VisionTek Candyboard 900319 Black 69 Normal Keys USB RF Wireless Mini Keyboard

I hear good things, however this is a rebranded product. The original brand name is Rii. I have found this elsewhere on am a zon for Thi rty two bu cks

Rebranded. overpriced

Small, rechargeable, backlit, touchpad, power switch... TONS of PROs

Distance... Not a huge knock, but if you get past say 10 feet, the touchpad stops working correctly. I have A LOT of electronics in my house, so 10 feet is my max. Put the receiver in a front USB port and your good to go

This board lasts about a week between charges for me, and worked out of the box with Ubuntu 10.04, 10.10, and 11.10

It's range is about 4 inches less than the distance from the USB RF sensor in my media PC and where I relax on the couch (about 10 feet). I find that you get better range if the RF sensor is mounted sideways using the extra port on the charge adapter,...

The Candyboard is quite well designed and much easier to use than it may look. The buttons have a great tactile action and the RF reception doesn't miss a keystroke. The mouse is probably the most surprising component. It really works well for its...

As long as you don't believe the experience should be equal to a standard size keyboard/mouse, there really aren't any cons

Keyboard & Mouse for the media PC! Small, back light, cat laser pointer, off switch

Sure you have to scroll a few times on the track-pad to get across the screen but DUHHHH its small!!!, turn up the mouse speed and its not so bad. and yes sometimes the keys stick but since when is technology perfect

Size, and good key functions

Touch pad is awful. Pointer does not move fast and the pad sensativity is very poor. double tap does not respond well

This thing is TINY. The screenshots and video reviews I viewed didn't do it justice. It's roughly the size of my android phone (Captivate) ; My cats love the laser pointer, and it's one that I won't lose after a week ; Not only works in OS...

Only has F1-F8 keys (although maybe I'm blind and not seeing the rest...) ; Awkward when you need to capitalize a letter that you would normally press with left hand

Love the concept, small, and convient for a HTPC

The mouse pad is really jumpy, and you have to keep on swiping. The other issue im having is the keyboard it self. Ill go to type in a search and its like the letter gets stuck and ill have alot of AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA or BBBBBBBBBBBB and CCCCCCCCCCCCCC...

This keyboard/trackpad combo is smaller than my usual TV remote. Immediately works on Linux, no messing about, as per label. +1 for stating Linux support on the label

When holding with two hands, I find myself hitting the fn button when I mean to push the left mouse button. Would be nice to have a second LMB on the left side of the unit ; Since F11 uses it does not always work for fullscreening (or more importantly...