Thomas P. Ulrick

18 de noviembre de 2025

This is a must have tool!

TL;DR:Excellent pocket-sized keyboard/touchpad combo for field techs and travelers. Reliable, lightweight, durable, and perfect for quick troubleshooting. Just be aware it’s ortholinear — great for emergencies, not for long typing sessions.Full ReviewKeyboard Functionality:This keyboard/touchpad combo works exactly as intended.It connects easily over either Bluetooth or the included 2.4 GHz dongle, charges via USB-C, and responds reliably to every input.For a compact emergency tool, it performs very well.The touchpad isn’t multitouch, but it does support basic scrolling and gets the job done when you need a pointer in a hurry.Typing Ease:This is an ortholinear layout, which is… an acquired taste.To be clear: I don’t love ortholinear keyboards, and I don’t think most people will either.But that’s also not what this device is for.You won’t be writing essays on it; you’ll be typing short commands, passwords, URLs, and troubleshooting prompts.For that use case, the layout is completely fine, even if it’s not something I’d want to type on for more than a few minutes at a time.Durability:I haven’t had this specific model long, but I’ve used other keyboards just like this in the past (minus the USB C charging).They are surprisingly durable for their size.I keep one in my travel backpack at all times, and they tend to survive being tossed around with tools, cables, meters, and the general chaos of field work.This one feels equally solid, and I expect it to hold up the same way.Keyboard Responsiveness:The keypresses are crisp and reliable, with clear tactile feedback.No lag, no missed inputs, and no hesitation when navigating menus or entering commands.For quick-use keyboards, responsiveness matters more than comfort, and this one delivers exactly what it should.Weight:Extremely lightweight.It disappears in a pocket, and I don't even notice it in my tech bag.This is a major advantage over full-sized wired keyboards that many techs carry; this one takes up almost no space and is ready to go instantly. Not to mention the wireless feature so you don't have to juggle a keyboard when up on a ladder.Use Case:I’m a traveling tech who drives around 6,000 miles a month and works on everything from cash registers to digital signage to ATM machines.There are many moments where I just need a keyboard, immediately, without hauling around a full-size setup.This fits that role perfectly.I also keep it paired to my phone so I can plug my phone into a friend’s TV and control everything comfortably without breaking out a bigger keyboard and mouse.It’s a simple quality-of-life improvement I didn’t know I’d appreciate as much as I do.Final Thoughts:This is an excellent tool for anyone who works in IT, field service, or travels with multiple devices.It’s compact, reliable, durable, and easy to carry—exactly what I want in an emergency-use keyboard.Just keep in mind the ortholinear layout isn’t ideal for long typing sessions, but for quick troubleshooting and menu navigation, it’s perfect.Ver más

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Homeowner

Great device but not for a lot of typing

This is a very neat device, built robustly. But check the ad images to see the size. It's approximately 6"x2". The size of an older Nokia phone. Easy to carry in pants pockets or even a shirt pocket with 1/2 of it sticking out. Amazingly, it can do everything a fullsize keyboard can do and includes a track pad and mouse keys left and right below the track pad. Highlighting for cut and pasting is done using the left mouse key and dragging across the text on the track pad. It operates both wirelessly with a USB doggle hidden in a back slot of the keyboard and directly by USBC. It also has a red laser for pointing, so it might be useful as a presentation stick.I can see a lot of utility for someone working in the field who only has to enter a few computer commands.My use case, a keyboard for a mini PC, involves more typing that that.I have no complaints with the keys, every keyboard and windows command was achieved. The keys have a great click and feel and are completely operable. But for me not exactly a fast typing picture. Perfectly acceptable for one or two finger typing. Picture of my finger for scaleThe track pad movement was entirely consistent when used for text editing.In short, I was amazed by the quality and functionality of this little device. But for my use case I need something with bigger keys.Ver más

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Chris M

9 de diciembre de 2025

The best tiny keyboard for media PCs.

I use a PC connected to my TV for media streaming, but having a full sized keyboard isn't particularly elegant. This very small, pleasantly slim keyboard hides nicely among the TV remotes, the user selectable color backlight makes it easy to type when the lights are dim, the battery life is surprisingly long, and when you finally do charge it just plug in the modem USB-C charger you most likely already have in your livingroom. As a bonus there's an integrated red LED laser built in for teasing the cats during commercials or breaks. Would also be amazing to integrate into a cyberdeck due to its thin size. The price is amazing and range is more than adequate for most spaces. The arrow keys and built in mouse touchpad make navigation simple. Note it does take up a USB slot in your computer rather than direct Bluetooth connectivity, but I knew that going in. The dongle even stores in the keyboard itself if you're planning on throwing it in a work bag for presentations.Ver más

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CGS

16 de abril de 2026

Compact and worthy

I work with special education classroom. To be able carry this around in my pocket and able to use it from the distance for the tv makes it convenient. Easily managed and easily hidden to prevent the kids from playing with it.

John v

2 de agosto de 2026

Mouse pad is amazing

Absolutely amazing, I got it like 2 months ago and haven't had to charge it. So easy to use and the mouse pad actually works, I've never had a better touch pad. Beats every laptop I've used and its a tiny little square how tf

Simple Khajiit Merchant

15 de mayo de 2026

Great...if you don't plan to use it much!

This is a solid product, but only if you need something that will get minimal use. For example:I have a mini computer that acts as a media server. It runs without my input 99% of the time. For the remaining 1% when I need to tweak settings or something, I have it hooked up to a TV input with this little keyboard connected. It's great that I don't need a full-sized keyboard or mouse plugged in; I can just turn on the TV, switch the input to my mini comp, switch on this little keyboard, and I'm good to go.I usually keep the keyboard plugged into the computer with a tiny USB cable so it's always fully charged. It's the ultimate solution for keeping my computer's footprint small and out of the way, but still having full functionality when I need it.Now, is this keyboard "very suitable for playing games" like it says in the advertising images? Oh good lord no. The keys are not only tiny, but their stiff resistance would make it a pain to WASD your way through even the most basic walking simulator. And you don't exactly get fine mouse control when the trackpad is only about an inch wide. If you need a wireless keyboard/mouse combo for gaming, there are MUCH better solutions like the reasonably-priced Logitech K400.Bottom line: this is a solid five stars product...but only if you need a device that you're not planning to use much! :)Ver más

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