Decent price! Perfect for an Android box or Raspberry Pi. :smiley:
This is a 2.4GHz wireless mini QWERTY keyboard and TouchPad combo, with USB interface receiver. It consists not only of normal wireless keyboard keys, but also of multimedia control keys and PC gaming control keys. Plug and play, simple and smooth. The mini keyboard ensures convenient typing, and you can control your devices on your couch.
Features: [3 in 1 Multifunctional Combo] Wireless QWERTY keyboard, touchpad mouse and LED backlit. Compatible with PC, Notebook, Smart TV, Android TV BOX, etc. [2.4GHz Wireless Connection] With included USB interface adapter, no driver needed, plug and play. 2.4GHz wireless connection, enjoy up to 10 meters wireless control. [Backlit Function] Very easy and convenient to use the keyboard in the dark. Blue, Green, Red three kinds of backlight can be freely switched (Fn+F2). [High Sensitive Touchpad] Easy to operate left mouse (single finger tap), right mouse (two-finger tap) and rolling screen (two fingers drag). Touchpad DPI adjustable functions. [92 Keys Keyboard] Consists of normal wireless keyboard keys, multimedia control keys and PC gaming control keys. The keyboard also features auto sleep and auto wake mode.
Note 1: USB Dongle is placed at the back of the keyboard. Note 2: Powered by two AAA battery (not included)
Make an offer and get it cheaper with a battery from Ebay.
quadkon
20 May 176#36
I think he wants a Bluetooth one...
gazdoubleu
20 May 176#21
Not backlit
AndyRoyd
19 May 173#3
Appears to have a US-layout keyboard and will require user to supply AAA batteries rather than the preferable inclusive USB-rechargeable option, but otherwise seems decent for the price.
All comments (75)
vassy1
19 May 171#1
I use a ri i8 mini keyboard for my android box. These keyboard s are excellent. At this price its a bargain. Thanks op
justanothercid
19 May 171#2
Good find takes a lot to get the bidding cheaper on eBay so good buy it now price
AndyRoyd
19 May 173#3
Appears to have a US-layout keyboard and will require user to supply AAA batteries rather than the preferable inclusive USB-rechargeable option, but otherwise seems decent for the price.
crazymonkey to AndyRoyd
19 May 171#6
I think some may prefer AAA batteries because the rechargeable ones that are supplied inside these types of keyboards usually fail early
Tequila to AndyRoyd
19 May 17#14
Actually replaceable battery feature is much more desirable and better than charging via USB.
much easier and never have to look for USB cable and wait for it to charge when you need it.
Bully to AndyRoyd
20 May 17#32
Thanks for posting, enough to put me off.
AndyRoyd to AndyRoyd
20 May 172#41
Probably the most balanced comment, supported by an image of the battery compartment within the listing of same / similar item where for a mere £7.88 the supplier will send the air mouse and also miraculously re-locate Middlesex to some unidentified place outside UK. Bargain. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/262879739857
wildchild121007
19 May 171#4
Just ordered. Nice find :wink:
LadyEleanor
19 May 17#5
Not bluetooth
unfortunately
fr3dy77_sp33d to LadyEleanor
19 May 17#13
same here. have been gunning for bluetooth version under £7. I wish Rii has flash sale :smiley:
o1nk000 to LadyEleanor
20 May 17#35
For £5.83? Seriously, what do you want for the money?
AndyRoyd
19 May 171#7
Conversely, the rechargeable type is often old skool Nokia so plentiful and cheap :stuck_out_tongue:
zebandit
19 May 171#8
will this work with my laptop as the laptop keyboard is fcuked
worto03 to zebandit
19 May 17#9
should do, I got this one amazon link which worked perfectly after I spilled beer on my laptop keyboard!
clnsndrs to zebandit
19 May 17#17
Why mess about with one of these, wouldn't it be easier to just buy a cheap USB keyboard?
Make an offer and get it cheaper with a battery from Ebay.
michaeljb
19 May 17#12
anyone know if these work with fire TV, trying to use chrome with the remote is a PITA
From_the_Midlands
19 May 171#15
Can this work with Phillips android TV directly?
Gollywood to From_the_Midlands
20 May 17#18
Good question... waiting for the reply :sunglasses:
iDealYou to From_the_Midlands
20 May 17#28
I don't know what you mean by "directly" but I use my Rii R8 mini keyboard by plugging the usb receiver into the back of Philips Android tv. It works perfectly.
kriss57
19 May 171#16
They all take both types of batteries, just some come with the rechargeable ones
Joe.Dante
20 May 17#19
Do I bite and get for this price or stick with my wireless mouse?
Had 3 of these in the past and they all developed the same fault (cursor would move on it's on and light on keyboard constantly flashing as if I was pressing something).
Returned first 2 and threw out the 3rd.
Maybe I'll try the eBay link (thanks kriss57) and see how much I can get off asking price :smiley:
rvcshart to Joe.Dante
20 May 171#24
Bit bigger but I've had my Logitech k400 for years now, maybe 5?
Even washed the dongle part in the washer. Thing gets through a fair bit of punishment. Used it on a media pc for 2 years, laptop for one and in the field as an it engineer for another year.
Little guys a fighter!
Tho dunno is current gen is any good, mines gen1. I know gen2 had some android issues but was fixed in gen3.
-edit 2011 I bought it for £20, with a free mouse too.
gazdoubleu
20 May 17#20
No they don't, the most common only use a proprietary rechargeable like a phone battery.
gazdoubleu
20 May 176#21
Not backlit
Hapzy
20 May 17#22
Need to get one of these but not sure this is the best from reading this.
xfaxfa
20 May 17#23
USB cable would be found hanging from a USB port normally, you know, since you need the receiver plugged in for the keyboard to work.
karl751
20 May 171#25
If you pay in $ via paypal, which you would probably use anyway it comes out at £5.56 GBP
Not much of a saving, but its a bit :smiley:
RedXI
20 May 17#26
I've had two of these. Both virtually useless unless you're within a meter of the receiver.
Rhythmeister to RedXI
20 May 17#48
Bloody merkins and their meters!
kriss57
20 May 17#27
Hold me hands up, fair do's. :wink:
Murielson
20 May 17#29
One of the comments made on item from ebay link below re Android TV:
Works well - Great Price
I recently bought an android tv box which works well but only has a basic remote.
I bought this keyboard to use as a remote.
I wasn't sure it would do what I wanted but for less than £6.00 delivered I thought it was worth trying.
I am not dissapointed, it worked well straight out of the box allowing me to easily control all functions of the box.
Tequila
20 May 17#30
Receiver plugs in directly.
retrogeezer
20 May 171#31
any good for a Raspberry Pi zero? I bought one a few weeks ago but haven't used it yet.
GlentoranMark to retrogeezer
20 May 17#39
Same question from me also.
skarmachild
20 May 172#33
MEEP MEEP WARNING
STAY AWAY FROM THESE
MEEP MEEP
HAD A NUMBER OF THESE AND ALL BROKE. EVERYONES BREAKS.
BAD CHINESE MAKING CAUSE LITTLE POOR CHILDREN MAKE THEM FOR $0 AND GET THEIR HANDS MANGLED. GO FOR BRANDED ONE. look @ ebuyer
- that was a public service announcement -
benlabi
20 May 17#34
Got one of these but with rechargeable battery. Decent remote
quadkon
20 May 176#36
I think he wants a Bluetooth one...
voyager7
20 May 17#37
Thanks OP, that's a bargain!
GlentoranMark
20 May 171#38
What a waste of a good beer.
solid
20 May 171#40
I have something similar for my Android box. Works really well. Having a keyboard to enter text is reason enough to get one of these.
Mine came with a rechargeable battery, but if that ever gets knackered, the remote will take AAA batteries, too - perfect, IMO. The battery charges by micro-USB, so I just leave a cable plugged into the TV's spare USB port, and I never have a dead remote.
The range is fine - I can sit anywhere in my room, and the signal reaches. The button has stuck once, but switching the remote off and then on again fixed it (although, I know that others do have problems, including pressing several keys, but only one key actually responds onscreen).
It's light, it has a touchpad, it has a left and right mouse button, it has shortcuts, it has a nav-control, it has a volume control - if you get one with no problems, these are really good. If you watch your TV with the lights on, then go for it. If you watch in the dark, then you'll probably be better of with the backlight version.
Phew!
elephantguy
20 May 17#42
Many thanks OP. Just got an Android Box and really needed one of these. Great price. Thanks
abusuperman
20 May 17#43
Will this work on Apple tv 3?
bojangles
20 May 17#44
hardly a deal. usual price at most places.
toonarmani
20 May 17#45
Any recommended keyboards for Amazon Firestick? some side-loaded apps don't seem to like the standard remote :disappointed:
On iOS so can't use those on Android either.
Cazzzle
20 May 171#46
Bought a backlit one of these last week for 8 quid which was even a bargain then! It's absolutely amazing, works perfectly with PS4, Raspberry Pi 3 and Macbooks with no set up required (but does require the usb dongle plugged in).
brendinho
20 May 17#47
excellent!! cheers!!
Rhythmeister
20 May 17#49
A happy ending would be nice :smirk:
quaium
20 May 17#50
I get £6.35 when I go through to PayPal... any ideas?
jnm21
20 May 17#51
Well said. Could you make mention in your original post as it is the top comment?
sarah090182woodhead
20 May 17#52
£6.35 when I used PayPal will do as I'm always looking for mine
RiverDragon8
20 May 171#53
Pay the extra for an esynic air mouse. The trackpad can be poor/unresponsive on these cheaper version.
ezzer72
20 May 17#54
Be careful, you only get one attempt at pairing :smiley:
vassy1
20 May 171#55
lol.. didn't realize the auto correct.. :stuck_out_tongue:
davemhaynes
20 May 17#56
Price showing as £6.35 for me
FlexR
20 May 17#57
Would this work fine with a Sony Smart TV? (Bravia KD55X8509C)
From_the_Midlands
20 May 17#58
Sorry that's what I meant. Just connect receiver USB to TV and use the keyboard....
Mandroid578
20 May 17#59
After a gyro edition if there is one
Satan_Claws
21 May 17#60
I got one like this when I started using my pc as my media center. Made such a difference, no more getting up every time :stuck_out_tongue:
wekslap
21 May 17#61
So what's the very best ones of these to buy then? For an android tv box and kodi? Also, what are the very best reasonably priced android tv boxes please? Thank-you
helllraiser
28 May 17#62
That would depend on your requirements of the Android box, for example 1080p, or 4k output etc and the specification needed for that accordingly. Nvidia shield is a do it all for the top end.
helllraiser
28 May 17#63
Anyone know if this works requires a specific OS or could work with Samsung 8 series?
amour3k to helllraiser
8 Jun 17#68
I'm assuming it's OS independent?. :-)
bigmike20vt
30 May 17#64
has anyones arrived yet? not even a confirmation email my end yet
thanks
ramtec to bigmike20vt
31 May 171#65
got mine through the post today, looks good for £5.56, to activate the backlight press fn f2, couldn't find this in the manual!
kriss57
2 Jun 17#66
Mine came today, seems OK ,although can't seem to get the lights working, but OK for the money.
Re-read and it is Fn+F2, works great now. :stuck_out_tongue:
MisterMadHatter
7 Jun 17#67
Good find. I'm looking at buying something like this but I think I'm going to go with Amazon and pay a couple of quid extra (£7.95) with the knowledge that I can return it if something goes wrong.
Not backlit, I think the backlit version is £11 on Amazon?
amour3k
8 Jun 171#69
I see dead people ... lol.
amour3k
8 Jun 17#70
I ordered a few via TopCashBack - tracked!, hopefully?, lol. :-)
amour3k
8 Jun 17#71
Just reading upon the TomTop App, and read some Delivery SCARE STORIES!.
20 Days and their Goods still not Delivered ...
25 Days and their Goods still not Delivered and ...
Are these people ok?, or?.
I did via PayPal to be on safe side!.
But via PayPal is really besides the point?.
I doubt many would have the patience to know that 2/3 of a Month-1 Month+ of both their time, and/or resources were wasted!, and for nothing also?, or .....
So, I kind of need to get a head in it asap if possible, etc?, thanx. :-)
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Opening post
This is a 2.4GHz wireless mini QWERTY keyboard and TouchPad combo, with USB interface receiver. It consists not only of normal wireless keyboard keys, but also of multimedia control keys and PC gaming control keys. Plug and play, simple and smooth. The mini keyboard ensures convenient typing, and you can control your devices on your couch.
Features:
[3 in 1 Multifunctional Combo] Wireless QWERTY keyboard, touchpad mouse and LED backlit. Compatible with PC, Notebook, Smart TV, Android TV BOX, etc.
[2.4GHz Wireless Connection] With included USB interface adapter, no driver needed, plug and play. 2.4GHz wireless connection, enjoy up to 10 meters wireless control.
[Backlit Function] Very easy and convenient to use the keyboard in the dark. Blue, Green, Red three kinds of backlight can be freely switched (Fn+F2).
[High Sensitive Touchpad] Easy to operate left mouse (single finger tap), right mouse (two-finger tap) and rolling screen (two fingers drag). Touchpad DPI adjustable functions.
[92 Keys Keyboard] Consists of normal wireless keyboard keys, multimedia control keys and PC gaming control keys. The keyboard also features auto sleep and auto wake mode.
Note 1: USB Dongle is placed at the back of the keyboard.
Note 2: Powered by two AAA battery (not included)
Top comments
Make an offer and get it cheaper with a battery from Ebay.
All comments (75)
much easier and never have to look for USB cable and wait for it to charge when you need it.
unfortunately
And just what I was looking for.
Thanx OP. :-)
Make an offer and get it cheaper with a battery from Ebay.
Had 3 of these in the past and they all developed the same fault (cursor would move on it's on and light on keyboard constantly flashing as if I was pressing something).
Returned first 2 and threw out the 3rd.
Maybe I'll try the eBay link (thanks kriss57) and see how much I can get off asking price :smiley:
Even washed the dongle part in the washer. Thing gets through a fair bit of punishment. Used it on a media pc for 2 years, laptop for one and in the field as an it engineer for another year.
Little guys a fighter!
Tho dunno is current gen is any good, mines gen1. I know gen2 had some android issues but was fixed in gen3.
-edit 2011 I bought it for £20, with a free mouse too.
Not much of a saving, but its a bit :smiley:
Works well - Great Price
I recently bought an android tv box which works well but only has a basic remote.
I bought this keyboard to use as a remote.
I wasn't sure it would do what I wanted but for less than £6.00 delivered I thought it was worth trying.
I am not dissapointed, it worked well straight out of the box allowing me to easily control all functions of the box.
STAY AWAY FROM THESE
MEEP MEEP
HAD A NUMBER OF THESE AND ALL BROKE. EVERYONES BREAKS.
BAD CHINESE MAKING CAUSE LITTLE POOR CHILDREN MAKE THEM FOR $0 AND GET THEIR HANDS MANGLED. GO FOR BRANDED ONE. look @ ebuyer
- that was a public service announcement -
Mine came with a rechargeable battery, but if that ever gets knackered, the remote will take AAA batteries, too - perfect, IMO. The battery charges by micro-USB, so I just leave a cable plugged into the TV's spare USB port, and I never have a dead remote.
The range is fine - I can sit anywhere in my room, and the signal reaches. The button has stuck once, but switching the remote off and then on again fixed it (although, I know that others do have problems, including pressing several keys, but only one key actually responds onscreen).
It's light, it has a touchpad, it has a left and right mouse button, it has shortcuts, it has a nav-control, it has a volume control - if you get one with no problems, these are really good. If you watch your TV with the lights on, then go for it. If you watch in the dark, then you'll probably be better of with the backlight version.
Phew!
On iOS so can't use those on Android either.
thanks
Re-read and it is Fn+F2, works great now. :stuck_out_tongue:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00DUUF250
20 Days and their Goods still not Delivered ...
25 Days and their Goods still not Delivered and ...
Are these people ok?, or?.
I did via PayPal to be on safe side!.
But via PayPal is really besides the point?.
I doubt many would have the patience to know that 2/3 of a Month-1 Month+ of both their time, and/or resources were wasted!, and for nothing also?, or .....
So, I kind of need to get a head in it asap if possible, etc?, thanx. :-)