I originally bought this keyboard to better navigate the browser on my Samsung smartTV rather than using the hunt-and-peck method with the arrow keys. I needed a keyboard with an integrated mouse--the trackpad really does it. It has the functionality of any full keyboard.

I end up taking it with me on business for presenting where the laser pointer comes in handy. Not to mention I preoccupy my cats with the laser while I'm watching TV. Airtel Bill Pdf Download here. The drivers load automatically, quickly, and seamlessly when the low profile USB transmitter gets plugged into a machine for the 1st time. So I find myself plugging it into my coworkers' computers often to either play a joke where they think their computer is alive or to simply demonstrate something without having to point at things with my fingers and smudging their screen. Everything performs as advertised and I like that it recharges with its USB cord which also happens to have a separate female plug. This is a very handy little keyboard to have when you are working on your computer and maybe aren't sitting right there at your desk.

I use this in my flight simulator and it allows me to mouse around and type without having a giant wireless keyboard in my cockpit. It has some issues of disconnecting after sitting idle, even for just a minute.

I seem to have to turn it off and back on a lot to get connection back. The mouse touch pad works fine, but can be a little too sensitive, or not accurate enough sometimes. It takes little concentration to make fine movements.

Sometimes key presses don't register, and I can't figure out if it's the buttons not being pressed, or the signal not making it to my computer. But overall, this thing is very convenient and the issues I have are not frequent enough to really bother me.

A week ago, if you had asked me if I could love a $550 portable speaker, I would have laughed you out of my listening room. Yet here I am, just days later, completely.

Perhaps if you were using this more frequently or for extended times it could get annoying, but I am just clicking a menu or typing a few numbers every once in a while. I'm about 5 feet away from my computer in my sim cockpit, so range shouldn't be an issue for me. I originally bought this keyboard to better navigate the browser on my Samsung smartTV rather than using the hunt-and-peck method with the arrow keys. I needed a keyboard with an integrated mouse--the trackpad really does it. It has the functionality of any full keyboard.

I end up taking it with me on business for presenting where the laser pointer comes in handy. Not to mention I preoccupy my cats with the laser while I'm watching TV. The drivers load automatically, quickly, and seamlessly when the low profile USB transmitter gets plugged into a machine for the 1st time. So I find myself plugging it into my coworkers' computers often to either play a joke where they think their computer is alive or to simply demonstrate something without having to point at things with my fingers and smudging their screen. Everything performs as advertised and I like that it recharges with its USB cord which also happens to have a separate female plug. What can I say about this little thing.

I was so excited after ordering because I had literally no idea what was headed my way. When I got it I immediately opened it and plugged it up, VIOLA!!! It worked immediately, there was no driver installation(although if there is its never long for any device). The keyboard works just as advertised. The backlit keys are perfect for me because I keep my room dark and they don't kill the battery which was surprising to me.

The range is great too because I lay in my bed sometimes and use this and have no issues. The dongle is an average sized receptor and takes up virtually no space behind your computer. The keys are just a little small and a little slippery which isn't a big deal to me.