FotoFo Mini Wireless 2.4G Backlit Touchpad Keyboard with Mouse for PC / Mac/ Android TV BOX/ TV Box

It works. Installation was simple - just plug the receiver into a USB port, boot the operating system up (I am using Fedora Linux) and start using the keyboard. The touch pad is not as good as what comes with higher end products. It skips and jumps. Back light works but doesn't light all the keys, especially the ones towards the edge of the keyboard. Works for my purpose. Battery is lasting - but I use it sparingly and always turn it off when not is use. For the price, good enough!

I have spent hundreds on tech that doesn't even come close to what this little guy does. I'm a cord cutter so I have a pc hooked to my flat screen. I need a mouse and let's face it there is no room on the bed for a mouse pad. So I have been purchasing the mouse ball and they only last so long. I have been looking for something different. This Lil dude replaced the keyboard and the mouse and it never glitches and I don't have to move all around to make it pick up signal.

Cheap knock off of the real thing from Rii. Several buttons do not work correctly on pc(turn off track pad/ OK). The seems of the front and back are coming apart(see pic). The track pad is very erratic and the range is about 6 feet. The power switch does not move fully into the off position(see pic). Some of the button are warped like the space bar(see pic) making it unusable.

Love this little keyboard. Good feedback on key press. A manual with the settings of the many alternate keys would have been helpful. Backlighting is pretty well done. This makes scrolling and data entry MUCH easier than from a remote. Highly recommended.

This is a decent product, but the battery and range are limited. It isn't the worst thing out there, but its cost definately goes hand-in-hand to its quality. If you are using this for a small media-pc build or for a Raspberry-Pi (or equivalent) setup, then this is an "ok" product if you're also trying to save some $$$.

Of the wireless remotes I've purchased, this is one of the better ones. It recharges with the same cable as an Android device or you have the option to use 2 AAA batteries. It was easy to setup with my TV, I just had to put the receiver into the USB port in the back of the TV and then clicked yes when asked by the TV if I wanted to use the new device. It was that simple.

I purchased this keyboard remote to use with my Android TV box. I wanted a backlit keyboard that I could use at night without having to turn my lights on anytime I wanted to search for things. When you first turn it on, it does take several seconds (about half a min) to connect which is the only thing I don't like (reason for 4 stars instead of 5). Previously, I had a keyboard that worked instantly as you turn it on. This keyboard has red, blue, and green back light options. Green is the brightest, then red. Blue is the dullest. You can also turn the back light completely off when it's not needed. The keys are easy to press. At times, I may have to press a little harder on some keys in order for it to register. I'm on the fence about the rechargeable lithium battery. Not sure if I would've preferred to use regular AA batteries but, we'll see how long it lasts. Overall, it's a decent keyboard and it does what I need it to do.

I give it five stars because it's doing what I wanted it to do in Exel- Windows 10. The keyboard is lighted but only regional areas. I do not have the white light feature, only green (brightest), blue (dim), and red (dim). Every button works and the signal is fast. (Same speed as a normal wireless mouse and/or keyboard. Very light with a cheap thin plastic case compaired to a console controller. But I'm happy.