iPazzPort Mini Wireless Keyboard with Touchpad, Bluetooth & 2.4GHz | Touchpad • 2.4GHz USB & Bluetooth • AAA Battery Powered • USB Receiver Included

Very useful for travel with mini type computer that needs signin password.

The touch pad is so jittery it's unusable.

The keyboard function well enough, and I didn’t have any issues connecting it via the dongle. The trackpad however would randomly get all jittery when trying to use it for more than 5 minutes.

Nice portable keyboard with a touch pad 👌

This iPazzPort mini keyboard worked surprisingly well. It's obviously very, very tiny. I thought it might be nice to have by my smart TV - when searching for programs to watch it can be tiresome to have to navigate the on-screen keyboard with arrow buttons on the remote. Taking it out of the box, it feels very light, almost like a toy. It did not come with batteries - it takes 2 AAA cells - but I wish it was powered by USB-C. It came with no instructions. Fortunately, figuring it out was pretty easy. Pairing over Bluetooth is easily done by pressing the "BT" button (you need to hold the appropriate modifier down as well). Once in pairing mode, a blue light flashes on the right side of the unit. It's all pretty standard. It also comes with a 2.4GHz dongle - you can use this if your device doesn't have Bluetooth - although really, those devices are few and far between now. I wasn't sure whether the touchpad would need to be paired separately - I'm not sure I've ever had a keyboard/touchpad combo - but it turns out that you only need to do one pairing for your device to recognize and pair with both the keyboard and touchpad. Using it to type on my computer was fine, but I found it a little awkward and uncomfortable. The reason is that in your hands the touchpad occupies a good chunk of the right part of the unit, so your right thumb needs to continuously reach far over to get to the right-side keys. I believe the presence of the touchpad is responsible for most of my difficulty in using it efficiently. The touchpad was a little finicky. I expected as much with a small touchpad. One thing I noticed is that I couldn't figure out how to drag and drop effectively, because the mouse "buttons" are directly below the touchpad, which sits on the far right side of the unit. The only way I could do this is to use my left thumb to hold the left "button" key down, then move my right thumb on the trackpad. That requires holding the unit in a funny way. i found the experience of using the trackpad to be very annoying - enough so that I think the unit would have been better without the trackpad. Typing would have been much easier without it taking up space on the right side, and I don't see anybody using a little keyboard like this to type and control a pointing device. It's a case of adding a feature that made the whole thing worse. I would have rated this higher if it didn't have the trackpad.

If you do any work on computers or need a way to type quickly into multiples computers in your rack, this is a great keyboard. Some key features that make this stand out: - Bluetooth AND Wireless Dongle options for connecting - Built in mouse pad - Decently usable keyboard layout while keeping it portable - Physical sliding Power switch that guards against accidental draining of batteries - Uses standard AAA batteries I actually prefer that it uses AAA batteries so that the batteries can be stored separately for long period without risk of draining the keyboard. It's ready to use when you need it! I do work on a lot of 'headless' computers, and having a portable keyboard like this is key. Just unplugging the USB dongle and plugging it into the desired computer that I'm working on makes it super easy to switch between systems. If you're in IT, this is so useful and portable, just toss it in your toolkit or bag.