TNAIVE Mini Wireless Keyboard Mouse Combo, Adjustable Backlit Full Panel Touchpad Rechargeable Remote Control for Android TV Box, Windows, Linux, Mac, HTPC, IPTV, PC

This is a really nice little keyboard. It's about the size of a smartphone and could probably pass for a blackberry from a distance. Im using mine on a raspberry pi running Raspbian Stretch desktop version 4.14 (a Debian variant). I plugged the dongle in and the keyboard worked right away without a single drive download.Switching between trackpad and keyboard requires flipping the device over in your hands as they are on opposite sides. The internal sensor detects the flip and activates the trackpad when it is facing up. When I keyboard mode, the trackpad is off so that you don't move the curser accidentally. My only complaint is that the transition between keyboard and trackpad takes just a tad longer than I'd like. It's really only a second or two delay before the trackpad activates after you have it flipped over, but that delay means you have to wait a moment before you can proceed. It's a very minor thing and probably won't much effect your productivity after you're used to it. But it interrupted my flow a bit at first.

FIRST: the sleep function is a review point. It sleeps nicely, but the sensitivity of the gyroscope is incredibly high; putting my phone on the coffee table (gently!) is enough shake to wake the keyboard, and if the mouse side is up, it WILL click. I forgot it had this feature until I came to review; normally I use the power switch every time. it's annoying, but movies don't stop playing on their own anymore. my main gripe rn is that the mousepad part NEEDS a vertical shake to set the accellorometer to the orientation you want. if you're leaning back on the couch, or flipping the mouse over on the floor, there's no telling what direction your cursor will go.HOWEVER it is the most comfortable and accurate handheld keyboard i own. the soft-feel buttons are backlit nicely (adjustable) and you can change the outline LED for the touchpad. It doesnt have transmission issues with Win10- i push a character key, and every time, the right symbol shows up. there doesnt appear to be a lag with the input, either. The internal battery charges quickly (about a half hour) and lasts around a week between charges (with just-browsing use. this is currently attached to my entertainment center pc). the review also wants me to rate ergonomics, which this straight up fails at; it's completely flat on both sides. I gave it 4* because it seems nice to use, and the size doesn't make my hands cramp.

Now this wireless keypad is excellent for my Chromebook, my Xbox series x, my 70 inch 4K QLED TV... This particularly wireless keypad is great for multi use devices with no malfunctioning or assortment it is perfect and I had good ones too before but this right here is everything. On the reverse side you can use as a mouse pad and the response function is completely 100% accurate and no lag! I love this

This keyboard does the job and it works pretty well. But it has one pretty terrible design flaw. Not sure who thought it would be a great idea to put a computer power off button on a key right above the delete key. I have more than once pressed this key instead of delete and when I do my computer just shuts off. They could have at least required you to hold down the function button while pressing it to turn off the PC. I wish there was a way to disable this key or change the functionality because it is the one thing that makes me give it a 3 star rating instead of 4-5 stars.

This is a awesome little mini keyboard & I love that it is pocket size...was just plug & play on my laptop running Windows 10...it's very accurate and responsive with a nice wireless range...I bought it so I can lay back in bed or the recliner and type...the 3 level backlit is really nice for when the lights are out and goes off when not used for a minute & comes back on when you pick back up...flip it over & the touch pad mouse comes on...flip it back it goes off...been using it non stop for 2 days on the first charge & it came almost fully charged...it also has a main power on/off switch so you can turn it completely off if you are not gonna use it for a while & a power light to tell you it is on/off...just a great little keyboard

While great for its compact size and ability to sense the position it's being held in, it lacks a lot of basic functions.It's lack of physical mouse buttons take away the users ability to multi select items. It has a BACKSPACE button but not a DELETE, which means you have to right click and select DELETE from the drop down menus. The lack of these alone makes what would normally be simple tasks become rather tedious.You can only use one side at a time, right trackpad or keyboard. Once you flip it over it shuts the other side off, so don't expect to be able to multi task too well with this.I'll be sending mine back and looking for something that better suits my needs.UPDATE: i won't be sending mine back only for the fact that return shipping is half the cost of my refund. i guess i'll be finding another use for this other than what it was intended for.

I bought this for using a HTPC (Old PC connected to TV) for watching youtube without ads via a chrome plugin.I found myself flipping it over between touchpad and keyboard use. It has a premium feel and the switch between keyboard and touchpad use is instantaneous. The orientation might need a shake or two for it to recognize the orientation but not a big deal. It's convenient for one handed trackpad use on portrait orientation. In that sense it's really good and the trackpad a larger surface than other devices.If you think you will use the trackpad and keyboard a lot get one that has both on the same surface. Otherwise this will be inconvenient. Like I want to go fullscreen in youtube but it's faster to press "f" than moving the mouse and clicking over the full screen icon. I'd have to flip it over and press "f". If it was a regular one surface keyboard/trackpad I could just press "f".I wish it had storage for the USB receiver when not in use or in transit.