eSynic Mini Wireless Keyboard 2.4G Wireless Touchpad Keyboard Touch Keyboard Mouse Combo for Google Android Smart TV PC Box Media Mini TV HTPC IPTV Laptop Raspberry PI PS3 MXQ

I got this for use with my Raspberry Pi serving as a gaming emulator/console. Works great- fast response times and battery is still reading full charge after 3 months of light/moderate usage.I haven't used the mouse on this thing extensively beyond testing that indeed it works.It is missing a few "special characters" from a standard keyboard that I couldn't figure out how to insert - e.g. tilde (~), at (@), pound (#), etc. I didn't have the patience to look for workarounds. You *can* hold down control and use other keys (so emacs is usable). Not sure why they added such a big caps lock key instead of the whole standard character set.

This is a great little keyboard/mouse combo. I have it hooked up to my tv computer in the living room and use it mainly for the trackpad and scroll bar with occasional text input for searches. The keys are very small so you really have to pay attention to what you want to type. I'd say its more difficult to type using this keyboard than a standard smartphone with autocorrect. The trackpad is a nice, slightly textured plastic giving a good feel as you move your finger over it. The trackpad area itself is small but I didn't find this to be a problem. Most computers allow you to increase the tracking and scroll speed which can compensate for the small size. Overall its very comfortable to hold and use. Much more comfortable than balancing a full sized keyboard and mouse while I'm on the couch. There is no power switch but it will automatically go to sleep after 80 seconds. While asleep the trackpad is disabled until a key is pressed. I haven't had this for too long so I can't say anything about the battery life but it is a very nice feature to be able to set it down and not have to worry about turning it off.I would have given this 5 stars if not for one small malfunction. Every now and then the trackpad will become erratic with the mouse moving back to its original spot if I were to lift my finger off the trackpad. However, so far I have been able to easily fix this problem by removing a battery. It's kind of annoying but I love the keyboard so much that its not worth returning and having to wait for a new one to come in.

It was smaller than I expected. But it fits in my hands well and it really works well with my Raspberry Pi 3 in Raspbian and OSMC / KODI. Touch pad is great, has two mouse buttons as well. Keyboard works very well. I was surprisingly agile with it straight out of the box. You will need three AAA's (not supplied). The USB dongle stores inside the battery lid. Seems to turn off when no activity detected. Has a little blue LED which flashes when any of the buttons are pressed.

This works great for a laptop or for your desktop if you are computing while laying down or watching tv/dvd on your pc. I tried this on my smart tv and it wasn't much help there. It would change channels and volume, but would not access the menu. I like that this has replaceable batteries instead of rechargeable and it has a full keyboard for using with pc.

Beware, you won't be able to use the keyboard to type in certain apps....like you tube. You have to use the arrows. Having said that though, it is still much easier to use this than the remote to toggle through the letters. And since all you have to do to install it is plug in the small usb fob. Hopefully they will upgrade the smart tvs so they are compatible with the keyboards one of these days. When they do I will give it 5 stars.

Works great. Hopefully will last longer than two mice I bought (from different sellers). Works great with my Remix Mini. Love having a keyboard and mouse all in one. Like having a miniature laptop in the palm of my hands. The only slight problem I have is that the touch pad is a little sensitive. Sometimes I want to move the cursor but I must not be moving my finger fast enough because it will act as if I tapped on something and try to open it when all I want is to move the cursor. Overall I like it a lot so far. Have only had it for a few days so we'll see if it lasts longer than my 2 wireless mice which only lasted less than a month.

Purchased this to replace another mini keyboard I had for several years. This being 1/3 the price of my last mini keyboard I tried to keep my expectations in line. Overall this keyboard meets my expectations and my requirements (dedicated media keys, touch pad, dedicated mouse buttons, and a more traditional keyboard layout).That being said the touchpad is small and you dont get a lithium battery/usb charger so be prepared to burn through batteries.

I love it. Very sensitive. I do love the replaceable batteries. Did not think I would. No charging all the time or having to plug in. I really like the fact that it does not randomly stop to sync, like two other remotes that I purchased. I am going to purchase two more of these to replace them. Like the touch pad at the bottom also. Auto shut off is nice, no on-off switch.

A cheap, cheerful but very good little device which gets used a lot as a HTPC (KODI) controller. It's frustratingly close to being perfect, and I write that statement thinking ruefully about the money I have wasted over the years trying to find an HTPC keyboard / mouse device; I must have bought about twenty similar gadgets!Close but not quite perfect because:1. No Windows key (the 'Super' key in other OSes)2. Touch pad is tiny and quite recessed3. Touchpad freezes up about once a fortnight. The only way to wake it up is to take out and re-seat one of the batteries. In practice this means the wife avoids using it, though it doesn't bother me that much.4. For me it would be more comfortable in the hand if the batteries were at the bottom of the unit rather than near the top - it would be a better weight distribution I think. Personal preference though.For the money though I won't complain - I use this thing a lot

I’ve tried a few of these mini wireless keyboards and they do vary in quality. I think this is one of the better ones – especially considering its price. It’s amazing what they can make so cheaply.I’ve not experienced any problems with the trackpad, as some other people have pointed out, but I will report back if I do.The keyboard came in a really nice box that slides out and inside was the mini keyboard itself in a bubble bag, and instructions.This version is not rechargeable – it takes 3x AAA batteries (not included). Inside the battery compartment is also the USB dongle.The keyboard is a good size and nice to hold, with a wide range of keys spaced quite close together, so tat takes some getting used to – but most are like this one.My Android TV box has a very poor remote and inputting any characters/letters is excruciatingly slow and painful, so I’m glad to now have this one too and makes life a little easier.Overall, a great little keyboard & trackpad that adds functionality to an Android TV box.Note: The manufacturer kindly provided a sample (or at a reduced cost) for me to test. The above opinion and review is purely my own – I did not get paid to do it and I consider it honest, unbiased & genuine. I have provided “real world” photos for other buyers to make up their own minds. Reviewing is my hobby. Thank you. TT.

Constantly lost connection. Quite useless, for me anyway.<edit> Seller contacted me and sent another (apparently updated version) mini keyboard. This was very good of them and was very unexpected, 10/10 for their customer service. Unfortunately the second one still didn't work. the pointer pretty much went in every direction than the one you intended. When I slid my finger left across the trackpad the pointer moved approx 1cm left and then 5cm right (or whatever direction it wanted to) Therefore still a pretty useless item for me.Great Customer service, really not so great product. Shame.

It feels better than most controllers of the same purpose but it has one major flaw for me. Sometimes the touch pad refuses to work while the rest of the buttons seem to work perfectly. This makes the remote redundant as I have to then stand up and walk over to the computer and do things manually. I suppose I wasted my money but I'll give it three stars simply because the design is pretty good if only it worked properly.

This key board is well made, clearly marked, and all the keys worked, unlike my previous one. The other thing that I personally like is that it uses ordinary AAA batteries, more than once I picked up my previous one to find it totally discharged, this one behaves more like my TV remote, a quick change of batteries rather than waiting for it to charge up. . I did have a problem that the first one they sent did not arrive, presumably "lost in the post" as they say, but the vendor very kindly sent me another one so their after sales service is excellent. I thoroughly recommend this keyboard, and the vendor.