Fosmon Mini Bluetooth Keyboard (QWERTY Keypad), Wireless Portable with Touchpad, Compatible with Apple TV, Amazon Fire Stick, PS4, PS4 Pro, PS5, HTPC/IPTV, VR Glasses, Smartphones

I got this to pair with a mini PC we decided to get for our bedrooms projector and of all the wireless small keyboards I looked at to get I'm so glad I landed on this one. I was afraid with it being so cheap that it would be exactly that...cheap, but I love this thing its perfect for what I wanted it for. The keyboard is easy to use and I have no issues typing on it, even my husband who has much larger hands than I is able to use it pretty well even though he does fat finger another key every now and then but he also thinks its pretty decent for him to use. It had no issues connecting with the bluetooth to a few things like our tv, the projector and as well as the Mini PC. I had seen others say the trackpad for the mouse is spotty, I while don't entirely agree because the tracking itself works great for me, but I can understand what they mean if they are talking about using the trackpad to tap to click. It works really well for me navigating around and I just use the shoulder buttons to click instead of tapping the pad itself. If I had to "gripe" about anything its that its charging cable is a mini USB which isn't a HUGE deal since I have my playstation charge cables close and handy but an updated method like usb-C to reduce wear and tear would be an amazing upgrade. Overall the pros outweigh the cons on it for me and I think its the best keyboard I could have gotten for what I wanted it for.

After a few days of receiving the product I was going to write a review, however I felt it was a disservice to the product and future buyers of I didn't test it first. I will list product pro and cons in order. Battery has a good life span of beyond 8 hours with out LED light being used. Receptivity of bluetooth and keystrokes. Blue tooth has at least from my experience the same as a PS4 controller or Xbox one controller. Keystrokes input time is very minimal no lag or delay. Over all this has been used for mostly PS4 but I would be using it for every thing from now on. The LED is perfect nothing to stare past that. The touch pad I don't plan on using it so I apologize. Now the cons, first this is a very thin keyboard, I have a tight grip due to gaming a lot so I all most cracked it I leave it in the plastic case it came in as it's very sturdy and has taken falls and prevented damage with some taping to keep top on. Now the keys again, the keys are vastly smaller than the picture leads on so I constantly hit the wrong key but this is also due to another factor I will stare but if you have small hands this will work great for smaller fingers. Now the concept design the ridgeline on the keyboard is edged which makes it hard to grip and use being my hands are big but I have issues reaching keys with one hand having to use the other hand to reach while holding it in one hand, picture using a phone and your thumb just shy of being able to reach keyboard letters on your phone due to a jagged edge. Now it's not horrible but it's not pleasant either. I see mouse left and right button icons on it but it seems like that's useless if you put keys on the lower right doing the same function. So with the ridge line being wide it seems like whom designed the product needs to have there product used before anything. However aside from the blocky jagged shape I've found that this is amazing and it has many uses for many products not just gaming consoles. I believe if you need a good effective answer this is it. Cost is a bit high but with the extended warranty you can make your money work for you should anything happen. Over all I take a single star due to the concept design and the fact right and left mouse could easily have been implemented with out the wide ridge. So I believe give it a shot don't like it? Return for a refund based on their policy of course. I also left a star due to the button issue for bigger fingers being I cannot blame them for my human biology though they could be slightly bigger. Also it could use a wrist strap hole so I can carry easily while gaming rather than putting it down. But I will modify that my self to the case. Test for your self to know the true quality based on your judgement but I hope I've helped you in your choice.

So overall I have a bad habit of buying multiple items of the same category, due to me being conflicted about said items different features. Pertaining to the “FOSMON Mini BT Keyboard”, I believe that I have finally discovered the “perfect” Mini BT Keyboard (at least for me). Unlike some of the others I have purchased, this one feels the most “balanced” as well as offers the best QWERTY and multimedia key layout. One major problem that was common on the multiple other Mini BT Keyboards I have purchased was the Touchpad. It honestly felt like all the others simply added the Touchpad in order to compete with the other brands, but its functionality was to just visually look like their competition. Well this is not the case with the “FOSMON Mini BT Keyboard”. To my complete surprise the touchpad not only works fantastically, the Left & Right click button layout was actually thought out and designed with “User Comfort” at the forefront. Pairing this mini keyboard with any BT device is a breeze, and it instantly connects everytime it is switched on. I personally use mine for connecting to my iPad Pro 12.9”, TCL 55” OLED 4K TV, and my Steam Deck. In my gaming room my recliner is roughly 5-6 feet from my TCL TV, and connection range is not an issue whatsoever. I actually stood against the back wall in my game room which is roughly 15 feet from the TV, and once again the range was not an issue at all. Overall the snappy connection, the perfectly thought out key layout, and the touchpad functionality alone was enough for this Mini BT Keyboard to surpass all the others easily, but some other functions place cherries on the top. To give you an example of how compact this keyboard actually is I’ve attached a photo with it side by side with my Apple Pencil Gen 2, and they are both nearly the exact same thickness which is super thin, but not TOO thin. I have been using this keyboard for 2-3 hours daily for nearly a week, and the battery is still not dead yet! All of all the other models I have purchased seemed to die after 4-5 hours of use, so this keyboard surpasses the others by an extreme longshot. Overall I absolutely love this Mini BT Keyboard, and have another one in my Amazon cart just so I have a backup in the event Amazon quits selling them for some strange reason. You will not be disappointed with this purchase, so click “Add to Cart / Buy Now” and rest easy knowing your money has been well spent! - Pros: • The Mini-ness is IMO the perfect size Mini. Any larger or Smaller would detract from its great balance. • The keys are very solid and have a nice “click” to them. You can physically feel each click perfectly. • Battery life is supurb, and leagues above any other Mini BT Keyboard I have purchased (10+) • I am a function over form guy without a doubt, but if it matters to you, this keyboard looks sharp! • The touchpad is the closest to feeling like a full size touchpad I’ve discovered, and it isn’t even close. • Tons of “Multimedia” keys that expand the functionality with multiple devices exponentially. • Solid build that doesnt feel cheaply made. At this price point it is incredible that it feels this nice. - Cons: • All in all I truly can not list any “Glaring” cons, but I will list some things that could be a little better. • Not having backlit keys doesn’t detract from how much I love this keyboard, but they would be nice. • A little bit larger touchpad would be nice but would affect the perfect size IMO, so no issue honestly. • Using a Micro-USB to charge is very outdated, and charging using a USB-C would of been nice to have. • Honestly nothing else to list. I love it, and I think you will as well.

It's ok for most things people would typically need it for. It's bluetooth only. I would prefer a choice between that and USB, bit that's ok I guess. 1 thing I found extremely annoying was, I was testing it out on my Nvidia Shield on the internet when I realized there's no back button. After some research I found there's a 3 button combo that can act as a back button. That requires remembering what 3 buttons and 2 hands to pull it off. I think we can do better, don't you? That's an important streaming feature in my opinion. There are 4 mouse buttons, 2 each, maybe use one of them for a back button. I do like pretty much everything else about the mini keyboard. The layout is good, the quality is good. It seems durable enough. The backlight illuminates evenly and bright enough. It's small enough to easily tuck away from sight. And finally, paring to my bluetooth devices was quick and easy, no issues at all. The presence of a back button would have garnered all 5 stars. Too bad.

I’ve been using this keyboard since December of 2024. So far it been working great. I use it everyday and just it once every few weeks. Sometimes I can go over a month without charging. Highly recommended. My only complaint is that I wish the track pad was a bit bigger and maybe more responsive. Still a good keyboard it just needs a bit of an upgrade. Customer service is really good too. I had an issue with my first one and they replaced pretty quick compared to other companies I’ve had issues with.

The Fosmon mouse/kybd constantly disconnects - and it’s not related to the BT power management settings or battery charge level. The device suddenly stops responding while being used and then finally reconnects. The issue occurs randomly and repeatedly. I connected another BT mouse concurrently which never disconnected or had issues - this eliminated the PC Bluetooth as a possible cause. I even tried using an external BT dongle - no better. Range also not an issue - under 10 feet and nothing nearby that would cause interference, not to mention other BT devices at a greater distance work perfectly. This runs on a Windows 11 desktop so compatibility should not be an issue. Reviews here and a general Internet search also reference similar problems - these aren’t isolated to my use case. My recommendation - if a compact cell phone size device isn’t necessary - the Logitech K400. This device is less expensive and superior. It includes a wireless dongle which isn’t reliant on Bluetooth - just a 2.4Ghz connection using a proprietary Logitech protocol where the computer sees the device as a simple USB connection, eliminating the BT layer all together. Installation is plug and play with no pairing - simply plug in the dongle, power on the K400, and away you go! I used the Logitech K400 to replace the Fosmon - zero disconnects or issues! And the K400 is larger yet still fairly compact, making the keyboard and mouse easier to use. I’m sure there are other options as well even in a tiny micro size footprint - the key is to avoid the BT layer and leverage a dongle where the computer has no clue as to whether the device is physically connected or via RF - the connection is abstracted from the operating system!

Works flawlessly, nice battery and connects easy and fast... The only problem is that is small for mi hands but that makes it very portable

Feels a little 'cheaper' than I was hoping and the power switch feels like it's gonna break off any minute now, but it works flawlessly. If it lasts a couple of months while I get my designs dialed in I'll consider it well worth the money.