Bluetooth 4.1 Keyboards With Touchpad

[Mechanical] It does the job. I prefer wired keyboards as there don't require batteries nor fiddling with Bluetooth and multiple devices.

[Bus Power] I finally got annoyed with wired keyboards and decided to go to BlueTooth. I have been using Logitech Unifying devices for years and had confidence I could fall back on it should bluetooth be troublesome. As implemented on this keyboard, I have yet to have a problem. The most impressive thing about this keyboard is how solid it feels. I will soon replace the rest of my keyboards with these.

[Dual-Deck] It's a small and lightweight controller with a firm click of each button and touchpad.

[4 lb] One of the best keyboards in the market

[Internal, MADI] I have an older HP desktop with integrated sound card that would not support a Visio 4.1 sound bar. Thought I would try this Sound Blaster card and now I have surround sound with subwoofer that is simply outstanding. Easy installation and setup. Love it.

[0.19 lb] Note that this bracket is available in three sizes: 4.1, 5 and 6. Be sure to purchase the right size for your rig. As well as the shoe mount, a standard 1/4 x 20 threaded hole in the bottom shoe allows it to be mounted on a second tripod or, with an adapter (available separately), on a light stand. These brackets are study and small, a good investment for a lightweight rig. The 4.1 bracket weighs only two ounces.

[Yes] A little heavy but seems like will be good protection and convenient with the keyboard. Just need to get a mouse since there's no touchpad on it

[Silicone] Both work well, but I had to remove so as to send the computer to Acer for repair of the touchpad.

Both work well, but I had to remove so as to send the computer to Acer for repair of the touchpad.

[Desktop] Guitars, keyboards, bass