Vilros 15 Inch USB Keyboard with Touchpad-Great For Raspberry Pi

Very nice little keyboard. Probably the most solid membrane keyboard I've had. The body is metal and nice and heavy. Feels very well built. The trackpad and mouse buttons also feel great. The keys feel great. Sound is reasonable. This is the perfect addition to my cnc setup, allowing me another point of control. Works great. Perfect size. It even has a function key which seems to be becoming rare. If there is one downside, it's that there is no stand to adjust the angle but I am not missing it.

Perfect tool for the job. No complaints. Small, light, portable, functional, and inexpensive. I use it when setting up new PCs and the mouse/keyboard means I just plug one thing in and go.

Got this for use with a Raspberry Pi 5 microcomputer that I’m using for development of an AI Home Assistant. Wanted to replace a separate full size keyboard with mouse that is just overkill for what I’m doing with this setup. This keyboard is perfect. I guess I wasn’t expecting such good build quality. This thing feels bulletproof. Low profile keys with a full size layout makes typing easy. The entire thing is only 14-3/4” long by 5-1/8” tall and just 5/8” thick, so it is very compact for storage. The touch pad on the right with 2 mouse buttons works great, eliminating the need for a separate mouse and a place to use it. It was completely plug-n-play compatible with my Raspberry Pi, needing no extras to connect and start working perfectly. The cord is 5ft long, which is a lot more than I need, but it’s thin enough to be easily coiled up with a Velcro strap for cable management. If I were to have a complaint, it’s the fact that the cord exits the top just on the right side with a molded strain relief that requires you to have about a 1/2” of clearance in front of the keypad. Not a significant deal, but something to consider depending on how you’re going to mount or store this in a fixed configuration.

I had a Logitech wireless keyboard/trackpad combo for the past 8 years and it worked (mostly) fine. This keyboard however blows past that in terms of key feel and ergonomics. I can type more accurately and faster. It also fixes two of the most annoying issues with my old logitech keyboard: - The wireless keyboards (bluetooth or not) tend to drop connection once in a while. This can become extremely annoying as it pops out of nowhere and causes rrrrreepeated keystrokes and jumpy mouse. - The trackpad on my logitech would stop working at a slight dampness. So if I just washed my hands and did not dry them 100%, I would have to clean both my hands and the pad in order for it to work. This keyboard does not have that problem. I can wipe it down with a damp cloth and the trackpad works like a champion. 5 stars overall. Two minor complaints: - Logitech keyboards have the left mouse click button on the left side of the keyboard as well (above Esc key). This comes in pretty useful for two-handed mouse action. Alas, this keyboard does not have it. - The USB wire could have been a little longer but it can be solved by a wire extender.

this is not a gaming keyboard, or is it very ergonomic, but for a low cost solution for teaching or using a raspberry pi, it is perfect for my use. I don't like wires, but still needed a wired solution occasionally. The built in track pad works, but is a bit awkward. Still better than having a wired mouse to keep track of.

I used this keyboard to restore local use of an industrial PC touch screen display. The display screen stopped responding to touch motions, and no cursor visibility. I merely plugged this keyboard in to a spare usb port on the side of the PC and cursor appeared immediately, and all point and click options work using the keyboard touch pad. Excellent and cheap fix to a possibly corrupt PC touch screen driver or display itself. And no more messing with the virual keyboard when something needs typed - which I never liked to begin with. Supported on the side of the PC rack with adjustable shelf brackets and heavy duty stick-on velcro.

These things are extremely low quality and prone to breaking. I've bought two and both units failed in under 6 months. They have a nice weight, connect easily, and are very functional when they work. Unfortunately, they have almost no longevity and are extremely unreliable.

I needed a small sized keyboard to fit in a server rack tray. This is the pefect size for that. There is a little extra room which is nice. It doesn't feel cramped to type on and the trackpad works great. Next time I need a keyboard for a server, this is what I am getting. Much cheaper going this route than buying one of those rack mounted keyboards.

I've tried several USB touchpad keyboards, including expensive Cherry models and found them all wanting in various aspects. This one ticks all the boxes: - Small and light, but sturdy - Full standard keyboard with no oddly placed keys - Responsive keyboard doesn't miss presses - Responsive touchpad which works with 2 finger scrolling, tap-to-click and two-fingered tap to right click. Worth the money.