Rii Mini Wireless Keyboard with TouchpadQWERTY, Support Bluetooth2.4G Connection, Built-in Laser Pointer, Portable Backlit Keyboard with Remote Control, X1-BT Black

This is a super useful little gadget that works with every bluetooth device I have tried it with (laptop computer, tablet, smartphone, apple tv).It's well made, works good, and the battery life is decent.The only thing I would change with this (and many many other devices) is instead of a permanently installed battery, have it work with 2 AAA batteries. I would buy rechargeable AAA batteries to use with it (cheap at any department store). As is, any of these devices with built in batteries will eventually stop working when the batteries get old and stop holding a charge, making them effectively disposeable. I hope that these manufacturers redesign v2.0 to use standard AAA rechargeable batteries.But as far as a tiny super portable little bluetooth keyboard with a trackpad, you can't beat this model!

Great for working on controllers that are high up so you don’t have to stand on a latter with a wired keyboard and mouse.

I almost returned it, because I couldn’t get it to pair with my Steam Deck. The Deck saw multiple copies of the keyboard, and no matter which one I chose, it would fail to connect. Tried rebooting the keyboard and Deck, no luck.I stumbled across a YouTube video of a guy demonstrating the keyboard’s hardware reset feature, which isn’t in the manual. For those having trouble connecting it, turn off the keyboard and then turn it back on while holding F1, then release F1. The lights will blink and it will reset the keyboard to factory settings. After doing that, the keyboard worked beautifully.The keyboard is very lightweight. The keys have a nicely rubberized coating, and although it isn’t super ergonomic owing to the pocketable size, it’s pretty easy to use. The backlighting is useful without being too bright (the only oddity is that the white key caps are lit up, not the blue text for Fn keys). The mouse trackpad works really well, although for usability I notice that other keyboards have shoulder buttons to control mouse clicks.Overall, it does exactly what it says and seems to work pretty well.

I use this small (6 x 2 1/2 x 1/2 in) Bluetooth keyboard with my Raspberry Pi (3) and my Raspberry Pi Zero using the internal Bluetooth receiver (see photo 1). It does come with a Bluetooth receiver tucked-away on the top side (see photo 2). Also, it has a red laser pointer that turns on with a press of the push button on the bottom side (photo 3 shows the laser on a black case that does not come with the unit) . The battery charges with a USB-mini connector on the left side.Pairing is very easy and painless. The keys click smoothly and the mouse pad has enough room to point at things.Besides using it with my tiny little computers, it works well as a remote control and laser pointer for running PowerPoint presentations. The keyboard also works well with my Android cellphone, especially for texting.

Mine has a USB-C charge port, which is a pleasant surprise since the model in the listing images is micro USB.

Would be really nice if it actually worked. Can't connect using the dongle and I've tried every trouble shooting step I could find. Way too much work to use a wireless keyboard, not worth it!

I thought this was Bluetooth but it is RF or maybe I have no idea how to connect this through Bluetooth. I can't figure it out but it's okay because I also purchased the rii k06 which is way better than this

Very nice mini keyboard do it all good gadget