Very good keyboard as an add-on to a television or TV box. Very beautiful, slim, and lightweight. Quite functional and user-friendly accessible buttons, multifunctional trackpad. What can you say about the backlight? Perfect in a dark living room!
I haven't used it on a PC since I use a full-size keyboard and mouse for work (programmer...). However, I tried it with my Lenovo Thinkpad, which has a broken one, and it served me as much as the built-in one.
As for its battery, I have forgotten when I last charged it, maybe I don't use it as much as others who have a different experience.

It is exactly what I was looking for to control my HTPC from the couch.
I don't think it could have been much better than it is.
It has good range and the only thing that might bother you is if you need to do a right click drag-drop. (For the left click, it has a separate button, but the right click is part of the mouse pad)

I found it amazing, but after 5 months of use, almost all the keys stopped working. Unacceptable product

I bought it from Amazon for 17 euros. It lasted me two and a half years. Every week it needed charging, but after a year, it needed charging every 2-3 days with minimal use (and yes, I would turn it off). Eventually, it completely stopped working.

For some Chinese reason, when you typed in Greek, it would press tones, commas, periods, and produce something else. I never figured it out. The build quality seems to be made from recyclable Chinese socks, like everything else at this price. But at least, in terms of design, it seemed to be of good quality and deceived you. The keys had a nice feel and it had nice LED lights, and it always connected wirelessly without interruptions. It was small and convenient for the living room where I had it. For 20 euros, I think it's worth it. If you want something more quality, go for something else

Hello everyone,

Guys, because I read something if I remember correctly about its battery, you should know that it has an automatic shutdown feature and it turns off by itself, so the battery doesn't run out as quickly as they say.

Just turn off the switch and turn it back on, and it's fine...

It's great! It's lightweight, beautiful, and compact. If you have a computer connected to a TV or a smart TV, it's a game-changer. No more cables to pull and trip over, no more changing batteries. And the fact that it doesn't have batteries and requires charging makes it 100% worth it for me! It's also eco-friendly and saves you from constantly having to buy batteries.

TIP! For those of you who have cats, dogs, or robotic vacuums that go back and forth, this wireless, rechargeable keyboard is your new best friend!

I got it for use with a mac mini that is connected to the television. It works great as it seems to have good build quality (it doesn't scream that it's Chinese, that is).
It is the only one that combines a trackpad and backlit keys, and it's a shame that it doesn't appear in the results of Scroutz when searching for "keyboard with trackpad and backlit keys". I found it first on a foreign site and then searched here with the model, and to my surprise, it was available in the Greek market...

I bought it because it's the only one with illuminated keys, I wanted it for multimedia use in the evening (on the couch watching a movie), it has good construction and everything else. HOWEVER, the battery doesn't last at all. If not every day, then every other day it needs to be charged. Even when it goes into sleep mode and the light goes off, the battery doesn't hold. Before, I had the equivalent from Logitech, which I would forget to change the batteries and it would be great if it had a little LED light under the keys so you could see them at night. In terms of construction and feel, it's fine, but it doesn't work for the use I want it for.

Very good, the only thing I would like is for the touchpad to have click buttons for right and left

Well, it's very good, it has red, green, blue backlight, it's quiet, the mousepad doesn't lag at all, it hears everything.
Just know that it's small and has small keys, but for its size, backlight, and wireless (it has its own dongle), it's very good and exactly what I was looking for in terms of use.
I believe it's worth its money, although I would have liked more stores to have it.