eSynic Upgraded Backlit Keyboard Wireless Bluetooth 2.4GHz Keyboard Touchable Portable with Touchpad Mouse and Built-in Rechargeable Battery For Google Smart TV Android Box Windows Laptop

Extremely functional
I turned an old laptop into a Chromebook to act as a small media centre and wanted a small remote keyboard to use with it. This fitted the bill perfectly. It just plugs and plays, works perfectly from the start, and a nice size – not too big to be cumbersome but not too small to be hard to use. I would not want to do much typing on it, but being able to use laptop remotely to start apps and services is great. Also features sound and media controls, which have proven to be very handy.

95 for this item and for that price it is a bargain – I’d happily pay £20 to be honest
I paid £11.95 for this item and for that price it is a bargain – I’d happily pay £20 to be honest!I use this with a Mini PC, running Windows 7, connected to my 42″ TV screen. My PC is used solely to watch BT Sport, ESPN and Sky – i.e. I have a separate tab for each of these within my web browser. I sit at 10-12 feet away on the sofa and have very few problems, although I have noticed that moving closer makes it a little more responsive.Due to some of the negative reviews, I very nearly purchased either the Logitech K400 (920-003116) or Microsoft All-in-One Media Keyboard with Integrated Multi-Touch Trackpad (N9Z-00006). These are both considerably larger and probably better suited for regular use – i.e. as opposed to occasionally typing login details in and using the trackpad to click on icons, tabs, etc.Other reviews say that the trackpad is erratic, but I have not experienced this. It is small and you do have to use it slowly/carefully, but that is fine in my opinion. Ditto the keyboard, use it slowly and you will not experience double presses – the faster you type, the more likely it is that some characters will be repeated or maybe missed.People have moaned that it doesn’t use AA or AAA batteries, but I have no problem with this as instead it used a Lithium Ion battery which is likely to last far longer. It is in fact the same as you find/found in older Nokia mobiles phones – such as the 6300-series. This product is readily available online, but based upon my prolonged use of Nokia 6300’s I think it will probably last years anyway. Just switch the keyboard off to conserve battery life and charge using the USB Cable that is included – you’ll need to connect it to an existing Mains Plug that has a USB Connector on it though as this isn’t included; it work fine with my HTC Phone, HUDL and Kindle Plugs.In terms of installation, I just plugged the tiny USB Receiver in to a USB 2.0 Port on my PC and a short time after it started working – I just had to wait for Windows 7 to automatically install the drivers for it, but that was very quick and painless.In summary, this keyboard is perfect for a home cinema / media centre type setup and for occasional emails and web browsing – i.e. light use. I would not want to type long emails/documents on it, but that clearly isn’t what it is intended for given how small it is.Very pleased overall and would buy again – arrived promptly too.PS – If anyone knows how to program they keys, then let me know as would be good to have a “sleep” button.

quite a good product for the price
The first unit i recieved worked great the first couple of times then for no reason decided not to communicate with pc ever again. contacted customer support and after a couple of quick diagnostic questions the sent a replacement that arrived the next day and seems to be working fine though the range is not great.i get the feeling the suggested range is much the same as the old broadband ‘upto 16mb’ 6-8 feet away with no other electrical or wireless devices and youre probably fine, much more than that and it starts to behave poorly the trackpad becomes far less responsive and button clicks are sometimes not registered first time (but hey its a cheap wireless option keyboard/trackpad)the unit itself seems well laid out with buttons available for left/right mouse buttons and proper Function buttons, button clicks feel quite positive and the trackpad when in range works surprisingly well.as mentioned in other reviews the instructions mention use of AA batteries and this is unfortunatly not the case instead there is a 3.7v block style battery that so far seems to have a good life span.Good Pointscomfortable to hold even for long periods and looks smarteasy to use clear buttons for even my 10yr olds hands.responsive trackpad (when in range)loads of features as standard so perfect for use on HTPCVERY good customer serviceBad Pointsrange quoted is VERY optimisticno facility to use standard AAA batteries so may be an issue replacing if the battery fitted ever fails outside of warrenty timeall things considered i would recomend one of these for anyone with a smaller room that uses HTPC(havent tried ps3 so cant comment)

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Ordené el control remoto marca Esynic 2.4G, y me enviaron uno muy similar de la marca Rii, físicamente son muy parecidos si no que iguales, aparentemente tienen las mismas funciones, pero el otro modelo es un poco más económico y reportan fallos de perder la señal con distancias cortas en algunos equipos, lo cual espero no sea mi caso y además quiero aclarar con Amazon para ver un reembolso de la diferencia (actualizaré al tener una respuesta). Por el momento dejo 3 estrellas porque aparentemente son casi lo mismo los controles así que está bien, espero no arrepentirme y tener que bajar la calificación.