Rii 2.4G Wireless Keyboard,Bluetooth Keyboard(BT 5.1+2.4G),Aluminium Alloy Portable with Touchpad for Computer,PC,Tablet,iPad,Android TV Box,Smart TV,Windows,Mac (Black)

Writing the review on this keyboard right now, what do I say? It's amazing: It's got everything you would want in a keyboard like this, it's sleek, quiet, has dual connection mode (though the Bluetooth works a lot better from further away distances in my experience), it's a nice white color with black text so reading what's on it is not very difficult, it has a useful scroll section on the right side of the track pad, useful for giant pages of text, and it fits in my backpack. Of course, no lights on it, but that isn't necessary for a keyboard like this in my opinion. It works on almost anything that has Bluetooth: computer, phone, you name it. My only issues are that sometimes I'll be using the track pad while listening to music and accidentally click the mute button at the top of the track pad, and that is a little hard to stop doing if you have your cursor speed low like I do. And, it does not register a whole bunch of keys at once, so don't try playing 8 key rhythm games on it. Other that that, this thing is amazing and has everything I want in a keyboard this small and for this price. Just make sure it's charged, plug the dongle in/pair it, and boom. It works.

I don't know where the negative reviews are coming from. I am very impressed with this keyboard! I have bought several wireless keyboards over the past year and this one is the best one yet. My children had destroyed my last keyboard (20 month old babies are very destructive, lol) and I needed a new keyboard quickly. I selected this one because it would arrive quickly (it arrived the next day, with Prime) and was more affordable than anything else I saw. I figured it would get me by until I could get something "better". When it arrived, I was pleasantly surprised by the construction. It felt durable, much more so than the last several I had bought, to the point where I think it might even survive being left along with my 20 month year old. Not planning on testing it though, lol. It feels like it is made from metal, where my last keyboards felt like plastic, and this was confirmed by my mounting a magnet to the wall and using that magnet to keep it out of the reach of the baby when I am not using it. It has a large trackpad that is responsive and it feels good to use. My last wireless keyboard cost almost twice as much, is larger (with smaller keys however), used batteries while this one is rechargeable and felt more fragile. I can't rate the battery life as I have only had it for about a day, but I'll update this review if I have any issues. I am amazed at this keyboard for the price, to the point I am tempted to purchase another for my work computer. Suffice to say, where I bought this originally to use as a temporary keyboard until I got something "better", this keyboard is now my permanent keyboard as I don't see getting anything better without spending a LOT more money. To sum it up, an affordable, well built keyboard that has surpassed my expectations so far! If you need a 2.4 wireless keyboard, stop looking and just get this one.

Very nice keyboard, but a few minor flaws keep it from being a slam dunk for me. It has a USB-C port for charging, but it cannot operate in wired mode. Not a huge loss, as this keyboard really is intended for couch use, but it seems like it would be an easy thing to offer in addition to 2.4G wireless and Bluetooth. The trackpad, by default, is very fast. Granted, laptops' default sensitivity is adjusted to match the screen size so obviously a keyboard isn't going to know. That said, it would have been nice to have shortcuts to change the sensitivity on the keyboard level instead your OS level. There is no Function Key lock. The pictures of this item on the listing clearly show a Function Key lock, Fn+Esc. But on the version I was shipped in Jan 2025, no such label appears and no such feature exists. Also, the Function Keys themselves are the primary label on those keys which the Fn operations are secondary. I prefer it this way, but you have been warned. There is a spot to tuck in the 2.4G receiver, but it's pretty loose and seems to be held just barely in place with a magnet. I wouldn't trust it to not shake out if you travel with this, so maybe travel with this keyboard in the original box to keep it from disappearing. I wish this came in an illuminated version. This item came up in my search for an illuminated keyboard which it isn't, so it would be nice if the seller didn't mess with the SEO terms. -- With the criticisms out of the way, let's focus on what it does right. For the price, it's a very comfortable keyboard. For a couch keyboard, it's quite light and rigid. Used on a surface, the 1.6cm "bump bar" applies a nice angle for use. All the keys and multimedia functions work as you'd expect them to (tested on Linux Mint). The scissor switches feel pretty nice. I personally like full-on mechanical keyboards best, but for the purpose (lightweight wireless I can use with the big-screen), this feels nicer than mushy membranes. Lightweight! Real physical buttons for click and right click should not be ignored. If you ever need to hold down a mouse button for, say, panning, you quickly realize that most keyboards with soft-keys simply don't cut it. -- Overall I'm pretty satisfied with the keyboard and is a deal for sure.

Works fine but after 3 months the trackpad and mouse portion of the keyboard ceases to work but the keyboard continues to. (Yes, I made sure to test it out with numerous devices, on other peoples computers, both connection modes, and made sure drivers were up to date. So it’s a hardware issue.) It’s a shame because the main reason it was bought was for the built in pad/mouse, guess it’ll just be a keyboard. Would be nice to get a replacement atleast…

This is the perfect couch keyboard and trackpad for my miniPC. I''ve bought cheap foldable ones that are just bluetooh but it didn't do what I wanted. It doesnt say, but it does come with a 2.4gz dongle so you can wake the PC up from sleep. If you have the dongle in the back on the PC, you might need a USB extention cable as there is interferance.

Fast delivery. Received it in good condition. Finished testing it. It works well.

Windows 11 PC used exclusively for a racing simulator. Needing a replacement for a failing MS wireless keyboard, this one caught my attention for both price, and the metal base. Turned on the pc, stuck the dongle in, turned on the keyboard, it worked. Nice weight to the keyboard, the track pad has been great, very accurate for what I'm doing. It's a great addition to my sim rig, I honestly couldn't comment on how it would be as a laptop external keyboard for day to day use, as that's not what I'm doing with it. The keys feel good, not much movement, but positive and I've had no missed key strokes. Handy having both Bluetooth and 2.4ghz connectivity, I've only used the dongle so can't comment on Bluetooth.

For the price, this is an excellent keyboard. I bought it to replace a logitech KB400 and this is far sturdier and made of higher quality materials - it looks sleek. The built-in trackpad makes use with an HTPC very easy, whilst still being compact.

Brilliant keyboard *except* for a huge flaw using under linux and the 2.4ghz usb dongle... after a second or two the dongle will autosuspend to save power, causing any keys held down to get stuck repeating as the dongle isn't awake to receive the keyboards 'key released' packet. i.e. you're holding down the down arrow to scroll through a page, and after you release it, it KEEPS SCROLLING!!!! To fix, I added usbcore.autosuspend=-1 to my kernel args, but the adapter really should hint to the usb subsystem that it can never be suspended, as it always needs to be awake to listen for keypress events. Other than that, it's great.