Rii X8 Mini Keyboard,2.4GHz Portable Wireless Keyboard with Touchpad Mouse,RGB Backlit,Rechargeable Battery for Android TV Box/Mac/PC/Nvidia Shield

This is an excellent little keyboard. This solved an issue I was having with using my HTpc. The remote that comes with my projector doesn't have a good reach for the sensor. I needed something with greater distance, portability and beyond a remote for typing. Very compact about the size of a gaming console controller but thinner/less bulky. Very well made, easy to use and is true plug n play. No setup whatsoever. Rechargeable, (I charged it when not needing it so it didn't actually time it), seems tp hold charge well as the keyboard has an on/off switch, it also turns off automatically when not in use (turns back on with the click of a key). The backlight is optional and doesn't seem to drain any faster due to the auto shut off. This also has a great distance. I have no issues with it. Works so well even if your cozy under your covers. So cute, durable, fully functional, and perfect. I highly recommend.

📏 Size: 5.8 x 3.8 x 0.6 in⚖️ Weight: ~5.3 oz🔋 Battery Life: ~3–5 days per charge🔗 Connection: 2.4GHz USB Dongle (plug & play)---✅ Objective:This isn’t just a novelty—it’s a fully functional keyboard and trackpad in one palm-sized unit. The 2.4GHz connection is rock solid with zero noticeable lag. RGB lighting offers multiple color modes. It supports PC, Mac, Android TV boxes, Raspberry Pi, and even game consoles (for text entry or navigation).Keys are tactile, the touchpad is surprisingly responsive, and the built-in multimedia hotkeys are perfect for home theater control.---💭 Subjective:For gamers: Don’t expect full-size performance, but for Steam Big Picture or quick console nav, it just works.For techies: Excellent HTPC companion.For casual users: If you hate pointing your remote like a caveman, this is your evolution.Bonus style points: RGB makes it look like it costs more than it does.🧠 From HiTekHQ: I use this to control my media center from the couch, swap playlists mid-edit, and yes—impress friends with my “tiny hacker rig.”

So, let’s start with the cons, since I could go on about the pros. As someone with large hands, I definitely wish this product was a bit bigger, or at least more ergonomically designed. I often cover the wireless sensors with my finger and have to hold it a bit awkward to type. I also have found that sometimes my PC will randomly stop accepting the mouse input altogether, and I have to get up and unplug/reinsert the dongle to get it to function. That could be an isolated issue, but it still stands.As for things I like, it’s really easy to use and the backlight for the keyboard is bright when it is on. The track pad surface is just big enough, and as much as I like the built in scroll wheel and left/right click buttons, I usually find myself using the trackpad for all mouse use. It’s pretty light, and it lasts quite a while on a single charge, even if you’re prone to accidentally leaving it on like myself. All the buttons are very responsive, and while I don’t use the media and volume keys, I’m glad they’re included. The addition of more full size keyboard keys like Ctrl and Shift also allows for an easy experience when copying or moving files around in folders or filesystems, as well as making keyboard shortcuts a snap.Overall, if you’re looking for something that’s easy to use for a HTPC or gaming computer on a TV, this is a great solution. However, if you’re modifying lots of files at once, you may find yourself better suited getting something like a more typical, “full-size” keyboard-and-trackpad combo. This was a quick solution for me, personally, since my previous mini keyboard remote stopped working after it took a hard tumble. It suits my needs, and Rii has always been a brand that makes the odd products that seem to fit what I’m looking for, with good quality at that.

This little keyboard is awesome for couch gaming or media setups. I use it with my Android TV box and occasionally with my PC, and it connects instantly with no lag. The RGB backlighting is a nice touch, especially at night, and the keys are very responsive for such a small device.The built-in touchpad is convenient and works well for navigating menus or browsing. Battery life is solid, and it charges quickly with USB. If you want a compact, all-in-one keyboard and mouse, this one’s a great pick.

This thing is actually pretty nice. I got it this afternoon and plugged it in. It was fully charged when I got home. I plugged it into my computer and didn’t have to do anything else but switch it on. It worked perfectly that little red wheel is perfect for scrolling. It’s also about the size of my hand. I originally bought this so I could watch videos on my laptop through my TV since casting to the TV on the videos, I’m trying to watch isn’t a good option but with the laptop plugged into HDMI it works perfectly no commercials while trying to watch. Said videos LMFAO. But so far I’ve been using it about four hours and that red wheel is perfect for scrolling through YouTube shorts on a 55 inch TV lol the only issue with this whole thing is the auto off after three minutes. It sucks because YouTube shorts and TikTok videos can be up to three minutes, but you just press any button and it turns back on pretty much.

Does everything I want but feels a little cheep and if I position my fingers over the top like I am holding a gaming controller the signal seems to get blocked. The track pad works well enough the keys are fine and the battery last plenty long enough. Lastly, the scroll wheel works intermittently. I am using windows 11.

I use this remote for my home theater PC. It works great as a remote control and keyboard. The buttons have a good feel to them and the size is great (even with my large hands.) When the batteries die, it does take a little while to get it charged enough to work properly again, so best to stay on-top of charging. But other than that it works great from across the room. The perfect product for my purposes.