Bluetooth Keyboard, Ultrathin All in One Metal Bluetooth Keyboard with Touchpad for Mobile and Tablet with Windows and Android,Touchpad do not Work with Smart TV & Home Theater & iOS (White)

I did a collective review of 1 by One, Gosin, Anker, Microsoft, Logitech k400 to give everyone a clear picture and best product. Rating parameters- Overall, Keyboard, Track Pad, Build Quality.1. Microsoft: 3/5 overall, 5/5 keyboard, trackpad 2/5 and build 4/5. Microsoft tried copy Logitech k400, the keyboard is well spaced out and good feel to it. Lighter than Logitech as well. Bad- Trackpad is downright bad no buttons and clumsy to use. Large size but no precision.2. Anker: Keyboard only, Overall 4/5, build 5/5, keyboard 3.5/5. Well built keyboard nicely spaced layout, But not good for windows and keys are a bit wobbly low key travel.3. Gosin: Overall 3, design 3, keyboard 2, trackpad 4. keyboard is too bad to use, the trackpad is good. no key travel wobbly keys.4. 1 by one- design 5/5. overall 4/5, keyboard 3.5/5, trackpad 4/5 well built and good trackpad but the keyboard is bad not for long use.5. Logitech k400 plus, design 4.5, keyboard 4.5, trackpad 5/5, built 4/5, overall 4.5/5The Winner. good key travel and the nice touch to keyboard. keys are not spaced but it has not been an issue. Same as using a physical big keyboard. The trackpad is the best. a bit thick than others but best to use. My pick and it's best seller in the category go for it.

I use this with my Alienware18 laptop on a 55" HDtv. The keyboard works OK but the track pad is very low resolution. I find that as I drag diagonally across the screen, the cursor will move in a stair stepping pattern rather than following my line. This makes it hard to zero in on small web buttons or icons in applications. I do a lot of work in CorelDraw as well and this keyboard is no good for mouse drawing.All that said, if you just need a cheap keyboard for controlling a media center pc or something like that, it would rock. You just shouldn't expect much in the way of performance.

Does everything it should -- EXCEPT tapping (and has no left-right mouse buttons), the one thing I do more than anything else with a touchpad. So it didn't alleviate the wireless mouse I had hoped to ditch -- I really hate having to take one hand away from the keyboard for mouse clicks. Goes to sleep after several minutes of non-use to save the AAA batteries . . . which are NOT included. Instruction sheet is smaller than the keyboard, hard to read and can't really make out all the finger gestures that are supposed to work, not to mention that it was lost almost as quickly as I took it out of the box.Not thrilled, but not completely disappointed -- it paired with various Bluetooth devices instantly, including the Dell Inspiron laptop that mounds to a port replicator to the side of my desktop monitor. It does type nicely, but it's also about the same size as the keyboard on a 10" laptop/tablet which is just a bit smaller than I would have preferred. I guess there just aren't any truly decent keyboards with mouse pads anymore -- wired, USB-wireless, or Bluetooth. The older full-sized keyboard with mousepad I used for close to ten years won't work with anything later than Windows ME (piece of junk OS that it was). Pity.

It really bothers me when keyboards set up their special function keys as the default, and you have to do crazy hand contortion to simple keyboard shortcuts like alt-f4. The touchpad isn't terribly responsive, so I like to pair this with a trackball most of the time.Don't have the documentation in front of me, but it likes to turn itself off and disconnect the bluetooth to save power. When it reconnects, it takes a good 10 seconds to do that and there is no indication that it's done reconnecting so you're left mashing on the keyboard and waiting for the computer to finally do something. It'd be nice if one of the lights at the top gave some sort of notification on that.I do wish I could have an option of forcing it to stay connected longer. It's not terribly well suited for sitting back and watching movies since you can't make your computer pause when you want it to.Aside from these issues, it appears to be a solid product. It's light, stiff, and the overall build quality is nice. I've been using it light use for about 6 months and I'm still the first set of batteries.

What a piece of junk!First of all, it isn't nearly the size of the picture. (unless thats a baby hand?) So your not getting a BIG trackpad. Its half that size. Terrible trackpad accuracy, and jagged movements, bad! There's also quite noticeable input delay. Trackpad Two finger scrolling doesn't allow you to swipe quickly to 'spin' your way up, or down a long page.I could go on...

wanted a 2nd keyboard for an android dev and different enough I wouldn't confuse keyboards linked to other devices. with this since it's bluetooth, I can use a wireless AND this one (bluetooth) which is exactly what I wanted to do 2 years ago. should have looked into this back then.my biggest compliant is the device puts itself to sleep. you have to hit a key a few times to wake up, then it reconnects to my device, then finally sends the command. now I just hit shift about 5 times before I do anything for real. past that, does exactly what I need for what I want.

Keyboard is compressed so if you are used too a normal keyboard and you don't have small hands this thing will feel cramped and will be an adjustment to learn to type on it. I am struggling with that as the keys are just not spaced where you expect them to be. The keyboard feels pretty cheap which is fine, and the trackpad - well, it's a pretty low quality one - perhaps it's just the nature of a blue tooth trackpad but it's relatively unusable.I think I will return this as it's a bit hard on my hands to type with. I would not recommend this as a keyboard for heavy use.keybard brken. keys nt wrkng and space bar/delete malfnctnng. D NT BY!!!!!!

I think this is a great little keyboard for the price. The touchpad is big enough that you can get across your screen in one swipe. I'm not sure why the other reviewer gave it such a bad review. It does take about 4 or 5 seconds to reconnect after it goes to sleep but the cost of this keyboard is less than half then what you would get from a brand name like Logitech. The touchpad and keys are responsive I really have no issues with the keyboard. The only thing that would have made it better to receive five stars would have been to have a rechargeable battery but it runs off AAA

Awful keyboard, extremely cheap material quality, ton of flex when typing, touchpad is not accurate at all and the keyboard goes into sleep after 5 minutes and take up to 20 seconds to come back to life, a cheap logitech k400 is 10x better than this for half the price.

Used with my firestick

Loses connection more than it should I think, but it's still usable and has served a purpose

My second one, perfect ratio of price an quality.

Kept shutting off eventually stopped working.

Doesn’t work. Another piece of cheaply manufactured junk.