Average response. Compared to the previous one I had, it seems to have better construction.
For its price, it's fine

I have been using it for several months. In the beginning, I believe it was more stable, but now when I want to click on a specific point, it clicks beyond the point I wanted. I don't know if it's because I'm not a surgeon and my hands tremble. I don't think it's a battery issue because this happens even after a full charge. I connect the USB to a USB extender cable and sometimes I need to unplug it and plug it back in to pair the device again. I don't know if this is due to the USB extender I have or if it's due to the device itself. However, in the end, it is a very convenient device that I would buy again if it ever broke, considering its very low price.

Excellent on PC, Android TV, and smart box, and most importantly, it has its own battery and charges with a micro USB cable

Good keyboard, although the keys are a bit small, it gets the job done. I have connected it to a non-smart TV through my laptop and it has good responsiveness. The battery lasts for over a week with mainly mouse usage and occasional keyboard usage. It also worked on an old smart TV for searching on YouTube.

I don't know if it will withstand the test of time, but I have tried it on a laptop and a Hitachi TV. It works perfectly on both devices, you can comfortably use it as a remote control on the laptop when you want to watch a movie, while the keyboard on the TV works without any problems. I couldn't change the language on the TV to type in Greek on YouTube, but even Greeklish works fine. On the laptop, you can change the language from the Windows toolbar and can write in Greek normally. Its range is satisfactory and its build quality is decent. I don't think its size allows for typing long texts (like this one), but it's perfect for avoiding the hassle of searching on YouTube. As I bought two of these, I should note that the first one was charged and worked immediately, while the second one didn't work and needed to be charged, so if you get it and it doesn't work, it might need to be charged first. If any issues arise over time, I will come back to update.

It is incredibly convenient, not for writing an essay of course, but for a word or two for searching, it is just what you need without taking up space like a regular keyboard. The mouse function requires an adjustment period if you haven't used something similar before.

Guys, I was disappointed.. The controller needs charging every day.. I don't know if I got a defective one, but its battery doesn't hold at all.. It's a shame because it's user-friendly otherwise, but what can you do if you have to constantly charge it..

It worked for a week until I needed to charge it. Since then, it neither charges nor works obviously...

Sunday joy and Monday sorrow, while it is very ergonomic, it does not have good construction, so it does not withstand time. I have bought 2 of them and both of them have malfunctioned within 3 months, with issues on the circuit board and they do not charge from me anymore