(Okela D8 Upgraded Version) Mini Wireless Keyboard with Touchpad Mouse, 2.4Ghz Backlit Handheld Rechargeable TV Keyboard Remote for PC/Google Android TV Box,Raspberry Pi and More

I love this item. I hated having a full size key board on the my end table. This is small but very easy to use. I also like the lighted keys - they make it very easy to use in dim lighting. I like the fact it is very easy to put away in a small drawer or even underneath the tv. As for the battery life I haven't had it long enough to really be able to tell you too much.

This keyboard is great to me nice size mouse pad easy to hold and use with both hands. The battery is great dont really use on day to day basis an its a month an have not charge the battery as yet an it still works so i guess that a plus. The lights are very bright in the dark not really a negative on my part only the double tap feature is a little iffy at times

What I Like:- Keyboard part itself is great, clicky and responsive- Backlight colours are cool- Decent wireless rangeWhat I Don't Like:- Touchpad is not sensitive enough- Touchpad jumps around and is not accurate- Touchpad two finger scrolling and gestures are horrible to useConclusion: I bought this because it has a BIG touchpad compared to the other keyboards I've seen. The touchpad is giant. Too bad it lacks sensitivity. I have to press my finger really hard to get the mouse to move smooth. I mostly use this for the keyboard because that part is AWESOME, very clicky and responsive typing experience. The backlight is vibrant and colourful.The battery life also sucks and there's no warning when the battery is low: the keyboard just stops working. Expect 5 or 6 hours of battery life when using it (make sure to switch it off or it'll die in a few days even if it's left alone).Overall 3 stars. I love the keyboard part and the backlight but I wouldn't buy it again due to the poor quality touchpad and middling battery life.

+++ Design (looks good)+++ Ergonomics (feels good in your hands)++ Battery life (the standby mode makes it last for days on end)+ Keyboard (good layout, backlit, stiff keys help against inadvertent typing but make for less comfortable typing)- Connection (Hassle-free wireless connection but not Bluetooth, requires USB dongle)-- Touchpad (big touchpad but subpar responsiveness so don't expect precise on-screen maneuvering)Conclusion:I like the product overall, it looks good and it feels good in your hands but some areas could use some improvement, mostly the touchpad. The awkward tactile response by the touchpad is reduced if you navigate with your thumbs which is also how you would most naturally type on the keyboard while holding it with both of your hands (with only your thumbs free for maneuvering and interaction). I on the other hand prefer to navigate with my index finger as my primary finger for clicking and pointing and I expected this to work like on any other touchpad, but that results in very jerky and uneven tactile response from the touchpad. If you on the other hand learn to use both your thumbs in unison then the touchpad becomes less jerky and more usable. However, even then the touchpad is mediocre at best...

Functionally it's not awful except for the touchpad and weight. The touchpad isn't sensitive enough resulting in touches that register as clicks instead of moving the pointer. This thing is a featherweight, it feels like it's got nothing in it. a bigger battery would improve the feed and obviously give it better battery life.

One of the best purchases I have ever made!

Track pad sucks along with battery life.

Excelente