Foldable Keyboard with Touchpad

Bought to connect to my M11 android tablet. Very quick and easy to connect. Then works a treat! Cheap tablet but automatically goes to 'pc' mode when keyboard connected. Then back to tablet when disconnected. That's configurable action but it's exactly what I wanted. Keyboard and touchpad both work brilliantly. Battery fine and USB C for charging the best option! Couldn't be better. Cheers!

This keyboard is a solid choice to use with the Steam Deck. The Steam Deck’s inbuilt keyboard on Desktop mode is seriously one of the worst keyboard functions ever made (and a massive oversight by Valve), so a Bluetooth or wired keyboard is essential for typing and navigating Desktop mode. Fortunately this keyboard is a great and an inexpensive option to use. Upon setting it up via the guide manual, it states holding the Fn and Bluetooth 1 (and 2) buttons to start pairing, but it doesn’t show where the Bluetooth 1 and 2 options are on the keyboard for pairing. Upon closer inspection of the keyboard itself they are located on the left side, and once used the keyboard quickly pairs to the Deck. Finally I can properly type on the Deck and no more pressing X or Steam + X keyboard function frustration and glitches. Included is a trackpad which works adequately, but the keyboard is great to use. The keyboard is a good size and the buttons have a good spring and tactility to them. Obviously don’t expect any Mechanical quality or gaming quality with this keyboard, but for the use case of navigating Desktop and browsing it’s good enough. When not in use the keyboard folds to a compact block. A big oversight I see is the keyboard doesn’t sit perfectly flat when opened and having clips to hold it in place would have been very useful. It doesn’t inhibit any functions of the keyboard though but it’s something which would have been useful for Quality of Life purposes. I haven’t tested battery life but I hope it’s good and lasts for a long time before charging. Overall a solid option and for a low price, can’t go wrong with this keyboard and trackpad combo.

Very useful, not too many surprising differences in work. Super for traveling without a laptop. When I use it with my iPhone15, there is sometimes necessary to be creative or only to use some inventions of other users on the internet. For example, changing languages.

I bought for my steam deck. Bluetooth connection is good and is a handy little gadget that pacs up small.

It works well, is very portable (about the size of my phone) and can be connected to any bluetooth device, making it very handy. It's also of reasonable value, given it has bluetooth. Having a functional keyboard for a phone is an immediate 4-4.5 stars, however, I would drop at least half a star for the following(I rate it 3.5 stars) : -Keyboard is like most HP and Dell laptops: though it is close to a QWERTY keyboard, some of it's adjustments to the buttons, such as the del key, tab and cursor keys make it hard to adjust to(as a qwerty keyboard) -As a result of the above, the feel of the keyboard does not feel all that intuitive to me. -the hinges can obstruct at times and adds to above -the laptop touch pad does not seem to be disablable: this is a thing, given when typing, it may be easy to lean on it and move your mouse/focus, therefore typing somewhere else or even overwritting text. Yes I write alot on my phone, so all of the above is a big deal. -Finally, This may be a staple for most mobile/wireless devices, but an idle mode will often kick in, therefore blocking the next interaction with the device(it may be some other reason). Either that or it's function is very clunkey.

Great little keyboard, easy to connect and big enough to actually use, yet small enough to keep in the car to use with my work tablet. I was actually surprised by the quality and feeks quite sturdy. Can't comment on battery life but I'm happy with it. Alot better than some of the cheaper ones I've tried and the track pad seems to work properly.

Do not buy. It does not work. Waste of money

Good enough for quick work or entering a few details. Small and very portable. But a lot of compromises. Keyboard feels very cheap, and button size difference means mistakes and slower writing speed. Buttons are just big enough to be able to do some work, and the press feeling is a bit on the heavier side, but for the most part, it's definitely usable. Trackpad is decent size, but struggles with smaller, more precise movements. And its seen as a mouse, not a trackpad, which means a lot of useful trackpad functions don't work. Also bizarrely scrolling up and down or side to side is opposite to literally everything else....Why?