This was recommended for my TV, but have yet been able to type on the keys when surfing on Smart TV. Still have to arrow over and select letters. It is much easier and quicker than using TV remote... But this doesn't give me the functionality I would like. I have tried others with the same lack of success, tried the Google searches but still no go.

I had a Tripsky keyboard, and this one is much better.

The range is good, the buttons are responsive, the color options are okay (Tripsky more dynamic in this department), the touch pad is sensitive enough and responsive, and the shape is easy to hang on to.

Battery life is fantastic, I've had it for over a month and I haven't had to charge it except the initial charge when it first arrived, and i use it regularly at work.

The battery door is an easy to open slide port making it simple to get to the usb dongle, which was not the case on the Tripsky, which was a fingernail push-button that hurt the hell out of my fingers.

I also get compliments on it when I use it for presentations, which is pretty neat. lol

This keyboard is so litâ¤ï¸ Ideally, you need a wireless keyboard that's reliable and fast. A really good keyboard will make your work or gaming sessions more efficient. The best keyboard should have an ergonomic design to protect your joints and nerves. It should also be comfortable to us
I wil recommend this keyboard because its very comfy to use and portable while gaming or making some work stuffs on your phones,ipads, and pc. â¤ï¸

I bought it especially for my husband who always took a long time to type and search for a program or movie on the smart TV. I have also used it on PC, Xbox, projector and other devices. Best of all, when you use it the keyboard is lit up to make it easier to see. Very handy in my opinion and I would recommend buy this.

I purchased this after I bought a more expensive wireless keyboard that has the track pad on the side, instead of the top like this one. The one that was more expensive not only had connectivity issues, but the track pad didn't exactly work right either.

This thing works perfect. I thought that I would not like the track pad's placement, but there is no discomfort at all.

The ONLY issue that this thing has, is the key for this symbol "/", the symbol that is usually under the question mark. The button itself has the other slash symbol, this one "\". But if you type it, it prints the correct slash symbol on the monitor.

Some people may not like that some of the keys are organized on the board a little differently than an actual keyboard. I'm not talking about the letters. I'm talking about the tandy key ~ `, the backslash and pipe key \ |, as well as the bracket keys { [ } ] . They placed them in slightly different locations so that the buttons all fit on the board in a perfect grid. That way, they are cheaper to manufacture. But the quality is top notch, as far as functionality goes.

I didn't read the product description. I just saw the price and purchased it. This one is better than a lot of the more expensive ones though. I honestly expected that this thing would either light up to only one of the three colors depicted, or that it would not light up at all. I get to choose all three colors, and I can turn the lights off on it.

Another cool feature is that it comes with a rechargeable battery. Plus, it allows you to use two tripple A batteries. That's great in case the battery wears out.

I use this to play DOS games on my Raspberry Pi 3. It works great with Fallout 1. It would also be great if you have Kodi media center.