[Synthx]

So, I recently found this cool little wireless keyboard at my house, and thought I would use it.

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I really like it, the only thing about it is that using the mouse, it can be unresponsive at times. The scrolling isn't the best as well, when I go to try and scroll down the page, it shoots to the bottom. Other than those caveats, its a wonderful little device to use if you have a desktop hooked up to your living room TV, and feel like sitting back on the couch and chilling.

If you are interested in it, here it is on Amazon

[Bish0pQ]

This would be ideal for a smartTV or RPI or something. Really nice share, there have been more things like this around but this one looks pretty cool.

I don't really like tracking pads for a mouse but it can come in handy sometime for other devices than just a PC.

[Ecks]

I see these all the time on Wish (great app for cheap Chinese shit btw, highly recommend), I always thought about grabbing one just for use with various projects, from what it says it should work great for smart tv's , arduino/raspberry pi projects, etc etc.

[Synthx]

This would be ideal for a smartTV or RPI or something. Really nice share, there have been more things like this around but this one looks pretty cool.

I don't really like tracking pads for a mouse but it can come in handy sometime for other devices than just a PC.

I see these all the time on Wish (great app for cheap Chinese shit btw, highly recommend), I always thought about grabbing one just for use with various projects, from what it says it should work great for smart tv's , arduino/raspberry pi projects, etc etc.

Yep, I agree with both of you on how you can use it with smart TV's, even RPI's. Its a nice little pocket one if you just need to get up and go grab a drink and don't have a place to set it down. I really like this keyboard as well: Logitech - K400 Plus Wireless Keyboard I like that its bigger for easier and quicker typing, although not as compatible.

[Blink]

I had one of these, they're all over ecommerce sites.

I like it, the keys are annoying to press, but its impossible to get anything that feels good in that form factor. I used to use it when I didn't feel like sitting forward and straining things typing, I just sat back and used this.

[Altair]

I think it's expensive for that price.
Recently I bought this one for the same price. Still waiting for the delivery

[phyrrus9]

I actually used something very similar back in the old days of rpi development. It wasn't as cool as that one, just this little (but full) keyboard, and had a trackpad on the right side of it with mouse buttons. Had a laser pointer in it and everything. I used it when I was using an rpi for some of my car computer stuff. I didn't want to have a full size wired keyboard in the car, so I just glued that tiny one to the steering wheel, and used one of those heads up display (for cars) kits as a monitor.

[Slacker]

I might actually grab something similar since my laptop screen is broke and I run it through my spare TV.

[mothered]

I actually used something very similar back in the old days of rpi development. It wasn't as cool as that one, just this little (but full) keyboard, and had a trackpad on the right side of it with mouse buttons.

If I were to purchase keyboards with the trackpad/touchpad not centered, that's where I find difficulty In finding one that suits.

I'm left handed and every keyboard I've come across, has the touchpad on the right hand side. Even the touchpad on my lappies Is more so toward the left leaving very little room to use and rest my left hand.