BL Mini Wireless Keyboard with Touchpad and Mouse Combo, Backlit Handheld Keyboard Remote for Android TV Box Smart TV PC HTPC Laptop Tablet Projector PS3 Raspberry Pi Windows Mac XBox, with USB Dongle

I have purchased quite a few of these types of keyboards over the years (different brands) and I would say that this is the best one so far and surprisingly it is also the cheapest one too. the first thing I love about it is the light. it's a nice pretty blue and it is actually bright enough that I can see the letters very clearly. My other keyboards were too dim for the light to be of much use. The next thing I love about this keyboard is the physical size and position of the keys. for instance on my previous keyboard I was constantly getting the comma and the apostrophe confused with each other, not so with this one... the keys are very readable and their position makes sense. It's a real challenge to jam all of those keys into such a small space and these people did a good job with it. all of those things are great but the really huge win is the mouse pad!! I hate the mouse pads on these things (but not this one). the first keyboard I bought (different brand, similar style) the mouse pad was so insensitive that it was barely usable, it just did not detect finger motion. My last keyboard - which recently stopped working, also a different brand -- the mouse pad was so hyper sensitive that every time I wanted to position the mouse it was a struggle to keep the pad from interpreting it as a click. Not so with this pad, so far I have not had a single false click. Also for the first time ever 2 finger scrolling actually works, none of my other keyboards ever managed to do that correctly. My only complaint is that it scrolls too far/fast and is difficult to control but with more practice I think it will be okay. I finally figured out how to change the colors the directions don't bother to mention it... hold down the Fn key and push F2 Cons: the directions are completely worthless and are too small to be read anyway. apparently this unit does not come already paired with the receiver, when you first turn it on nothing will happen for awhile except the blinking yellow light. I almost thought it was defective but after several minutes it started working. the directions say nothing about this. the CAPS lock is too easy to hit and there isn't a light to tell you it's on when trying to figure out how to change the color I tried pushing Fn+space and it did something funky to my monitor... I still have no idea what it was trying to do but my monitor ended up switching modes and my wallpaper was removed... weird.

This keyboard honestly feels a little cheap but let's be real...it didn't cost much. It's been great after having it for almost a year now. I use it with the mini pc hooked up to my tv as a monitor. I had a normal sized Bluetooth wireless keyboard and mouse but that was so bulky and just not a good solution for laying in bed surfing the web or watching movies, listening to music, etc. This on the other hand is so compact. It's nice and bright so it's easy to use in the dark. It's comfortable to hold. It was plug and play easy set up. I also wanted to mention that someone else here said that you can't use magnetic charging cables with this (the ones with the little metal piece that stays inside the devices port). That's how I charge mine so perhaps some magnetic cables don't work but I'm happy that mine do. Pictured which style connector my magnets are (like a swirl versus the line of dots). The battery lasts way longer without the colored backlight but even with it on it's not too bad all things considered. The one flaw for me (and it's not a huge deal honestly) is how loud it is. The keys have a slight stick to them so you have to type kinda slow and each key has a loud audible click when pressed. So if you have a light sleeper next to you or something like that....it'd be better if you could type silently or close to it. But other than that I love this and would not hesitate to purchase this keyboard again.

I have only been using the keyboard for about a day now, and its been fantastic. Let me start out by saying I LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE that the battery is removable, sadly fewer and fewer products these days do not offer this. So either you end up taking the things apart and breaking/damaging the product or yourself, or its still a complete hassle for something that still works perfectly fine, why make more e-waste? The keyboard itself does feel a little flimsy and too lightweight but I suppose that's a personal preference (also its suppose to be an easy portable keyboard sooooo making it heavy is kinda counter intuitive). I DO wish I could connect via my Bluetooth, it might be possible if I hook up a cable? Some unknown devices did show up when I tried but It seems to be pair specifically with the RF dongle included... Just would have been nicer to not populate that usb slot on my pc with this. I kinda need/want a middle click button or ability and it would be nice to remap the extra keys (not your normal keys but the ones at the top)... If I could remap I could make one of the 4 buttons for left and right click be a middle click and something useful, lol.

I feel stupid. They made the battery very accessible on this product, so I tried to take it out and charge the battery.... there is a USB-C port on the actual remote. Outside of that, this is easy to use. I plug it into my PC and use it to watch DVDs and streaming services from the comfort of my couch.

I purchased the BL Mini Wireless Keyboard with the intention of using it to transform my computer into a smart TV alternative while living in a motel. Unfortunately, within a month of use, the keyboard ceased charging entirely. When it did hold a charge, it constantly disconnected, causing immense frustration during use. One of the most glaring issues with this keyboard is the abysmal battery performance. The battery life is exceptionally poor, leading me to believe that an upgrade in this department is sorely needed. Alternatively, the option to use one's own double A batteries could provide a more reliable power source and extend the overall usability of the keyboard. The overall build quality of this keyboard felt disappointingly cheap. This contributed to the dissatisfaction I felt as I used it, and the product didn't instill any sense of confidence in its durability. It's disheartening to note that a similar $5 keyboard from Five Below has proven to be more reliable and durable than this one. I had hoped for a better experience given the price point of the BL Mini Wireless Keyboard. My experience with the BL Mini Wireless Keyboard was marked by frustration and disappointment. The keyboard's abrupt battery failure, frequent disconnections, and overall cheap feel left me unsatisfied. While I had hoped it would improve my living situation by allowing me to use my computer as a smart TV, it fell significantly short of this goal. If you're seeking a reliable and durable wireless keyboard, I recommend exploring other options that can deliver a better user experience and better value for your money.

Just for some background I bought this to use with my virtual pinball machine period I use this once or twice a day for setup and other issues as it's new to me so i'm still configuring things. I thought this little mini keyboard would work but it is so frustrating every time I use it that I hate it. This is great for $10 if you just need a keyboard/trackpad that you'll use one a week. If this is something you'll want to use frequently please avoid. My biggest issues are if it's plugged in charging and you want to use it certain keys don't work (usually on the left side close to the charging port). Could be a bug with mine but I end up forgetting to plug it back in b/c I have to unplug it so much due to the keys not working as stated above. Also , the trackpad is horribly sensitiveand I end up moving folders and files all the time that I don't want to. I've adjusted the settings as much as possible in windows but it still happens. I don't think it's a sensitivity as much as it's the track pad not being accurate for the touch pressure. If this is something you plan on using a bit while setting up something or pulling out every so often I would seriously consider getting something more reliable because the size and price of this doesn't justify the pain , it is to use it. It seems that these types of clones are the only really small keyboard and track pad that are available. So I would suggest possibly going bigger and sacrificing the size for ease of use.

i use this while im in bed using my PC as a TV. having an upgraded type C charging port is a nice touch!

Found one of these in a thrift store for 3$, but no usb dongle. so I bought a new one on Amazon. LED's drain battery fast (single day of use) turn them off, and it gets decent battery life, lasts a couple of days anyhow. with two I always have one battery charged, so no biggy. I have a logitech k400+, which last for months on rechargable batteries, so it can be done... But I didn't buy this for incredibly long battery life, I bought it cause it fits in my hand and I can use it to control VLC volume and brightness,sharpness etc with my laptop based projector/soundbar setup. works well for this. The touchpad is not as easy to use as the logitech, but it may be a case of getting used to the size and the difference in touch and zones. It will work with the logitech keyboard (wireless) being plugged into the computer at the same time, so now I flip between 3 keyboards depending on what I'm doing, sounds confusing, but its faster and easier... While I'd never write a review on this thing (im using the logitech for this) it is okay for entering search terms in a browser, if you ever texted on a blackberry, this is way easier... I mostly enjoy using the page up/down to scroll web pages, and the select buttons as well. I used it yesterday to transfer 6 gb of files around to various drives and folders, so mostly just click,select and f6 and then okay on the 4 way pad on the right corner. fast way to clean up cluttered hard drives.. handy device for 10$ - would buy again. - probably wouldn't use as my only keyboard unless I had to...

El artículo no sirve la verdad es una perdida de dinero pero en fin