BQAA RGB Keyboard, Built-in 12.6 inches Touchscreen Monitor, Ultra-Slim Aluminum Compact 98 Keys Computer Split Screen Keyboard 1920×515P HD IPS 2 USB/Type-C for Windows/Mac/Android

I'm satisfied with this fancy keyboard after several days of use, It's way more than my expectations. I was kind of worry about lose interesting on the new technology, but I use it almost every day so far. The screen is touchable, which I really like, it's very convenient and the picture quality is good. The keyboard backlighting is not very noticeable, but it doesn't affect me so much when I use it in my office since the brightness is well indoor. The connection is quite simple, no complicated steps. I'm very glad to have it as a sidekick keyboard.

1. The keyboard randomly stops working. You have to unplug and replug-in the device to get it to start working again. Upon doing so, the display settings of your computer get reset and you have to reset everything again.2. The fact that you cannot angle the screen any higher makes it nearly impossible to even see anything because all you see is the light from your main monitor reflecting off of the keyboard's monitor. Even when buying something to get the keyboard to lift higher, it then just reflects light off the ceiling.3. The touch screen only works if you set the keyboard monitor as your MAIN monitor. I don't want my keyboard monitor to be my main monitor. If you don't set it as your main monitor, using the touch screen causes you to control things on your main monitor instead.4. The keyboard setup is too compact making it impossible to type half the time without having to look down to where you are. Feels weird having the enter key 4 keys away from the right side of the board with no gaps between it and the number 4 key.I am trying to think of good things to say about it but I honestly can't say anything that I can't say about any normal keyboard. It just functions like a keyboard that keeps wanting to fail on you from time to time. And it has a little monitor that is nearly impossible to even use except to take some notes or something. Not great for gaming at all. You are better off saving a little money and just get a stream deck or something because the only other thing I can find that it might be useful for (if you have it set as main monitor) is to place icons on it so you don't have to keep minimizing windows to open something else. But even then, it gets all messed up when the thing fails and you have to unplug and replug-in the device.This was a tremendous waste of money. Nonetheless, it looks cool. Maybe I can just plug my other keyboard in and use this one as an expensive fancy paperweight.

I was really excited for this and wanted to love it but it's just not the right keyboard for my needs.The second screen is alright, but really needs just a little bit more vertical resolution as the applications I hoped to put on it became a bit too cramped (more the application fault than the monitor). I wish it was at a better angle or had some tilt capacity but as it I found myself leaning in and over the keyboard too much just to look at the screen.The RGB lighting on this thing is pointless if that's your thing (This didn't bother me as I want this for business so I don't need a rainbow vomiting keyboard). The keys are totally opaque so while there is RGB lighting happening below the keys, it is completely unnoticeable unless you are staring at it from the side and then you can see slivers of color.The keyboard layout itself was my biggest problem. I liked the feel of the scissor keys just fine for typing, but would have preferred the mechanical key version. However the num pad is too important to my needs soI opted for this version. Unfortunately the key layout on this is too mashed together to save space. The num pad is passable but the other related keys around the numbers are just in weird positions. I'm sure with more time I could get used to it but I work on multiple machines and it'll always be a battle. I wouldn't mind a larger version that provides a more spacious layout even at the expense of desk real estate.This is light enough that I could see it being good for travel, but its also a little too bulky at the same time.

I was really excited to try this keyboard out, having a display on it makes a lot of sense for me when I was trying to downsize my displays, so having this helps with items like discord, or other things.I ordered this item new, however seemingly it was send to me with a cracked screen, and then the security tape seals were all undone, which makes me think that these sellers probably tried to just resell it in it's currently condition hoping someone would think they did the damange, not them.I asked amazon for a replacement as it wasn't an option, but they provided that option. I initally asked them for a discount, but lately they aren't offering that as much anymore, they would weirdly just pay for all the expenses associated with getting it back and working it internally, which to me never makes sense as I am in Suppy Chain myself and know the costs. Oh well.Will advise any updates, but currently using the cracked unit it seems to work fine, however I will say using the 2 ubs and HDMI connection that I have to use I do get a drop every now and then of usage, meaning it won't type for a few moments, or skips a key. Quite weird, but hopefully the repacement won't do this. As of now the touch screen also does not seemingly work, I think due to the crack, the touch positioning is off by like two inches when I try to use it.

I did browse for a while before I order this product. The reason I like this keyboard because it's very different from others, it's a keyboard with a touchscreen, which is very special.When I received it I after several time use, I found the light is not very bright, the other model keyboard this store carries mostly likely has a brighter backlight, I ended up with this one due to my budge.This one is cheaper compared to the other one, just in line with my budget. It’s kind of quiet when I type in my office.