PINKCAT 2.4G Wireless Keyboard, Ultra Slim Ergonomic Quiet Compact Portable Keyboard with Media Hotkeys for Computer Desktop PC Laptop Surface Smart TV Notebook and Windows

I bought this keyboard to use with my steam deck when I’m using desktop mode. It works great, connecting quickly and it’s light and portable making it easier for me to carry around in my backpack when I need. It’s also very affordable which was the main thing that drew me to buy it. The keys are responsive and have enough depth to give good tactile feedback when in use

Been using for three weeks or so and it's been great. Don't expect the world's best build quality for the money -- it's all plastic and flexes if you twist the unit -- but the typing feel is good and not too spongey at the end of key travel.Keyboard width in terms of actual distance between leftmost and rightmost key is actually slightly wider than my laptop, so it doesn't feel at all cramped to type.Using a pair of Eneloop rechargeable AAA batteries, and not needed to recharge them yet despite pretty heavy use in that time.Definitely worth the £16 I paid.

Ideal size for occasional use, looks sleek and nice to use.

Physically the product feels cheap. Batteries felt very loose in their chassis. On the underside there is a plastic panel that quite easily pops off without much pressure being applied. Likewise the plastic used to make the frame of the product bends fairly easily, not a keyboard I would recommend taking out & about when it is at risk of breaking so easily.That is assuming that it works to begin with. The unit that has been shipped to me has noticeable input lag with each key pressed, if it picks up the input at all, as the unit quite frequently failed to register any input. Whilst in rarer cases it would pick up multiple inputs from a single keypress. Which ended up being immensely frustrating as I had no way to verify whether this was an issue with the keyboard itself or the USB receiver that came packaged with the product being faulty.In future I will not be looking towards purchasing wireless keyboards that lack the option of a USB cable port, let alone from this manufacturer.

Simple as that really.Gets the job done with minimal hassle, little to no latency regarding input, the only potential issue I've come across is where it'll randomly stop accepting input, which usually requires me to quickly reconnect the USB dongle, this soon fixes the issue.

Handy if space is of importance, as it is with all my Computer extras.

The media could not be loaded.  Been using this keyboard as my secondary one when I have my laptop plugged into the tv and it works absolutely perfectly for that.I have played a few basic games with it and the response time seems to be good enough for general use and gaming.The wireless connectivity is good as of yet, with the use of one singular small receiver which I have plugged in the side of my laptop and it keeps connected with no issues. I haven’t used it for all day use as I have no need for this with my job, so I cannot comment on how quickly it depletes batteries.Speaking of the battery, the small LED light which is stated to show the battery life of it doesn’t seem to actually come on. I don’t know whether this is because it only will illuminate when low but I haven’t had it die or the light come on just yet.The keys feel really nice and smooth when pressing, not too loud on the clicks which is perfect for me.The windows buttons work also, no configurations are needed as they all work straight away no problems.

Looks good in the pictures but it’s quite flimsy in reality.Quite a lot of flex in the body when you’re pressing the keys,and the keys themselves don’t feel that responsive .Bought something more substantial and kept this as a backup