Mini Wireless Keyboard Android TV Box 13.0 4GB RAM 64GB ROM with Keyboard

This keyboard honestly feels a little cheap but let's be real...it didn't cost much. It's been great after having it for almost a year now. I use it with the mini pc hooked up to my tv as a monitor. I had a normal sized Bluetooth wireless keyboard and mouse but that was so bulky and just not a good solution for laying in bed surfing the web or watching movies, listening to music, etc. This on the other hand is so compact. It's nice and bright so it's easy to use in the dark. It's comfortable to hold. It was plug and play easy set up. I also wanted to mention that someone else here said that you can't use magnetic charging cables with this (the ones with the little metal piece that stays inside the devices port). That's how I charge mine so perhaps some magnetic cables don't work but I'm happy that mine do. Pictured which style connector my magnets are (like a swirl versus the line of dots). The battery lasts way longer without the colored backlight but even with it on it's not too bad all things considered. The one flaw for me (and it's not a huge deal honestly) is how loud it is. The keys have a slight stick to them so you have to type kinda slow and each key has a loud audible click when pressed. So if you have a light sleeper next to you or something like that....it'd be better if you could type silently or close to it. But other than that I love this and would not hesitate to purchase this keyboard again.

El artículo no sirve la verdad es una perdida de dinero pero en fin

I have purchased quite a few of these types of keyboards over the years (different brands) and I would say that this is the best one so far and surprisingly it is also the cheapest one too. the first thing I love about it is the light. it's a nice pretty blue and it is actually bright enough that I can see the letters very clearly. My other keyboards were too dim for the light to be of much use. The next thing I love about this keyboard is the physical size and position of the keys. for instance on my previous keyboard I was constantly getting the comma and the apostrophe confused with each other, not so with this one... the keys are very readable and their position makes sense. It's a real challenge to jam all of those keys into such a small space and these people did a good job with it. all of those things are great but the really huge win is the mouse pad!! I hate the mouse pads on these things (but not this one). the first keyboard I bought (different brand, similar style) the mouse pad was so insensitive that it was barely usable, it just did not detect finger motion. My last keyboard - which recently stopped working, also a different brand -- the mouse pad was so hyper sensitive that every time I wanted to position the mouse it was a struggle to keep the pad from interpreting it as a click. Not so with this pad, so far I have not had a single false click. Also for the first time ever 2 finger scrolling actually works, none of my other keyboards ever managed to do that correctly. My only complaint is that it scrolls too far/fast and is difficult to control but with more practice I think it will be okay. I finally figured out how to change the colors the directions don't bother to mention it... hold down the Fn key and push F2 Cons: the directions are completely worthless and are too small to be read anyway. apparently this unit does not come already paired with the receiver, when you first turn it on nothing will happen for awhile except the blinking yellow light. I almost thought it was defective but after several minutes it started working. the directions say nothing about this. the CAPS lock is too easy to hit and there isn't a light to tell you it's on when trying to figure out how to change the color I tried pushing Fn+space and it did something funky to my monitor... I still have no idea what it was trying to do but my monitor ended up switching modes and my wallpaper was removed... weird.

For the price I really appreciate this product so please don't take this the wrong way. I'm knocking one star off because if you have one of those charging cables where you can leave the end piece plugged in and the cable snaps on with a magnet (to make it easy to charge) it causes this device to malfunction. It will also malfunction when you leave the supplied charging cable plugged in but unplugged on the other end. On mine many of the keys stop working when you do this. Some of them being "3edc" for example. Aside from not being able to leave my preferred charging cable end piece plugged in, the device is great. I'll go out on a limb and guess you probably can't use it while actively charging either though I haven't tried at this time. I'd still buy it again. If you happen to be the manufacturer reading this, please fix this inconvenience in future models.

Im editing the paragraph below. The column of keys are working again after being charged. Perhaps the keyboard battery was low, causing the keyboard to malfunction. It was just odd that one column of keys stopped. Its been working fine since ive been keeping it charged. Charge it daily like a cellphone. Im glad i bought it and glad I have it. A column of keys stopped working after a month of use. Specifically, the c, d, and e keys. The dash/underscore key also stopped. There was another reviewer that had this same issue and a 3rd reviewer mentioned one or two of the keys not working out of the box. The item is inexpensive, it's just unfortunate there's the quality problem. I was using the mini to mostly surf and navigate. I suppose I can still use it for this but I may have to get a another keyboard to type. I sent a letter to the seller, I suppose I'll try another since it's only 5 weeks old.