Mini Keyboard with Touchpad, Bluetooth &2.4G Dual Mode & Backlit, USB-C Rechargeable, Compatible with iPad, Mac, Windows, Android - Ultra-Thin Portable for Travel, Office, Home - Black

I'm hoping for some help and that my problem is not with the product, but I'm having trouble finding a way to contact the seller about it. I just got it and it seems pretty good, but the touchpad doesn't seem to be working on my android phone, which in my case was what I hoped to use it for. The keyboard works, but using the touchpad, scroll, or mouse buttons has no effect. It is on android 16. It does work when connected to my Manjaro Linux computer instead. I see the same thing when connected through USB and Bluetooth. Update: After restarting my phone it is now working! I had android showing keypress and touches, which I also turned off. I love the backlight and I think the feel of the tactile buttons is really nice. I hadn't noticed this, but the rotation feature on the touchpad is awesome! I can hold it like a normal remote and control the mouse.

This is theeeeeeeeeee most useful and versatile mini keyboard I've tried. It's super small making it ultra portable. But not so small that it's insufferable to use. The back-lit keys are super visible and the changeable LED colors are marvelous. The laser pointer is a HUGE addition for me. I didn't even know it had it. Would be nice if you could use the laser without turning on the whole keyboard though. Having 2 connection options is great. Bluetooth and 2.4 wireless. I haven't done a range test yet. Most if not all mini keyboards usually ha e terrible range. We'll know soon enough. The material and build quality is decent. Not just cheap flimsy plastic. Cons: The dongle compartment is a 2 piece contraption. Basically the dongle is housed in a sleeve that then slides into the dongle slot on the keyboard. I don't like this and believe it's just another part to get lost. The dongle should have a standout distinct color. All these mini keyboards have a black dongle that is easily lost and forgotten in whatever device you plugged it into. Overall: I would absolutely recommend it to anyone looking for a pocket able mini keyboard.

bought this to use with a Steam Deck when it’s connected to the tv and it works great! the trackpad is very sensitive and a little hard to control, but there might be a setting I haven’t found yet to change that. overall, easy to connect and great price

The updated version of this ubiquitous keyboard is a big plus for me - USB-C charging! This completes the package for me - this thing is never leaving my bag. It works as a generic hid device using the included USB-A RF transceiver, so it can be used on servers BIOS menus. It supports Bluetooth pairing, meaning it's great when using your laptop for movies in a hotel plugged into the TV. The laser pointer's nice too. All in all this is a great keyboard mouse combo for when you just need something that works. You won't win TI playing DOTA2 on this thing, but it gets the job done for when all you need is to change boot order or click "Next Episode". We'll worth the low price and minor bag space taken.

Miritz keyboards are terrible. This keyboard doesn't register the keystrokes about 20% of the time so good luck typing in any passwords or writing an email. This happens even when you are less than 5 feet from the dongle too. It doesn't register 2 fingers to scroll either despite what the instructions say.

I have a mini pc connect to my tv in my bedroom so I can watch YouTube and do tasks in my bedroom. The keyboard works pretty well like any other tv remote. Mind you, it’s about the size of a tv remote but maybe a little bigger. If you got fat fingers, this may not be for you. There is occasional lag, like I may press a key and it repeatedly types it over and over for Less than a second. But it rarely happens so it’s okay. The distance of connectivity is good. I have it around 6 feet away, but it can easily go 20 feet. Love the backlight on it. This thing is the best bang for your buck.

Handy keyboard Ihave yet to use all the functions

I use this kb as a controller for a Pi-based PVR, MythTV. It is replacing another one that is 5 years old. The prior one is the same thing from a different brand but is the same hardware. I wanted one with the same layout so I could preserve my "muscle memory" on the remote. This year the old old one started losing keycover paint (?) and a couple keys fell out and were lost. I had seriously abused it with spills, drops, accidental sitting on, etc. It still works so I will keep it for backup. This version has a few improvements: * it remembers the backlight setting after being turned off * it has different backlight colors so I could pick the one I wanted (red) * it has a separated BATTERY CHARGED led instead of the charging light just going out * it flashes when battery is low; the old one had no warning, just started acting wonky Nitpicks: * The BATTERY CHARGED led is adjacent to and the same color as the BATTERY CHARGING led. This means you can't tell from across the room if it's finished charging. Got to look right at it to see which led is illuminated. * The kb would be a killer deal at $10, and a good deal at $13. I paid $17 but wasn't thrilled about doing so. * pressing the backlight key to see the keys changes the configured color to the next in the list. I think it should illuminate on the first press then switch colors starting with the 2nd and subsequent presses. Eventually I will learn to press the SHIFT, FUNCTION or other non-op key to light up the kb so my preferred color is retained.