CZUR Rechargeable Bluetooth Keyboard with Touchpad, Portable Computer Keyboard with Trackpad, Wireless Ultra Slim Keyboard for PC/Laptop/Tablet/Phone

I recently purchased the CZUR Rechargeable Bluetooth Keyboard with Touchpad as a compact, travel-friendly input device for my tablet and phone, and overall, I’m impressed with its versatility and performance. The ultra-slim design and lightweight build make it incredibly convenient to carry around, whether I’m working from a coffee shop or traveling. Pairing via Bluetooth is quick and seamless across multiple devices, and the built-in rechargeable battery lasts a surprisingly long time between charges. One of the standout features is the integrated touchpad, which works well for basic navigation and eliminates the need for an external mouse—especially helpful when using it with a tablet or smart TV. Typing feels responsive and quiet, though the keys are understandably a bit more compact than a full-sized keyboard, which may take some getting used to if you have larger hands. The touchpad can occasionally be a little finicky with gestures, but for the price and portability, it’s a fair trade-off. Overall, this keyboard is a solid choice for anyone looking for a sleek, wireless keyboard with an integrated trackpad for casual use or on-the-go productivity.

I really love this keyboard. I always thought what is the point of having a keyboard for a laptop, but I use a monitor with my laptop and always hated having two screens up. It is wireless so I don’t have to connect it. It is very responsive and the battery life is superb. I don’t even turn mine off and it is still working from the first charge more than 10 days ago. I use it everyday.

It used to be too troublesome to type with the remote control. Now I can use the keyboard to control the TV and the projected computer directly while lying on the sofa. Typing and sliding are very smooth. My children also like to use it to take notes in online classes. It is convenient and easy to use, and the battery is durable. Everyone in my family praised me for buying it!

Maybe this product works for people who just want any functioning wireless keyboard, but this isn't worth the price for me.A few things:1. The plastic shell feels really cheap. You can see the board literally cave in when you type hard enough.2. Very loud. I don't mind some noise when typing, but the sounds from this keyboard was too much.3. The "touchpad" is NOT A TRACKPAD—meaning that you can't use standard Windows 10/11 trackpad controls. It has its own weird system of controls which are hard to get used to. Importantly, you can only zoom and scroll as if you're using the mouse wheel, instead of the pinch-zooming and smooth scrolling you can do on a normal trackpad. This was a deal-breaker for me!

Nice light keyboard. A little compact for big hands

I wasn’t sure how well this remote and keyboard would work with my quirky Linux portable desktop, but it’s been a surprisingly solid companion. I mostly use it to control that linux box, which is hooked up to a portable monitor—way better than watching shows with ads on the TV’s native apps by using a browser instead. The keyboard layout is well thought out, the keys feel good to type on, and the battery life is impressive — I’ve had it for months and only charge occasionally. For a device not explicitly made for Linux, it’s performed flawlessly across all my PCs. Definitely a pleasant surprise from inexpensive tech.

It wasn't able to connect to my google TV. I have a google TV Chromecast that I wanted to use this keyboard for. Unfortunately, it wouldn't connect.I don't believe this to be user error as I was able to successfully pair it to my PC.The issue:I am able to confirm that it is in pairing mode (hold F1 for 3s until BT light lights up). I am able to see it on the Google TV and can click the pair button. However, once I click pair. It asks me to confirm pairing. I hit confirm and then it just says pairing for a few minutes and returns a "Could not Pair" error. I tried resetting the keyboard and resetting the Google TV. I also tried pairing it to a different Google TV. I also tried pairing it while it was on the charger. Nothing worked. I guess the interface just doesn't work with Google TVsThat being said...Pros:It also seemed really quality. It felt very sturdy and well designed. I don't fault it for not working the Google TV. It's likely an interface thing. If you plan on using it for a smart phone or PC I would recommend this keyboard. The touch pad was very responsive and satisfying to click. With having all of the gestures you would expect from a touchpad.Cons:The buttons felt a little small and I wish you could adjust the angle it sits.

It has excellent connectivity and it works really well for me with my iPad too, I had no issues with that. It feels comfortable to use and clicks smoothly. The trackpad is a real highlight and is great as it means you don't have to rely on a mouse. Overall I'm very impressed with it and feel it's great value for money.