GenBasic Advanced Wireless Backlit Multimedia Keyboard with Touchpad for Android TV Media Center and Raspberry Pi - 2.4GHz

This is the best Mini Keyboard I've ever had. I had the Rii i8+ Bluetooth and 2.4 Ghz. They had great buttons and overall feel, but their range SUCKED. This one has better range, better battery life (meaning it'll work longer between charges), and a very premium feel vs Rii i8+. Very nice and compact. The price is awesome...for $30 it can't be beat! Also, don't get the official Rii i28 or i28C, you're paying more for something that is not any better ... this one doesn't come with a headphone jack, but that didn't work well for me when I had the i28C. I have this with the Nvidia Shield TV, but it will work with any Android TV. I will get more when I get more Android TV boxes for the rest of my house :-)

These are basically the exact same units made by Rii and are high-quality. I've been using them for several years and these are no different. They seem to be rebranded with this company's name but are indeed very high quality. The only drawback that I have found over the past couple years of using these everyday is that the backlight does not come on automatically all the time and take a 2 button combination to turn it on each time, and the buttons are such high-quality and clicky that they are slightly loud. These minor gripes are not a reason for me to take a star away. The only reason to take a star away is that I do not see a way to disable the trackpad which is super ultra sensitive and if slightly grazed it will take the focus off of what you are doing with the buttons. As long as you can keep away from the trackpad this is an almost perfect remote control. The backlighting is very bright, the battery last sometimes for months on each charge, and the buttons show very little signs of wear after heavy usage. Using with Windows 10 and Kodi.

I have owned this for 3 months or so and I use it for my Htpc. Now I guess this is a knock off of the rii i28 ?? Well that ha bad reviews but this works amazing . It is line of sight from the dongle but it does have good range . It stays charged for along time about a week of watching tv before bed . Touchpad is decent and honestly my only complaint is the mouse buttons are kind of cheap feeling and loud but for what this does for 30$ I am very very satisfied . I have tried the Logitech options and the touchpad are a little less impressive and the keyboard layout on this i28 knockoff lets me type with muscle memory of a real keyboard . You guys make your own choice but I'm buying another one of these for my dad and I'm trying the rii k18plus for myself as well

I've recently purchased an android box, my very first. It came highly recommended to me. I went a step further and purchased this GenBasic Advanced Wireless Backlit Mini Keyboard at the same time. I realized immediately that this is a must-have a accessory, one that I can now never live without. It holds a battery charge (via USB) for well over a week. I have barely scratched the surface of the use of this GenBasic keyboard. Other uses are quickly manifesting themselves

This did not work well with Windows 10 (limited use) maybe it will work well with an Android or gaming system but like I said not so much with Windows 10.

Even though this is my first mini keyboard, I am thoroughly impressed with it. It's very responsive and responds to key presses quickly. The rubberized backing gives it a nice, non-slip feel that actually feels good while you hold it. And best of all, the backlight looks cool in the dark!

It lasted about about 2 months then quit working needs to be more durable for a mini board

Bought to control my raspberry device for TV. Works great. I wish cursor was bigger but think that is raspberry issue.