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Batteries Included2.4GHzWireless

This modern keyboard with an integrated touchpad is compatible with Windows, macOS, Android, Smart TVs and game consoles including PS3, PS4 and Xbox One. The keyboard features twelve function and five media hotkeys, and the high-resolution trackpad supports a single finger slide or tap, two finger slide for vertical scroll, and two finger pinch for zoom. Supplied with a nano USB receiver and 2 x AAA batteries.

Size / Shape:AAA
Battery quantity:2.0 pc
Batteries included:true
Batteries can be replaced by user:true
Battery used for:Main Product
Type:Alkaline

Wireless All-in-One Keyboard and Touchpad

Cat. No: XC5137
3.7(3)
$54.95
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$54.95 / unit
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$48.95 / unit
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$43.95 / unit
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Works like a dream

crash525February 2024

Bought this with my raspberry pi and worked wonderfully. I was worried at first however that my keyboard didn't come with a USB transmitter but then found it inside of the battery holder. Would recommend it if you have a spare USB A port.

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trackpad doesn't work great

WillSeptember 2025

Perhaps mine was defective, but it still deserves a warning for anyone considering this keyboard. The trackpad is disappointing; although it’s larger than the Logitech K400 (& cheaper), which I liked, mine had a 1mm vertical line on the left side where the sensors didn’t work, and it was immediately obvious when you would draw your finger over the whole touchpad. I'd just get the logitech k400+ if you were interested in a wireless keyboard with a trackpad, you'd pay more but the tactile feedback is better and the build quality is noticeably better as well.

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Surprisingly Not Crap!

fluufyAugust 2025

I bought this with low expectations, but to my delight it feels nicer than either the Logitech or Rapoo Keyboards that I have killed previously. Only criticism is the touchpad - it's accurate enough, but has a shiny surface that does not "glide" under finger. And, the mouse buttons below the pad are awkward, these would be better located at the other end (one thing the dead Rapoo did well). Hot tip: get an extension cable for the 2.4G receiver - USB3 and 2.4G wireless don't play well together, but this seems to help.

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