🔥 2.4GHz Rechargeable Backlit Mini Wireless Keyboard with Touchpad and Mouse – Remote Control for Android TV Box, iPTV, Xbox, TV, Projector, Raspberry pi, USB Devices, and More Review

I don't usually leave reviews but this is the first time I've been blown away by the quality, lowest price and best customer service I've ever seen. After a few months of working perfectly and much better than my other keyboards, especially with the distance, it actually stopped connecting so I asked the seller what to do. he said not to worry and after 2 days a new one appeared. if you like me and can't choose a keyboard many of which look the same. Go with it and I promise you will be…

Looks good. Good ergonomics Good lighting. terrible (about 15 minutes with the lights on). You can't use this item with the charging cable attached (again, it just falls out) so you can type for about 15 minutes. Also, there's no warning when the battery is low, so you can type an email and then look it up and find your text is everywhere, because a low battery means your cursor will randomly jump everywhere. Attach the USB connector and it will be a 5 star item.

Works great as a keyboard. However; like a mouse is not much joy. It is displayed on the touchpad of the mouse; One finger tap = left click, two finger tap = right click. So far, so good. (It's even easier to click the keys on the side of the keyboard.) Now for the annoying part. Listed as two finger slide = scroll through the page. It works, but half the time the panel seems to register one finger as two and scroll the page when you just want to move the mouse.

When I turn on this device, it works fine for about 10 minutes, and then the trackpad starts interfering. It behaves as if someone left-clicks on the panel. Most of the time I have to turn it off and on again. Typing on the keyboard is somewhat ergonomic, but navigating a webpage with a trackpad isn't particularly ergonomic. Due to a crashing issue, I have to use a wireless mouse along with this one.

I was a bit disappointed at first because I couldn't use it with my Samsung Smart TV. After reading the poorly translated manual several times, there was no indication of a solution to the problem or troubleshooting. After reading some reviews someone was talking about a USB dongle and I started to think the dongle never made it to me. until I opened the battery compartment and found it there. The manual never said what it was, especially since it was there! Once found and connected, it started

I had his old model and it's been working great for a few years now. I bought another TV and tried to get the same one but they didn't offer it and this one seemed pretty much the same apart from the graphics on the touchpad. Well it wasn't the same and it just didn't work with my Visio TV. I tried using it with old Visio and it didn't work with this one either. Not sure if it is a brand of TV or TV Box. I ended up getting another one, not the same shape, although it works fine.

My review is solely based on the aesthetic and feel of this product as the key provided does not work so there is no way for me to verify actual functionality or to test keyboard performance. but I could only see white light in the backlit keys. The keys have a nice feel, not too soft and wet, not too hard and harsh, with a cheap plastic feel. I was very disappointed with TBH not being able to use it. I know that like one of the other reviews the battery compartment has a magnet holding the key