EFO Wireless Handheld Keyboard & Mouse

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Pros:

Small, Thin, Comfortable touchpad, Keys laid out like a normal keyboard
Easy to use, Wireless, Rechargeable, Small
Multiple usage; keyboard, mouse, touchpad, Long RF working distance; 10 meters, Slim & light weight, Full size backlit keyboard, Rechargeable Liion battery, Software/driver is not required; Plug & Play

Cons:

No Windows key, Big adapter, Small buttons
Prefer a smaller dongle

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Last revision on August 1, 2011

Reviewers Liked

Small, Thin, Comfortable touchpad, Keys laid out like a normal keyboard
Easy to use, Wireless, Rechargeable, Small
Multiple usage; keyboard, mouse, touchpad, Long RF working distance; 10 meters, Slim & light weight, Full size backlit keyboard, Rechargeable Liion battery, Software/driver is not required; Plug & Play
Works perfectly, Large touch area, Includes back light for in the dark, Long range, Long battery life

Reviewers Didn't Like

No Windows key, Big adapter, Small buttons
Prefer a smaller dongle
Feels cheaply made, Not full keyboard

Expert reviews and ratings

The keyboard certainly does its job, and it does it without breaking the bank. The low price of $22 makes up for a lot of the missing features. However, if you can afford the more expensive wireless keyboard I would recommend that you get that one...

By JusTech'n on March 09, 2010

efo is a Hong Kong based e-commerce company which focuses on remote control such as wireless keyboard, HTPC remote control, USB Lan interface, RobotCam, wireless security and so on. Features - 3 in 1: Keyboard, mouse and touchpad- Rechargeable...

By Hardware Bistro on November 21, 2009

I have to say that I really like this product honestly. My office is setup in my living actually, it just makes things easier that way, but my HDTV is here of course and I don't have to get up from my desk to access the other computer that's...

By DragonSteelMods on November 02, 2009

If you are a person who frequently needs to give presentations, or a couch potato – you’ll love this device. It does not need much attention, and at $22 for the wired and $40 for the wireless, it is not expensive. But I suggest you get the...

By NotebookCheck on February 27, 2010

Now I can see a market for this device for example in private homes, schools and businesses. I found a few flaws though. I personally think the buttons are hard to push, not the size on them itself but you have to push them hard to get it to react....

By Rbmods.com on December 17, 2009

We’ve all seen and may have even used a wireless keyboard before. You’ve probably even seen a wireless keyboard with a built in trackpad like the Adesso Wireless SlimTouch Mini Keyboard recently reviewed here. But have you ever seen a...

By The Gadgeteer on December 11, 2009

In the years of being around and based on the high number of products I have received over the years, this is honestly one of the most unique yet highly difficult in terms of how to appropriately draw final conclusions. While I simply couldnt...

By ExtremeMHz on September 13, 2009