(Backlit Version)Rii RK707 3 in 1 Multifunctional 2.4GHz Wireless Portable Game Controller 62-Key Rechargeable Keyboard Mouse Combo Turbo Vibration Function for PC/Raspberry pi2/Android TV Google/TV B

Good quality

Would have been perfect if it had volume keys or shortcut for volume... The mouse pad is horrible. And the on off time to connect and reconnect is horrible

Good

Had this for a couple years now, and I love it for retro gaming/emulation from my couch. It's not the best controller, it's not the best keyboard, and it's not the best mousepad, but it's DEFINITELY the best combo of all 3 in a single device.I use this on my retro gaming emulators.Occasionally, I need to access the emulator menu to change some configuration options or do some lesser-used keystroke, so I need access to a keyboard. Instead of keeping a separate keyboard sitting in my living room, this lets me swap to the kb with a single switch.The keyboard is way more functional than most of the other "handheld wireless keyboard for your couch" products I've tried. Full set of function keys, spacebars on both sides, backlight, windows/tab/Esc/Del/Backspace keys, full set of punctuation and symbols, adjustable touchpad sensitivity, touchpad in the middle, dedicated mouse click buttons - it has everything you need. I would have liked a flywheel option (aka motion controls), but the TouchPad gets the job done, and I don't normally need a mouse for retro games. It's perfect for my hand size (I have medium-large hands) where I don't have to stretch to reach the buttons in the middle, but I also don't fatfinger the wrong key when typing.The controller feels comparable to some of those "SNES-inspired" retro game pads you find from places like 8bitdo. It isn't as ergonomic as modern XBox or Playstation controllers, but it's bulkier than a SNES or Sega Genesis controller in a good way (eg, it's not so light that it will just slip out of your hands).The gamepad comes with your full, modern "Xbox-style" layout - Start, Select, 8-direction D-Pad, ABXY, dual analog button-sticks, 2 shoulder buttons, and 2 analog triggers. Those analog triggers have a VERY short range from mix-to-max, but most retro games don't support analog triggers anyway. All those extra buttons make for great hotkeys (save/load/toggle speed-up/etc). This also includes dedicated "Turbo" and "Clear" buttons to help you mash through all that dialogue.The fact it has an on/off switch is a big plus, as I can leave it unplugged for months and it still holds a charge when I turn it on. If you forget to turn it off, don't worry - it still has low power draw, and from what I can tell, if it doesn't pair after a few seconds, it goes into standby mode.I've also used this for some smaller IoT projects with Raspberry Pi robots and such, but where it really shines is playing retro games from your couch.5/5, would buy again

Es muy útil y funciona sin problema, lo puedo usar en mi laptop en una smartv e incluso el modo teclado lo detecta mi xbox, solo me hubiese gustado que se pusiera conectar a un celular android por BluetoothLa batería también dura mucho tiempo y la entrega llegó super rápido.

Works great . Super slow delivery.

Really liked the product. Very compact and sturdy device. Joystick and keyboard works as expected.

Lets be honest, if you buy this thing, you are probably buying it for the keyboard, with the controller aspect of it maybe being a fun bonus gimmick, But this thing is extremely competent at being a controller.I started using it as my main controller when my 8bitdo controller started to fail. I've been using it for about a year as a controller, and it's been doing a great job so far.The keyboard keys in the back, being rubbery, make for a pretty good controller grip.The buttons and sticks feel nice, start and select are nice and big (I notice a lot of controls make those buttons very tiny, even if they can be important in a game)Not without flaws though:The controller is thin, so the shoulder buttons are a bit cramped. totally usable, but you might hit one when you mean to hit the other.The d-pad is a shield d-pad, so you can definitely get some erroneous diagonal inputs when trying to hold left or right alone.It doesn't have grips. I don't find it uncomfortable, but some might.The button markings will wear off over time, as they are painted on.But regardless, I've used this to play very demanding platformers and casual games alike and I haven't felt disappointed by it in the least.The keyboard aspect of it works fine too, but still some flaws:Not a fan of the placement of the space buttons. (I can understand this needing to be done to keep the thing from being too big)and it's hard to see the red markings on the keys (which indicate function key combos) even with the backlight on.The trackpad is responsive, but might feel too small for the 2 finger scrolling it supports (this works better if using 2 thumbs instead of your index and middle fingers, like the diagram suggests)Ultimately, I would, and have, recommended this to friends. It's been a useful tool when others have failed.