Rii Wireless Keyboard with Trackpad,Dual Mode Bluetooth &Wireless Keyboard with Touchpad,Metal Board for PC,Laptop, Tablet,Windows,Androids (BT+2.4G)

Just received it yesterday but so far its excellent. the dongle connects straight away. It looks a good replacement for my laptop keyboard whos mouse pad has died. It has all the functionality you'd expect. The battery had charge so it works straight away. The only criticism I have seems that if you are too quick in typing double letters it sometimes only recognises the one but generally its fine and it may just be the sensitivity of the keys and not pressing down hard enough on the second strike. Overall its fantastic value for money, its a good size so its big enough to use comfortably but small enough to place into a laptop bag and travel with.

Needed a replacement keyboard and touch pad as my laptops has failed, this works surprisingly well! USB C rechargeable and even has a slot to hold the dingle when not in use. The keys are a bit flimsy, but overall build quality is fantastic. Touchpad works a treat although a bit sensitive. Using this for work 5 days a week I get about 2-3 weeks charge.

Worked well for 2 weeks, then started glitching a little with especially poor battery life even when turning off when not in use. It would only last 8 or so hours on a charge.Then 2 weeks later, the touchpad stopped working entirely. Just like other reviews stated. Avoid and potentially just go for the basic looking logitech branded one. Unfortunately not many reliable wireless keyboard options with a touchpad.

i got this for 2 reasons, 1 ... to replace my old cordless keyboard as it doesnt connect too well to my PC & 2 ... for the bluetooth so i could pair it to my new fire tv & use it on my tv ... as a keyboard for PC its excellent, connection is perfect, it puts up every single letter i type on screen & dosent lose the connection to my PC which is like 10 feet away, & as for a keyboard to work on my fire tv its also perfect, you just gotta switch between the 2.4G & the bluetooth which is quite simple plus indicator lights to tell you which one you are on, also pairing the 2 together was as simple as making a cup of tea, USB charging is simple, red indicator light shows that its charging, only real difference is its way heavier than normal keyboards but it is metal, & it actually feels better being metal, very sturdy & tough, probly weighs as much as 4 of the usual made in china plastic keybords tbh but it kinda feels better like the plastic ones are just normal keyboards & this one feels more like a bentley or a rolls royce of a keyboard, plus the box is a perfect fit so im using it as a protector, it sits under the keyboard between it & my glass coffee table, over all im very pleased with this product & it feels definately up market to all the plastic ones.

Needed a new couch or bed keyboard for watching my computer on a bigger screen for media consumption. I've ended up using it as a really nice general keyboard. I paired it with my desktop using Bluetooth which was really easy to do and is surprisingly stable. The dongle went into my laptop and between the 2 it's like having a keyboard switch without the hassle. A quick key combo switches between the 2 machines seemlessly .The keyboard itself is surprisingly solid. Full metal case or at least that's how it feels. Cold to touch and really rigid. I've had no issues with battery life and even waking from sleep is far faster than my Logitech unit. The keys are really satisfying to type on. No spongyness at all and very accurate. It would be perfect if it was backlit.The only issue I have is the volume controls. These are touch sensitive parts of the trackpad and almost impossible to use in the dark as there is no way to feel them out. This isn't a deal breaker. Especially at the price.All in all and almost perfect keyboard. A few tweaks to a new version and I would buy it. I think it will last for years to come

Unfortunately the keys are quite mushy/squishy, and it doesn't feel great to type on. The problem is the corners of each key can be pressed down and the rest of the keycap will tilt instead of following the downwards movement. It's not unusable, but it's not a good experience if you do a lot of typing, and it's worse than almost all laptop keyboards I've used.Also the trackpad is quite laggy. Whenever you simultaneously put your finger down and move, there is a small but noticeable delay before the cursor starts moving. This lag doesn't happen if you keep your finger held down while moving (instead of lifting it every time), so I guess the lag is the trackpad figuring out whether you're doing a tap click or trying to move the cursor. Either way, it's not unusable but it makes it a bit hard to point accurately. On the plus side, the inclusion of physical left/right click buttons is great - they're nice to press and responsive.Aside from this, the rest basically does what I want. Having a USB dongle in addition to bluetooth means I can use it during boot time to configure BIOS settings, which isn't possible with bluetooth. USB C charging is great since it's compatible with all my other USB C devices, and battery life seems fine (I haven't needed to charge it yet). Overall I'd say it's ok if you use it infrequently, but I wouldn't want to use it every day.

Yup, I had another keyboard with mouse tracker. This one is far better. Good quality, feels good. Only neg is the # key isnt in usual place which I use alot, which is taking time to get used to

I used this with a fire tablet and the keyboard and touchpad worked perfectly with it, even the hot keys for volume worked fine... great small keyboard to make the fire tablet slightly more useful