A3 Mini Keyboard, 2.4GHz Wireless Keyboard with Touchpad, Portable QWERTY Keypad with RGB Backlit, USB Dongle Rechargeable Li-ion Battery for Android TV Box/Mac/PC

I really like the value of the included rechargeable battery and the ability to use AAA batteries once it wears out. Keys are easy to press, good layout, backlight helps in the dark, low power consumption, best one I have used for home use. Bought 3, one for myself and two for family members and all working great after a few months.

I love this. I use my computer for streaming TV at night when I'm going to bed and I hated having a giant keyboard on my night stand. This is perfect because is small, back-lit, auto power on and off so I've only had to charge it once in the past month that I've had it, and has a touchpad like a laptop.

Uses both rechargeable and standard batteries, so you'll never find it "dead" or be forced to replace a pricey lithium battery. Tracking is reliable, touchpad sensitivity is right, keys have a reassuring click, and there's a variety of keys to control most any device. USB driver installation was flawless in Windows. The multicolored backlight is bright, but white key labels would have been an improvement over the light-gray. Overall, a competitively-priced and versatile mini-keyboard.

After two weeks of use the battery will not charge, will not hold a charge. The worst thing I have purchase.

This product replaced a like-sized wireless keyboard/mouse which had shoulder buttons for left and right mouse buttons. The left mouse button broke on the old one because there was no internal support for the button module, which was mounted perpendicular to the main board and secured only by the solder points, which snapped not long after it was received. Comparisons below:The touchpad on the new one can be frustrating to use, as the pointer movement on the screen is so fast. I quite literally had to reduce pointer speed in Windows settings on my media PC. Also, two-finger scrolling is aggravating because it tends to jump up and down, reacting as and after you lift your fingers from the touchpad. You literally need to "roll" your fingers if you want better control during scrolling. If you use the arrow keys to scroll, you do not have the jumping, but the increments are very small, and you have to hold the arrow key down if you want it to move with any kind of quickness. Also, tapping the touchpad to left click often gives no response, meaning you have to tap it multiple times before it responds, or use the left mouse button specifically. I have not been able to get the two-finger tap for right click to work at all.Backlighting is great for a dark room, with no issues seeing the keys. Keys respond well, no repeat presses have been needed so far.When the battery pack dies, I have needed to turn the device off and back on with the switch before it would respond again. I did not have this issue with the previous device (different product).Overall, it's three stars for me. It could definitely be better, but then again, at this price point, you are getting what you pay for, and more or less picking your poison. As a media PC remote, it does its job, and keeps my wife happy since she doesn't like larger alternatives such as my Logitech K400 wireless keyboard/mouse combo. It is what it is.

I’m using it for an arcade mod with a pc and it works great and it turns off when not in use so it saves battery life, I used it frequently and it took almost about a month or so before I had to charge it again, definitely would buy again for another arcade mod

I bought this to replace a diff brand that had touchpad issues. This touchpad works good, but the keys are hard to press, resulting in not pressing hard enough and keys not registering or pressing hard to get them to register but then bumping keys around it and several keys press at the same time. I always have to go back and fix all the errors (no, I'm not prone to such errors... and my thumbs aren't larger than most to cause such errors :P ). And the key layout is a bit different than other mini keyboards, which I thought I could eventually get used to, but, with this key pressure issue, it just makes things worse.I've had dozens of different mini keyboards, and most have quirks that I try to tolerate... until they get so annoying that I need to replace. I usually keep them for several months then throw them out. This key issue is so bad I had to stop using it within a short time (within return period). I tried returning this one to Amazon, but I can't get to a UPS dropoff... and Amazon charges $8 for UPS pickup (WTF??). With packing & labeling, it would actually cost me more than the purchase price to return it. Just another one I have to throw out. Disappointing.

Everything works great it has an auto rest feature so the battery doesn't die only con would be the track pad is a bit imprecise otherwise for the price this thing is pretty awesome and it's also very small but that's exactly what I wanted