2.4G Mini Wireless Keyboard with Touchpad Mouse, Upgraded Multi Backlit, Portable Wireless Keyboard with USB Receiver Remote Control for Android S...

Junk. Worked well for two moths then it stopped working with my raspberry pi. I have two of these keyboards. The other one worked so I knew it was the keyboard. I made sure it was fully charged.

works on all my USB mouse and keyboard supported devices

To start with, I actually have three of these wireless keyboards bought from two different manufacturers/retailers through ZeeBooth. Both types look exactly the same other than the symbols printed on the mousepad & have the same features/functionality. My assumption is that its a basic design that is shared amongst different Chinese companies and I use all of them on an ongoing basis. Having said that, there is actually a difference in quality that I believe matters rather than I just happened to get one keyboard that just works better. This particular one that I am reviewing has never caused me any issues and just works whenever I use it (whereas the others, from a different manufacturer, will randomly lose Bluetooth connectivity with the computer which requires removing the receiver from the USB port on the computer and then reinserting it to get it to work again). There is about as much setup as there is with plugging in a wired mouse. Windows 10 just recognized the reciever and the keyboard worked. The charge also lasts an incredibly long time as I have used it for an hour or two straight without needing to recharge as well as not used it at all for a month (with the power left on) and it still just worked. Mostly I use the keyboard to watch videos or surf from my couch while my computer is hooked up to my TV as a 2nd monitor, so the lighted keyboard is an awesome feature for when the lights in the room are turned off. It is very compact but the keys on the keyboard are still large enough that I rarely fatfinger things like I do on my phone. The mousepad is responsive and using the right/left mouse buttons is pretty intuitive. One of the features listed by ZeeBooth is supposedly "gaming" (I don't use it for that) and if by "gaming" you mean Solitaire or puzzles then I agree it is great. However, for any tyoe of actual "gaming" like a 1st person shooter, you really need to look somewhere else. I know a list of downsides isn't included in a 5-star review but I want to include some as an fyi even though these are all minor to me: Charging interface is not the larger USB-C plug that all phones use today but rather the smaller micro-USB that was the previous standard (but it does come with a short charging cable). Zero instructions (even online). This is a problem if what you are trying to use it for isn't blatantly obvious. It actually took me a while to figure out how to turn on the lighted keyboard feature (press Fn + F2 at same time) & I am sure there are still features/options that I don't use because I either don't know they are there or how to invoke them. Sleep mode happens pretty quickly (only a few seconds of non-use), which is probably why it holds a charge for so long. However, it only takes a single key press to turn it back on and re-establish the connection with the computer (to be clear, this is how/when I lose connection with the other similar looking keyboards). Speaking of single key press to turn it back on, you have to realize that & understand that if you just start typing, rather than pressing a key and giving a quick pause, the computer will miss the first character or two until the connectivity is restored (the keyboard does not buffer the input). Sometimes the keyboard just forgets your lighted setting and goes back to non-lit default. Pressing Up/down buttons sometimes has unexpected results based on the app or computer interpreting that input.

Was on the fence a few years ago about purchasing one of these. Already had a Logitech keyboard/touchpad wireless device and also have used numerous phone and tablet mouse/keyboard apps to control laptops and other devices connected to my TV, and so decided against it. Didn't want to add to my ever increasing pile of technology clutter! Recently decided I needed something smaller as the larger size of the Logictech was getting to me and I had long abandoned fiddling with different control apps. Found a good price on one of these and really enjoy the convenience of it. It's nice, small and compact and easy to grab for quick input or mouse pointer manipulation. The backlight is not very customizable, but it's does the job and is something my Logictech did not have and really helps at night. My only concern is how long this device is going to last, but I feel that the price is reasonable anyway so unless it ceases to function too prematurely, I'm ok. Update: An issue did arise that required support and, though it took a little while to get resolved, eventually I was able to get the assistance I needed.

Works as expected! LEDs are a little bright, can be a little difficult to read the keys in the darkness. The time-out settings should be adjustable. I havent found any adjustments for it though. Otherwise, its great, since the track pad on my laptop is malfunctioning. Thanks, its worth the price.