iPazzPort 2.4GHz Mini Wireless Keyboard Review

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iPazzPort kindly sent in another of their wireless keyboards for review. I use these little wireless usb keyboards nearly everyday, for everything from navigating my android tv box to search content, to configuring raspberry pi's and even on occasion to control powerpoint presentations! So it's not exaggeration to say I absolutely love how useful they are. Well this guy is one of the cheapest I've seen and from a brand that I've been very happy using in the past so let's see if this $17 wireless keyboard earns its keep in my edc backpack.
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[@dfx62]

unexpectedly thorough review, much appreciated,well done

[@kamehamegamer]

I have this little device too had it for about 3 years and it works well with my raspberry pi 3b+

[@miloot897]

i got one with my rasberry pi but it doesnt work anymore, wel my keyboard shows it is alive and my usb thing does also blink a light but how do you connect them to each other?

[@alerey4363]

I've always found ridiculous the QWERTY disposition of tactile virtual keyboards, you can't correctly type on a flat glass without looking at it, which defeats the purpose; same as with small real physical QWERTYs, you can't put both your hands at the same time to type fast without looking at it, again defeating the purpose of QWERTY distribution; the only valid reason I can think of for doing this is for reference, so you still can find the keys relatively quickly, but you would have to type them individually and looking at it, which again makes you slow and cumbersome.There should be some other disposition more efficient for tiny surfaces, I remember back the feature phones with the T9 keyboards and teens writing like crazy with their thumbs