(Backlit Version)REIIE H9+ Mini Keyboard,2.4GHz Wireless Mini Handheld Smart TV Remote Keyboard with Touchpad for PC,Raspberry Pi 2, Pad, Smart TV, Android TV Box, Windows 7 8 10（Not Suport Bluetooth）

I bought this as a replacement for a previous version, which lasted around 3 years. I originally was just going to get a new rechargeable battery, but this whole unit was just a few dollars more. Just like the previous version, it is very easy to connect (with the USB dongle) and use, and I appreciate that the keyboard lights up - which makes it easier to see at night.

I have a Fire TV but the remote for it would also turn on the LED lights in my living room any time I turned the TV on. Very annoying stuff. So, I sought to fix this issue with a remote for the TV that didn't rely on whatever radio frequencies normal remote controls transmit. I figured one that connects via wireless USB would do the trick and it did just that. This is much much better than the standard Fire TV controller anyway... the keyboard alone is a godsend. The mouse function would be nice but my Toshiba Fire TV doesn't seem to care about mouse clicks... that's okay because the direction pad works fine. If my Toshiba TV could use the mouse function, that would've been great... it works fine on the manufacturer end of things. People have a gripe that you can't turn the TV off with this remote. That is correct but I am okay with that.... I just rely on the build-in timer for the TV. If I go to the home page of the TV, it will turn off after 5 minutes from inactivity. That's basically a built-in off button right there... I don't need an immediate "off". Plus... I can turn the TV on very easily just by pressing the home button on the keypad. All in all, yes... it would be nice to turn off the TV, and the mouse pad only works with select TVs that can use it (I didn't think to research that before buying)... but all in all this is a 5 star product. For what it's capabilities are... it works very well so far. The controller itself feels like a high quality plastic. The buttons are soft and feel good to press. It makes it quicker to search for shows/movies, which is a time saver in itself. If you need it... buy it... and just accept that your TV will turn off according to your inactivity timer. Great product at a great price.

Love this thing. Perfect for a RPi media computer. Multiple ways to interact with clicking and interacting so that you are happy. I haven't had any problems with mine. Battery seems to last. I would say that it feels kind of cheep, but it hasn't broken. I wish it was USB-C for charging. I'm sure they have some now. Easy to use, plug and play, easy to see in the dark, about as comfortable as a cheap handheld full keyboard can get. That is to say it's "meh." Not bad. Not something I'm going to sleep with, either.

I was pleasantly surprised with this device, seeing as I wasn't intending to pick one up currently but at the low price during Prime Day I figured it was worth seeing if this wireless mini handheld remote and keyboard unit would work well for my Raspberry Pi at home. The unit is self-contained, the WiFi dongle is enclosed in the back case where the rechargeable batter for the mini keyboard which is easy to remove and replace in one area so as not to misplace the piece when not in regular use. The device is basically plug-and-play since you can just insert the WiFi dongle to your device, in my case my Raspberry Pi, and then turn on the keyboard to connect and use. It navigates smoothly when using the touch-pad above the keyboard or if using with a display interface that allows for arrow key functions you can use the circular navigation button to the left. Now while I enjoy a more traditional keyboard to touch-type on normally, when traveling I don't want to have a large keyboard to carry around unless I expect to do a lot of typing. For those that are more comfortable with the QWERTY style keyboard layout from their times as a Blackberry user, you'll probably feel right at home with this layout. One main feature I enjoy is the smart battery saver, the device will power down when not in direct use or receiving any button or keystroke input which extends battery life between charges. It comes with a USB cable to use in charging the device when it gets low. The three lights under the main left navigation button help to indicate if the device has paired with the WiFi dongle as well as if it is low on power and requiring a charge. Very useful to have so that you don't keep the unit plugged in longer than needed between use or unexpectedly run out of power while in use. The other feature I enjoy is the back-light that can be turned on and off as needed. This allows for battery conservation when you already have proper lighting to view the keys when using the keyboard. It's pretty compact and easy to fit in a small bag when on-the-go and slim enough to keep flat with the rest of any digital gear.

I use a pc in my living room to stream and play video games. I bought this so I didn’t have to be tied to a separate mouse and keyboard. It works fine as a controller for my PC for Plex and other things, but the trackpad/mouse pointer is slow and barely useable and the keyboard is extremely inaccurate when typing. Some of the buttons don’t register input. The battery life is ok for what it’s worth. If you just need something to use on a pc/media server this is fine. Not great but fine.

Decided to give this a try for a small 7" touchscreen OSMC/Kodi build on a Pi 3 B+. While the device does have a 7" touchscreen, good luck trying to deal with bash while not having a keyboard handy. After receiving this keyboard, I have a feeling once it's installed it'll be used more often than the touchscreen, which is an pleasant surprise. I saw this item, the reviews and the price without reading much. I pulled the trigger anyhow. Once received, I was delighted to find that it has a rechargeable battery, and a wireless dongle. I was about to start googling for drivers, github and setup when I plugged in the small dongle and found it worked right out of the box. Very impressive! Even the media controls worked with Kodi and there was no raspi-config, localization configuration or anything else. It just worked. I figured I would top it off on a charger before spending anymore time with it, and that was another surprise. It needed about 5-10 minutes of charging as the battery was already good to go! I read another review here before posting this review regarding the device not working with keyboard shortcuts in terminal. That makes sense, as CTRL+X'ing out of something would be difficult. God forbid you have to use Vim. May as well just pull the cord or throw it in the garbage and start over. Typically if I needed to have SSH access after an install I'll use an SSH client on my phone, and usually not the device itself. REMEMBER TO CHANGE YOUR DEFAULT SSH PASSWORDS PEOPLE! However, if you're looking for a basic - and I think that's not really doing it justice - keyboard/mouse combo with media controls, and you're working with a GUI and NOT looking for a keyboard/mouse combo for bash, programming or anything in an office/home PC setting, this is the way to go. The price is great! The device feels sturdy enough. I'm several hours in of active use and the low battery led has not come on. There is no direct way (as far as I can tell) to check the battery percentage. Nonetheless, should it get low it charges via micro USB which you probably have many of laying around. The battery case also has a small bracket to store the dongle. That's where you'll initially find the dongle when you take it out of the box. The touchpad allows for multi-touch gestures for more complicated interactions too. Overall, it's a great little device, and for this price I see no reason to hesitate. I'm trying to think of some cons to list here with my review, and honestly I just can't think of anything.

The touchpad is a buggy mess. 10-20 seconds after turning on, the touchpad starts to glitch. It starts to move the pointer to random directions, not to the direction you move your finger. The two finger touch also stops working compeletly, it neither scrolls, nor imitate right click. The only way to fix it, well at least 10-20 seconds, is to turn off and back on again. Plus when going to sleep mode, instead of turning off, it starts to randomly move the cursor and double click. First time it happened, it opened nearly everything on my desktop, as it was quickly moving the cursor on screen and constantly double clicking.

This thing is great. It's the size of a smartphone so storing it on your end table in bed is far easier than the Logitech 70% style keyboard I had been using for years. The battery life is great. Been using it for two weeks without charging it once and it's still going. The keyboard is nice and clicky and reminds me of old cell phones like the EnV. Ergonomics are fantastic. Fits beautifully in the hand and the button/touch pad layout is highly intuitive. Best part is that the TouchPad actually has legitimately good tracking. I've used 400+ laptops with far worse quality. Just buy this thing, truly.

Happy with the product. I am using it with Raspberry pi 4 (LibreELEC and Kodi). It's literally plug and play and got it working in seconds. The volume up/down (V+/V-) works out of the box without any configuration. The arrow buttons for navigation are very convenient. I liked the product for the quality it provides in the price range.

pointeur trop sensible, l'action est débutée avant même la confirmation par une commande du clavier

You can buy without second thought, it does it's job really. Little expensive but quality is good. Battery is good, smoothness and connectivity is good and easy to use

Trackpad Not working properly

Very small in size. Can be easily linked to all devices through Bluetooth. Works very well.