battery life is good so far, only charged once. The backlit keyboard is a great companion for late-night movie screenings in a dark room. The volume buttons are in a good place, so it's very convenient. What I don't like about this device is that you have to switch between keyboard and mouse too often. The device may turn off the backlight and go to

This device annoys me - there are several big problems with it, for example, the multi-touch function on the touchpad does not work very well, the operation of the shift keys is not intuitive and hardly works 95% of the time and the keys the keyboard doesn't work half the time. Almost every time I swipe down on a page with two fingers, it's so sensitive that it resizes the page instead, and it's not just because I have fat fingers—both my kids have the same problem when using the device. You…

Pros: Easy to combine and works well as a touchpad on several different PCs/laptops including Linux. It's nice and light so you'll hardly notice it even in a light backpack. Gestures work quite well. I don't think you can change the two-finger scrolling direction, so you'll have to live with pressing your fingers up the bar while scrolling down the page. The range is decent up to 10 feet or more, so it can be used for watching videos, for example. The price is attractive compared to most other…

I lost my Logitech diNovo Mini and the H18+ seemed like a good inexpensive replacement. This is my only interface device for my HTPC (TV connected Mac Mini). My computer goes to sleep after an hour of inactivity and any mouse/keyboard activity should wake the computer up automatically. My diNovo mini did this (wireless connection) and wired keyboard/mouse works fine too. However, as soon as the computer goes to sleep mode, the H18+ loses the connection to the dongle! This means I have to…