[Updated] Multimedia 2.4Ghz Wireless Mini Keyboard with Trackball Mouse Scroll Wheel for PC/Mac/Android Tv Box, Remote Controller,X Structure，QWERTY UK Layout

Very good small form keyboard and trackball combination that's easily hand held for applications away from a desk. The buttons on the sides can be awkward to avoid pressing but once you develop a comfortable holding position it's not too much of an issue. Love the size and it's capabilities are enough to use as a regular use keyboard. Very handy device.

One of the best plug-n-play Keypads on the market so far. Great negotiation between remote & keyboard for multimedia TV, tablet, phone etc. Lightweight, good size, build & design particularly for thumbs (trackball,roller, side functions) & front mouse triggers. Mouse controls from win10 settings. No duplication on right side so its tidy. Requires different habits to adapt to it easily like: gripping it front & back/flipping over for On/Off. Auto-power save but always best to have 2 x rechargeable AA batteries & good for garden filmshows too.Needs updating with raised power switch / bigger mouse buttons on top, USB battery, blutooth, maybe even a mini joystick instead & an app for extra 2nd layer keys (controls & settings), like user-defined function buttons (select/cut/copy/paste/undo/save/numberpad/home/end/screenshot), and best below £20.

Unfortunately it's very light, hollow and although not the cheapest plastic they could have used, it's just isn't worth the price. The media buttons are also almost impossible not to hit when picking it up. I stuck a Pop socket on the back, top right and that makes it livable with and generally useable but I'm already shopping for a new one. I really like the track ball but the button placement is awkward and I ended up switching the left and right mouse buttons which helped.I really wish I could give a better review but it does at least look nice and if you aren't picking it up every 5 minutes, it's probably not that bad but as the main lounge media centre pc keyboard? The buttons need to be along the top, away from the sides where you pick it up and it's just not £35 worth of quality. It just isn't.

works well and I use the dongle in a extention cable so I can see it and dont leave it behind

I've tried lots of different small portable keyboard / mouse combinations, this is by far the best. The ball instead of a track pad makes all the difference. The left / right triggers being tied to the mouse left / right clicks made for a perfect combination with the ball. The chunkiness makes it comfortable and it has an actual scroll wheel for the mouse, instead of a two finger drag thing which never works perfectly.I've bought one for myself, my grandad and I'm now going to get one for the office.It would have been lovely if it came with batteries and could just be plugged in to recharge.

Trackball a little loose could do with more friction.

2nd one of these. We use them in our shop for controlling a pc from the shop floor to show videos. Best keyboard out there as small, trackball included and really easy to use.

For the price, which is almost the same as the price of a Logitech K400 (which I also own), the quality is far inferior. I only just bought this but the rattles and lose buttons do not bode well for long term durability. In particular, the mouse buttons at the top of the keyboard feel loose and will break/come off if mistakenly caught on something.