2.4GHz Touchpad Keyboard,A8 Mini Rechargeable Ultra-Thin Mini USB Backlit Keyboard with IR Light for HTPC for PS3/4 for 360 and ONE(QWERTY Keypad)

It has a nice, clean appearance and worked perfectly with my Raspberry Pi TV entertainment system.

it works everywhere, linux, bios, smbios, windows, unix, ...the LED for the statuses on the top left is a little bright, but a tiny piece of tape makes it tolerable without disrupting usage.shows up as "0406:2814 Fujitsu-ICL Computers 2.4G Composite Device"

The touchpad is responsive. I was happy to see that I can still tap to click like I can on my laptop's touchpad.It fits perfectly in a set of large hands, and I had no trouble typing accurately with it.I don't like that the keys aren't staggered like a normal keyboard, it's hard to type without looking at it. But that certainly isn't a deal breaker for me.It's as easy to use as plugging the dongle in, weighs practically nothing, and the backlight is visible in moderate lighting. Now if it can stand the test of time, I'll consider it 25 dollars well spent.

Specifically purchased this keyboard because the description/pictures stated it had a rainbow of backlight color options, I desired a Red backlight color. The one I received has only one color, White. The included instruction do not work with the keyboard I received for backlight color. The laser pointer function is more of a hazard the a feature, I end up inadvertently turning it on when I pick it up. The item has a USB-C charging port, which I prefer, but the instruction show a Mini-USB port for charging. It also has F9 thru F12 key access on the 1 thru 4 keys when using the Fn key. This is also not like the description/picture(s) on amazon. The back light key function should be buried under a another key using the Fn key to prevent changing the setting and freeing up that key for something more appropriate. Otherwise this keyboard is like most of the other mini keyboards with a laser pointer.

No issues with the keyboard so far, it pairs quickly and works !

If you're a tinkerer, this'll rid the hassle of keeping a spare full-size keyboard to use on the floor as you set up a home server, or console. Surprisingly comfortable to hold too.

The keyboard itself is good and exactly what I wanted. I can navigate my PC with just keyboard shortcuts. I've had to change a few since you have to press 2 buttons to use the windows but I can get around on my PC just fine. The touchpad is terrible though. You have to move you finger a lot to make the cursor move which means picking up your finger and touching the pad again. The pad is also sensitive and will randomly register your touches as a mouse click. There's no way to change this and on my PC, changing the sensitivity of the mouse and the touchpad has no effect on its movement. It's functional enough that if I need to do a couple quick things with the pad, I can. Otherwise it's more trouble than it's worth.

Great for the price!