(Upgraded)Rii 2.4GHz Mini Wireless Keyboard with Touchpad,QWERTY Keyboard,LED Backlit,Portable Keyboard Wireless for laptop/PC/Tablets/Windows/Mac/TV/Xbox/PS3/Raspberry Pi .(i8+ Black)

It's very lightweight, simple and soft to the touch. It is done automatically, without any effort on your part. Using the mouse and typing with it was a little awkward at first, but once I started using it, it was easy and natural. It is a good idea to act quickly. I love this product for its price! I think it's a great deal!.

Preston Tate

| Aug 16, 2021

Great keyboard for HTPC. Easy to use with Windows Media Center for watching TV. It is easy to sit on the couch with this while in the living room. owned the 2017 version of the i8+ and while everything is similar to that older version, this new model does not have the issue where the keyboard wakes up after three seconds, so you have to wait for it to work again. There was a problem with the connection. Unlike the previous version, this version wakes up immediately.

Opal Baker

| Jan 24, 2021

This controller allows me to control Kodi media servers with the help of a PC containing a Kodi server. It is the perfect solution for interacting with a PC/Android interface while relaxing on The package comes with everything Kodi users need and no complex installation is required. You just need to plug it in. The fact that this is not a With an IR wireless remote, you can hide your PC/media server behind a closed console, so you do not have to look at it at all.

Backlighting lets you see the keys no matter how dark the room is. A third advantage is that it's not too Not too much to blind you, but not too little to prevent you from seeing. As for the battery life, it's pretty good. The touchpad is responsive and responsive. In addition to gaming, I have also used this for some turn-based games. However, I would not recommend it for anything other than a turn-based game due to the trackpad and small keys. It's a great option for those who want to play Civ from the couch and throw up on the TV.

Uriel Middleton

| Apr 27, 2021

Rii i8 2 is great! I'm really impressed with it. A keypad operating at 4 GHz. The range is good, the keys light up nicely, the device is easy to use, Linux compatible, and the device charges via USB for a long time. Particularly nice are the media keys and the three different ways the mouse buttons work (on the touchpad, near the top of the screen, or sideways). Lights are provided on both sides of the device Having the ability to choose light levels is nice, but I wish it remembered the light level selected previously when it was powered up. Unlike a game controller, the keyboard is smaller than a DVD box. It will be a great bonus to use it in a dim lit area thanks to the lighted keys. The product is of very high quality.

Elisa Donahue

| Jun 10, 2021

In this review, I will be highlighting the features of There is a new 4GHz version of this keyboard. I'll start with the "bad" first (not really that bad - but still bad). The following is something I have seen others mention The mouse seems to be a little twitchy according to other reviews. Although I had the same experience briefly as you did, I am also being fair. My fingers stayed together until I switched hands. As far as I can tell, my thumb does not work well with it. I am having problems moving my thumb with my mouse, and sometimes the mouse does not register my movements. In contrast, if I use my index finger, it works as if by magic. It's not my dream, exactly, as I'm not a major fan of touchpads in the first place, but I still use it as well as any other. My guess is there's a correlation between surface area and the issue. As soon as I use my thumb or press any other finger onto the pad, it stops working well, but as soon as I use the tip of any other finger besides my thumb, it works right away. I found that the keyboard worked as expected. As far as we can tell, there are not any technical difficulties. In addition to what has been mentioned earlier, it also goes into a power-saving mode It goes into a saving mode when not in use for a few minutes, and before you can use it again, you need to "wake it up" by pressing a key. If you move your finger on the touchpad, it does not wake up. If you're like me, you may have assumed that it would be bigger than what it actually is after looking at the pictures. As it turns out, it's about the width and height of a game controller (I think) It's about the size and weight of an Xbox (I once owned one), or maybe just a little smaller, and it's It has a very thin design (much thinner than my phone, for example), which may influence your perception of how well it is built. The instructions and branding on the touchpad on the device did not seem removable to me, but I found its fit and finish to be very professional. I think the lack of weight makes me think that if I threw this against a wall, I would most likely be concerned with what it would hit on It is safe to say that I expect the device itself to be just fine. I have never tried it, nor do I intend I have a mental benchmark for "how sturdy does this feel" and that's been my standard for a long time. The Rii keyboard is a device that I could buy for each of my computer, phone, and other devices if they needed a keyboard, but which, without being overly expensive or too big, I wouldn't be overly pleased with the design. This keyboard comes in several colors, making it easy to tell which keyboard goes on which device. It's not appropriate for being the principal input device for anything like a computer since touch typing is necessary, but it's a whole lot better than the on-screen keyboard There is no physical space wasted with an on-screen keyboard, and it doesn't cost nearly as much as a real keyboard Please note keyboard size is to the left of the cursor. There is a similar keyboard on Rii now that uses a scroll wheel instead of the pad on the upper right. My scroll wheel is quite frequently used, so I think this would be an excellent idea. I will give you a little back story It does work fine to scroll using the fingers on the touchpad, but an actual scrolling wheel would certainly be a welcome improvement, and I've already ordered one. Sadly, there do not seem to be any colors available for that one.

Edith HUMPHREYS

| Mar 11, 2021

It's more convenient than regular remotes because the batteries don't need to be changed. All you have to do is plug it into its charger and it will start One of the things we love about this keyboard remote is that up top in the middle there is a mousepad that works just like a lap top. It will select what you're trying to select when you tap twice on it. You can use two fingers to scroll down when you slide down with your fingers. Honestly, this is a brilliantly made product and I am extremely happy with it!.

Huxley Boyer

| Jun 27, 2021

We built this for a home theater computer in our living room, and it worked perfectly straight out of the box. As soon as it was recognized, the computer recognized it. My favorite thing about it is that it is extremely lightweight, which is something I was looking for, and that it is rechargeable. It comes with buttons that have a pleasing "click" feel and are of the right size and placement. I have also been able to use all of the shortcut keys Overall, this is a great product and I would buy it.

Claire Zamora

| Feb 20, 2021