PerixxPERIBOARD-525 US, Wired Mini USB Keyboard with Touchpad - X Type Scissor Keys - 11.18x7.17x1.1 Inches - Build-in 2 USB Hubs - US English

The keys work great, it has a nice touchpad, long cord, lightweight and is basically like a laptop keyboard replacement. So it's super useful for different devices. I will critique that it's a bit loud with the clicks and the DPI is lowish, so if you hook up to a raspberry pi or steam deck where you can't really change the DPI, the mouse may feel a bit slow. But works great and has 2 USB-A buses on the side for other accessories.

When my laptop key kept popping off, I needed a temporary keyboard with a trackpad. This one seemed interesting since the keys aren't as flush and give a good tactile response and the width is about the same as a Macbook Pro. A little plus is there are two USB ports on the lower left side where you can plug in a USB-A (haven't tested whether it will really support USB-C data rates, but not a big deal - I'll just plug into a regular port if it's an issue). The length of cable (about 3') is nice as well and provides good distance if you want to type in your lap but have your computer on a swivel mount. My only (minor) complaint is the touchpad is a little weird. I'm used to a smooth touchpad, but this one feels like sandpaper. When you're on a keyboard as much as I am, it's a little annoying. Fix that and it would be a 5!

For my use, this is the perfect combination of small footprint, responsive keys, and quality trackpad.

The keyboard part is solid and it functions.The touchpad, however, reports to Windows as an ordinary mouse, and Windows uses the standard USB mouse drivers. Meaning that there is no way to disable things like "tap to click" and the other gesture features. The manufacturer also offers no drivers at all for any of their touchpad keyboards, meaning (as far as I can tell) there's no way to override the default behavior.It functions ok if all you need is to browse the Internet.However, I am I laptop gamer, used to playing games with a touchpad. I bought this hoping it would be useful for playing my games with my laptop plugged into a monitor, without having to find a tv tray that fits into the awkward space I have, and without having to relearn how to play things with a regular mouse. Unfortunately, the gesture features are extremely sensitive and not being able to disable them is a bit maddening.For the price of this thing, they could at least offer some basic drivers that let you disable gestures. But if all you need is a keyboard most of the time and only occasionally using the touchpad to click links, it'll get the job done

This is very well made and ideal for use where there is not space for both mouse and keyboard.

Keyboard has a nice feel, but the trackpad almost doesn't work with 2 finger scrolling. Also, keyboard's too thick. To get thay real laptop feel (to help people who need ergonomic setup), its not great.

I have been using this plug-in keyboard for 2 months and have to report that it is exceeding my expectations. The touchpad is very responsive, which was the main reason I selected this one. The type keys are a little more rigid and slippery than I'd like, but I am comparing it to the peerless MS Surface Pro type covers. Overall it's working well as a plug-in.

I needed a keyboard for an autogage iin a robot machining cell and I didn't want a conventional keyboard. This one stores in less space and has all of the functions that I needed, plus it has 2 additional usb ports. Love it!