Ovegna T2: Wireless Keyboard 2.4Ghz Touchpad, Touchpad and Numeric keypad, for PC, Smart TV, Android Box, Raspberry, Mac OS, Linux, Android, Windows

This product has given me extra freedom of movement in a classroom where my computer MUST be in one corner of the room, but my teaching takes me all around it. I love that I no longer need a separate mouse to go wireless (though I still prefer it to any touchpad). Being able to convert the touchpad to a number pad is AMAZING, as it saves space for everyday use, and saves time when entering grades. The size is big enough to easily fit both hands for comfortable typing, while still being incredibly lightweight. I only have one complaint: the battery life. After using this, I would instead have purchased a rechargeable model, as the battery doesn’t last long with daily use. Instead, I will be using rechargeable batteries, and keep a charger and extra battery at work.

I love this little keyboard. It’s lightweight, compact and easy to maneuver. Typing is so comfortable. The touch pad is easy to use and fingers glide across smoothly. The reason I gave it a 3 is because the Num pad doesn’t work. I bought It this 3 times because I thought it was just a malfunction in one. Fn +F11 is suppose to activate the num pad. After buying 2 neither of them are functioning. I’m so disappointed because I prefer using a touch pad and a num pad over a mouse and the conventional number row. I haven’t decided if I’m going to keep them. Back to the drawing board..

Im serious this is THE BEST mini wireless keyboard/mouse combo Ive owned and ive owned quite a few of them. That even goes as far as full size wireless keyboards and mice. Now I should say here its not actually a "mini" combo more like a medium but has ALL the features that are uncomplicated and easily accessed as a full size set. Now this one does have some very special features I havent seen on others. 1 is the trackpad doubles as a numeric keypad and 2 is the right/left buttons laid out at the bottom of the trackpad actually CLICK when you push them. You dont know how great of a feature that is until youve had a million of these and the trackpads arent always reliable when it comes to clicking the right/left clicks so having an actual tactile feedback is really nice. This is such a great product at an unbeatable price for this quality Im going to order a couple more to replace the USB sets we have on our other comps. Highly recommend to anyone youll love it

Overall I am satisfied with the keyboard. I think other reviewers had stated that there is a lag when trying to use the touchpad, well that is very true. Trying to double-click, scroll down or up, and moving the page is not as effective as a touchpad on a laptop. Many times I just give up and use the buttons under the touchpad to move what's on the screen. Lightweight and very useful when on the go, but the touchpad definitely needs work. I would recommend, but if you have a heavy requirement to use a mouse or have a lack of patience, I wouldn't recommend using the touchpad. Get a wireless mouse. The #s also have a lag when trying to use them, guess cause they are on the touchpad. I have no complaints other than the touchpad. Maybe it's just the one I received, but it would be nice if it didn't have such a bad lag. Hope this helps

Good little to medium size keyboard that is pretty versatile for most needs. The only issue is the keyboard can be very sensitive to the touch or even rubbing/hovering over a key can produce a missed key. There no adjustment to compensate for the sensitivity issue

I’ve had this keyboard for about a month now and so far it’s working well for me. I really like that it’s wireless and has a good connectivity reach so I can move around my rather large office without worrying about disconnecting.My husband mistakenly threw away the instructions so I haven’t figured out how to use the touchpad as a numeric keypad which in all reality is why I purchased this keyboard specifically bc within my business I, for one reason or another, am always needing to type numbers so it’s a huge drag using the numbers across the top. I’ve always been a numeric keypad type girl as it’s so easy to without looking punch in any series of numbers or dollar amounts necessary. Whereas with using the top row numbers I have to actually stop... and look for the numbers which bugs the crap outta me bc I type fast and am always multitasking. So when i have to actually stop to look down it messes up my auto-pilot-speed-typing-mode. I never mastered speed typing the top row part in middle school or high school keyboarding class hahaha!If someone can point me in the right direction to where I can view / download a copy of the users manual or just give me the directions to enable that function specifically THAT WOULD BE GREAT!Thanks!

The touchpad is super unresponsive on this keyboard. And yes, I took the plastic foil off.Unlike other reviewers, the numlock feature worked fine for me. But 2 finger scrolling was super laggy. So I sent it back. Sad, cause it's the 3rd keyboard with a built in touchpad I bought. Sorry to say, they were all junk.

The number pad never worked. I can only use this keyboard on the TV. And still, it's limited.

Easy to use. Suits my need.