Foldable Bluetooth Keyboard, Vive Comb Dual Mode Bluetooth & USB Wired Mini BT with Touchpad Mouse for Android, Tablet-Black

This little keyboard is pretty good for a media PC. Don't expect to type on it, but it's ok for casual browsing. The battery seems to last pretty long- I go days or weeks without recharging- and the multimedia keys work OK with Linux. Not great- I mean, the volume up and volume down buttons work, and the play/pause button starts and stops my Spotify app. I don't use the righthand multimedia circle much, if at all. Still, it's small enough that it's not obnoxious lying around in my living room (as a regular bluetooth keyboard might be), it's convenient because it has the builtin trackpad, and it works well enough that I can type URLs and basic Linux commands in a terminal window.In short, it's a bit of a compromise but that's exactly what I wanted when I picked this unit up. I'm happy with my purchase.

This wireless keyboard has been a solid one for my android tv box. The controls and response time of this keyboard are very crisp and precise. I enjoy the option of of a backlit keypad as well. This an excellent feature for streaming with the lights off. The only sleight I have against it is, the keyboard is somewhat bulky in my hands. This design affects my ability to handle the keyboard, just a bit. Aside from, a little awkwardness in handling a very good keyboard.

I purchased this after I bought a more expensive wireless keyboard that has the track pad on the side, instead of the top like this one. The one that was more expensive not only had connectivity issues, but the track pad didn't exactly work right either.This thing works perfect. I thought that I would not like the track pad's placement, but there is no discomfort at all.The ONLY issue that this thing has, is the key for this symbol "/", the symbol that is usually under the question mark. The button itself has the other slash symbol, this one "\". But if you type it, it prints the correct slash symbol on the monitor.Some people may not like that some of the keys are organized on the board a little differently than an actual keyboard. I'm not talking about the letters. I'm talking about the tandy key ~ `, the backslash and pipe key \ |, as well as the bracket keys { [ } ] . They placed them in slightly different locations so that the buttons all fit on the board in a perfect grid. That way, they are cheaper to manufacture. But the quality is top notch, as far as functionality goes.I didn't read the product description. I just saw the price and purchased it. This one is better than a lot of the more expensive ones though. I honestly expected that this thing would either light up to only one of the three colors depicted, or that it would not light up at all. I get to choose all three colors, and I can turn the lights off on it.Another cool feature is that it comes with a rechargeable battery. Plus, it allows you to use two tripple A batteries. That's great in case the battery wears out.I use this to play DOS games on my Raspberry Pi 3. It works great with Fallout 1. It would also be great if you have Kodi media center.

This was recommended for my TV, but have yet been able to type on the keys when surfing on Smart TV. Still have to arrow over and select letters. It is much easier and quicker than using TV remote... But this doesn't give me the functionality I would like. I have tried others with the same lack of success, tried the Google searches but still no go.

simple the best, this keyboard transmit from anywhere in the room, very long range. Even if you are not in the room where the devise is, as long as there's an opening, the keyboard will still pick up the devise. Money well spent, no flaws whatsoever, beautiful layout, cool keypad back lights, very nice firm material and very comfortable in your hands. You'll never regret purchasing this keypad, for the price you could not ask for more, it is a great deal, great product and works very well (effortlessly). Great product, 5 star does not complement this product, for you to give this product a true and meaningful rating, you'd have to rate it out of 100 stars and even then 100 would not be enough because at that point in time you will be thinking 1,000. If you are analytical, I guess you figure out where i am going with this (just in case you don't) if you reach the 1,000 stars you then start thinking a million. One of the best keypad I've used so far.

The wireless keyboard is awesome! It works with my android TV Box just fine. The only thing that I thought was weird was that when I hit the home button it doesn't do anything but when I hit the e button underneath the home button it takes me to the home screen on my TV box! Other than that it's great!

I had a Tripsky keyboard, and this one is much better.The range is good, the buttons are responsive, the color options are okay (Tripsky more dynamic in this department), the touch pad is sensitive enough and responsive, and the shape is easy to hang on to.Battery life is fantastic, I've had it for over a month and I haven't had to charge it except the initial charge when it first arrived, and i use it regularly at work.The battery door is an easy to open slide port making it simple to get to the usb dongle, which was not the case on the Tripsky, which was a fingernail push-button that hurt the hell out of my fingers.I also get compliments on it when I use it for presentations, which is pretty neat. lol

I was really impressed with this at first. Backlight lights keyboard evenly and is bright. Range was good. Well after a couple of months of use it has deteriorated. Signal breaks up from 15ft away. I have to stand up and get within 8ft of the receiver for it to work properly. The battery life is short between charges.