Mini Wireless Keyboard with Touchpad Mouse Combo, 7 Colors RGB Backlit, Portable 2.4 Ghz Mini Keyboard with Rechargable Li-ion Battery for Android Box, Smart TV, Pad, PC, HTPC, Tablet and Windows OS

Got this for use with my Mister. It's a lot smaller than I expected (about the same footprint as my phone) but it's easy to use and works great. It does support seven backlight colors, but four of them require you to hold the FN key and slide your finger left and right on the track pad. It's easy to miss in the manual and kind of fiddly. It's also disappointing that it doesn't save the color selection if you power off the keyboard.

This thing is small, like game controller small, and so light weight and feels cheap. BUT it works great! People can review this little device like it costs hundreds, or thousands of dollars, but it didn't! This little keyboard is an absolute steal for the price! It does everything it's supposed to do! No instructions, but none needed really. It would have been helpful to let the end user know that the dongle is in the battery case though. (Not Bluetooth... but dongle connected.) Good deal for laptops connected to televisions used for entertainment, or straight to the smart TV! I like it and do not regret this purchase!

Not a bad item. The trackpad is a little small. It has a button to clraise the sensitivity but it constantly defaults back to slow and even the fastest isn't fast enough. The backlight doesn't show the function keys so you have to memorize those in the dark. It's good for the $

Really like the hand held keyboard, but I do wish they where at least 2x that they are. They do work great, but can be fragile.

I bought this to go with a Linux SBC (Rock Pi 4C+), attached to the bedroom TV. I wanted a full OS, so I could watch anything that I could see on the computer. Mostly streaming shows in the browser. So that meant I needed this little keyboard to do everything that you can do with a full keyboard and mouse. So far, it's working out really well. Mousing around on the touchpad is easy, the touchpad is very responsive. The keyboard looks tiny, but you'll get the hang of it in a few seconds, and be able to type quickly. Well, as quickly as you can with two fingers. It didn't require anything extra. No drivers or configuration at all, it just works. The extra media controls (i.e., volume buttons) are perfect for this application too. It has really good range. It's about 10' from the farthest point I use it, to the receiver, and it works fine. The only thing that I had a little problem with was waking it up. It doesn't wake on the touchpad. You have to push a button. Any button. Not a big deal at all. It goes to sleep on it's own, so you don't have to worry about forgetting to turn it off, and the battery dying.