GEODMAER Foldable Bluetooth Keyboard, Portable Full Size Folding Keyboard with Touchpad, PU Leather, Wireless Travel Keyboard for Windows PC Laptop

OK, it's a small folding keyboard with touch pad. But when you unfold it, it becomes a usable keyboard, much more so than other so-called 'mini' keyboards I've tried. I have large hands and am a technical writer, so I type a lot. I don't have any problems using this guy. Although once removed from a 'chiclet' keyboard, it does offer some slight tactile feedback, so that's a help. You won't win any speed-typing competitions, but once you get used to it, it's very workable. The biggest problem I had was figuring out how to turn it on (there's a small switch). And I really like the fact that I can pair it with up to three different devices. BTW, the 'manual' is a multi-fold in 4 point. You'll need a microscope to read it. Unfolded, it lays out like a small-ish keyboard; easy enough to use. And the touch pad doesn't really get in the way as much as I thought it would (although I do think it would have made more sense to locate the touch pad over the keys, rather than beneath them). Overall, it feels well made, lays out nicely, offers several convenient features, and folds up compactly for travel. We'll see how long it lasts, but in the meantime, highly recommended.

I wanted a portable, folding keyboard for on-the-go usage with a number pad AND touchpad. While I'm thrilled that concept is now a thing the touchpad on the GEODMAER keyboard being on the bottom was too much of a deal-breaker. Having to disable it while typing each time is enough to be a nuisance and while it's disabled I was constantly clicking on the mouse button while typing since it then acts as a palm rest. Personally not for me, just not a great design choice when there's other options that integrate the numpad into the touchpad.