Easytone Backlit Mini Wireless Keyboard with Touchpad Mouse Combo Remote Control with Rechargeable Li-ion Battery and Multimedia Keys for Android TV Box HTPC PS3 Smart TV PC X-Box Linux Windows MacOS

For context I’m using the mini keyboard for a Media PC. And for that, it works great. I wouldn’t use this a a primary keyboard, but it will do just about everything. I have had the occasional “track pad dropout” but a quick power off and on again fixes the issue. I can’t really complain because of the price. I think it’s a great buy for limited use.

I purchased this item to support my XBox Series X and games (such as Bus Simulator 21) that require extra button controls when the steering wheel is connected via the controller. It is compact and wireless with its own dongle that plugs into the USB port on the XBox console. It is plug n play so there is not setup required. It has a rechargeable battery built in so you don’t need any additional batteries. I can even use Velcro to attach it to a table or steering wheel stand. It can also be used as a standard type keyboard on the console. You can’t beat the price either.

I ordered this mini-keyboard/touchpad combination to use while browsing the web on a computer attached to my television set. A full-sized wireless keyboard with a separate or incorporated keypad would be too awkward to keep by my sofa with the tv/Roku/DVD-Recorder remotes. This is a perfect size that allows me to hold it in both hands while typing with my thumbs. The keyboard is full-featured and works well. The touchpad is not as responsive or accurate as I'd like and a bit awkward to use at times, but for the price it is still both usable and a good value. This is not a Bluetooth keyboard as some reviewers seem to have expected. It is a wireless keyboard that requires a USB mini-dongle to be attached to your computer or TV to work. The sound (volume) keys do not seem to work, but that is a minor annoyance. Likewise, although I appreciate the backlit (blue light) function, it does not seem to work for several of the keys which may be a defect of my particular unit or a design defect. Not a major issue as memorizing these is easy enough when not visible in a dark room, but still annoying. But for these shortcomings I would rate this a full 5 stars. I should also note that unlike some very positive reviews praising the battery life, mine works only at most three days without needing to be recharged. Even with the minor issues noted, it is still well worth the price and I would definitely order another if I lose it or it breaks after a year or so.

Rechargeable battery & slots for AA batteries if you need?! This mini keyboard does everything I need, and if it ever stops registering the track pad I turn it off and on real quick and it works great. I've recommended this keyboard to many of my fellow geeky friends.

I've been buying these units for about 6 years. There use range from temporary control over Point Of Sales terminals that don't have a keyboard/mouse to media computers used for streaming and entertainment. This location has a mix of Linux and Windows computers and these mini keyboards have been a great "go to" for control over every computer from a Raspberry Pi, micro computer to a ful blown workstation PC of any type. This last batch however may look the same but none of the media keys (volume up/down, mute, browser, email, home, etc.) work at all on any Linux os. I do mean ANY Linux OS. Until now, these units worked out of box on every PC Linux or windows. In the past like I said, everything worked out of the box. I was curious what the keyboard shortcut app would show when one of these media keys was pressed. When pulling up the Keyboard Shortcut programming application in Linux and attempting to program these keys, the application sees NOTHING when any of these keys are pressed. Leave it to the Chinese manufacturer to screw this up. I had also noticed that the mouse pad is not as precise as it was on the older unit and the reliability of the mouse control is also not nearly as good. They did add a USB C type charge port which is great but that hardly matters when nothing else works correctly. I would say "find something else to use for keyboard mouse control". Can you say "Junk"?

The Easytone Backlit Mini Wireless Keyboard is an excellent product. It connected instantly to 2 Windows 11 PCs, a Samsung smart TV, and a Samsung smart phone. It is solid, and the keyboard layout is very well designed. This backlit feature is very bright and the colors are customizable. I use it every day to control a HTPC and have had no issues. Most of the negative reviews here mention durability as the problem. I paid ten dollars for this device. I pay more than that for a Fast Food combo meal. The Combo Meal takes 15 minutes to eat and three hours later I am hungry again. If this keyboard lasts 50 hours of use it would be more than worth it to me, and I was unable to find a similar item at a price point that would lead me to believe it would be a better value. I was also unable to find a name-brand device as compact and feature rich as this keyboard at any price. I will definitely be buying another one when this one stops working.

Have to charge it a lot doesn’t last long before you have to charge

Bonus! I didn't even notice it was rechargeable. The last one of this type I had took 2 AAA batteries. Much nicer when it's rechargeable like this. The keyboard backlight is nice. And turns off after an appropriate amount of time. USB dongle thinger seemingly just magically works in everything I plug it into. Surface Pro, 4k TV android box, Acer tablet, etc. Gotta love plug and play toys. It's light and buttons are easy to reach. Even one-handed. I've dropped it a few times onto an area rug on tile and it's fine.

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Me encanto cubre mis necesidades, pero solo dura 5 minutos la batería.

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The product manual clearly states that a USB receiver is included, but no receiver was found in the package or inside the keyboard. The keyboard only charges via USB and cannot be used without the receiver.