It is small and sturdy and works. Heavy feel that I prefer and a touch pad that doesn't make you fell like you are doing hand exercises it is so smooth. I can now sit in my recliner and use my 52 inch wide-screen as a monitor - does not get any better...

The keys take getting used to. I normally do not like any keys that are right next to the Backspace/enter/shift keys but when typing in my recliner it doesn't seem to be a problem - my elbows rest on the sides of the recliner and it gives me more...

Small, Light, decent layout

You can't type to fast or it starts to mix the keys up. You are limited to about 30 wpm. The delete button is in a bad place, I find myself hitting it when I try to left arrow

Cheap, small, fits on my lap. The trackpad works as well as any other trackpad I've used on a laptop. Works great for web browsing, etc

I wouldn't want to type an essay on this thing. The keys are a little clunky but fine for day to day stuff (like writing reviews on NewEgg)

Saves wear and tear on my laptop keyboard ; Both the touchpad and keyboard work great (had it for almost two years now)

None this does exactly what I want, nothing more or less

Fits into a very nice space and adds a trackpad so you don't need a mouse. I've found this very useful in my lab where I have the monitor raised on a shelf and not enough space for a regular keyboard and mouse. The trackpad works well

I find that I frequently have to slow down typing on this little guy because it doesn't register all my keyclicks if I type too fast. That can get pretty frustrating

I am using this with a Mini-ITX I built.

Only 1, I dislike keyboards without numpads.

Bad support, no drivers, no configurablity.

Does what is supposed to do.

Couldn't expected more from.

It's plasic and look kinda cheap.