Mini Wireless Keyboard, Tripsky TZ10 Mini Keyboard, Handheld Remote with Touchpad Mouse for Android TV Box, HTPC, IPTV, Android OS (Black)

After going through six different mini gaming keyboards, I finally arrived at this one just this week. I was in no rush to tear open the package because I'd been let down by the Uniplay U6 and several others and didn't want to rush to a disappointment. Unfortunately, that is exactly what happened. Whereas the games on my Android box recognized the U6 as a HiD keyboard, this TZ10 doesn't register as that. Consequently, the A-B-X-Y controllers don't work in any game and input A, B, X & Y in text. only. The [R] and [L] buttons are barely functional for pinball games, too. In fact, the various Zen games I have only respond to the [L] shoulder button and the [R] works as a return button.The rocker does work in racing games, but guess what? The unit turns itself off after I'm driving for a minute or so because moving the rocker doesn't register as an input on the keyboard anymore. This, of course, brings the car I'm driving to a dead stop until I touch a button.Ok, so it's obvious the TZ10 is no good as a game controller. As a text input machine, however, it's not that bad. That back light comes in handy even though it eats up battery power like nothing else. Oh well. Tripsky tried. Maybe the TZ10 2.0 is just around the corner. Hopefully, it'll be better.

It does what I wanted, and the back light is nice. I was kinda hoping i could switch the mouse to being controlled by the joystick, but there doesn't seem to be an easy way to do that. (I could probably finagle it if I looked harder, but I was kinda hoping the thing would have a driver that came with a settings thing like the one my brother got).

Its clunky, unresponsive, and incredibly cheap feeling. Some buttons I would have to lay into incredibly hard for it to work, or some buttons would be overly sensitive, or stick, leaving a trail of whatever letter or number I had left off on, and the only way to make it stop, would be to turn the keyboard off then on again. The one good thing were the LEDs, and the rainbow effect it could produce for back lighting, that worked well, and looked beautiful.

I like that it is lightweight, I've only had to charge the battery once in a few weeks. I have yet to learn or use all of its features but the ones I have, keyboard and mouse have so far worked very well without a single issue. I like that I can sit across the room and it still work flawlessly. I definitely intended on purchasing a second one in the near future.

so i ordered this as my old one stop functioning. i got it primarily to us on my raspberry pi and got to say im impressed. feels good in your hands and is plug and play on the pi just connected the dongle to the pi and it starts working right away. does have more functions and buttons than my old one but not a bad think just gonna take me a bit longer to adjust . over all good for the money. glad i bought it

For game it's not good, at least not on computer. The battery doesn't last long. When it's at a stand by and activates himself again its gets a little crazy... you have to turn it off for it to be fixed.

Has trouble after "waking up" after a long sleep with the touch pad. Have to flip the switch off & on to get it back. Other than that works just as advertised.

i have to turn the power off 2 to 3 times to get this to work...when it works its great but it gets old everytime it sleeps to wake it back up i have to repeatedly turn it off and on until it gets power again