ANEWISH 2.4GHz Mini Wireless Keyboard & Touchpad Mouse, 7 Color Backlight Rechargeable Remote Control. Handheld Air Remote Mouse PC, Android TV Box, HTPC.IPTV, PS3, Mini PC More

These little keyboard are great if you’ve got a computer mounted somewhere that’s inconvenient to use with a regular keyboard and mouse, for example a media center PC or mounted on your wall.I’ve got a little Linux box + monitor on my wall and wanted something to control it if I can’t access it over the network for whatever reason.I’ve owned similar products before and this one isn’t significantly different. The keyboard on this one is pretty good. The keys are intuitive to use, nice and clicky. They do feel a bit cheap but that’s expected for the price. Overall its pretty amazing for the priceOn the first one I got, the trackpad was kinda annoying to use. However, I bought another one and the trackpad on this one is MUCH better. The first one I got, I'm not sure if there was some sort of film on the trackpad that was preventing it from reading my finger properly, but it started working better over time. It's still somewhat inconsistent. The second one I got worked perfectly right outta the box. The trackpad is very usable (I bought the one with the biggest trackpad, I would highly recommend that one). They may have some issues with QC but overall they are highly functional.One nice thing - it does have a “DPI” adjustment that seems to help cursor control a bit. The large trackpad is nice, and multitouch. I can use two fingers to scroll. I can tap The trackpad to click (this is actually kinda annoying sometimes). The location of the separate mouse click buttons is adequate. Not perfect, but could be a lot worse.Overall the usability of this is very high and if you’ve never had one before they are super useful for all sorts of things. Just not typing out long emails :) For the price you can’t go wrong really.

Pros:Battery life is great. It goes to sleep after a few minutes.The backlighting is very handy for my dim lit media room. The ease of changing colors is fun.The size of the trackpad and the responsiveness is perfect. Waking up the device does not send an "enter" signal like my previous controller.The home button (set to new window in chrome) is useful.Cons:Shortcut keys. My old controller had a shortcut key to a new window. I'm sure I'll figure out something just as simple but I do miss that button.Only two button presses at a time. Alt F4 is not an option because the F keys require the Fn button. Maybe theres a way to switch the Fn default state but then I would not be able to alt tab.The mouse click buttons are in an awkward spot. This I think is really the one thing that drives me nuts. Having larger right and left mouse buttons up top by the trackpad and away from other keys would be ideal.Overall the cons are really just me being nitpicky. Best media controller I've had so far. Very happy with it.

Let me say, I’m impressed! I’m beginning to mess around with Raspberry Pi’s in my spare time. I wanted a small keyboard just like this, so I can set up an entertainment center, powered by a Pi. This little keyboard is beyond perfect.Honestly, for the low price point, I didn’t expect much. However, it performs exceptionally! It fits in my large hands very well. It’s buttons are on par with traditional remote control key presses, with a nice tactile “click” as I’m typing. I didn’t read the details at all when ordering, so I was shocked to see that it’s got a rechargeable battery, an adjustable LED, and variable speed trackpad, all controlled directly on the keyboard itself, via the green fn keys.What more could I ask for at this price point? Absolutely nothing at all. If you’re having doubts, get one!I’ll update as I use it if it should fail. If it does, it’s got a 1 year warranty. If I get that sort of use out of this thing for that cheap, I’d feel so bad I’d just order another.

I'm a Man with big wide, stubby fingers. Come to think of it, at my weight, I got a big wide, stubby everything!! I should look closely at the descriptions. When it says "MINI" and actually shows a two-hand operation, I'll know there will be a learning curve for the device. This will fit in my camo pants side pocket. Even with the battery installed this unit is feather-lite. The brightness is adjustable as well as the color tone. I like the in between blue and green, a sort of Aqua, very bright. The touch-pad is multi-functional and recognizes gestures, like a "two-finger drag". I'd like to upgrade the battery for an even longer usage and I'd also like to get a charging stand. All in all this seems to be a very useful device with lots of options. I'm happy. Rusty

I use it to control my computer as input to my TV. Streaming movies or watching Youtube, checking email, etc. It's small and I'm not the greatest typist. Mouse control is a little tricky and I have 2 issues with the power. First, it powers off very quickly after the last key click or mouse movement so I have to power it on again to complete what I want to do if I take too long reading something. Secondly, the mouse goes crazy when power level is low so it becomes suddenly unusable until recharged. There doesn't seem to be a power level indicator to provide some warning. Otherwise it works OK for what I need to use it for.

Pros-Keys feel great, nice and responsive-it's ergonomic in your hand-RGB backlights are nice and bright and can be dimmed 3 levels if neededCons-White light mode is more teal than white-no caps lock indicator lightOriginally bought this as a portable keyboard and decided to try it on my TV out of curiosity because only certain brands are supposed to work with the TV. Surprisingly it worked perfectly on my LG TV (LG 50UK6500AUA) Mouse pointer and buttons worked, keyboard worked, volume controls worked. Only thing I can't figure out is how to make it press the equivalent of the back button when watching Netflix, ESC doesn't do it. Also WIN key doubles as the Menu button on your remote