Wireless Mini Keyboard, GAKOV GAU6 Mini 6-in-1 Smart Gamepad with Touchpad and Remote Control

The media could not be loaded.  I love this little controller. I have a logitech but it is a lot bigger. This thing is a lot smaller and it works just fine as you can see in the video. Sorry, it was the best i can do with 1 hand. It is very responsive. It just the matter of time i can figure out what's the other buttons do. Awesome! Oh yeah and it is rechargeable.

Strictly speaking, this controller does it all. It has modes for Windows, Xbox, and even Android (the Android mode is quite surprising to me). It can type, it can control a mouse cursor in every way you'd expect, and it can act as a gamepad. Sort of.While the concept and build quality are good, the execution is very lacking...- The analog nubs have very little travel and are woefully imprecise- The keyboard has a huge transmit delay, so you have to type slowly if you want it to register everything- The triggers on the bottom are very mushy, but also very sensitive, and their positioning makes them very easy to press by accident- The directional pad suffers from the same problems as an Xbox controller, as it's very easy to press the button next to the one you want by accident- Having to manually switch between modes sort of defeats the purpose, in my opinion. (Though it's worth noting that the console controls have keybinds assigned to them in Windows mode - for instance, the left analog nub is assigned to WASD by default)- It just doesn't feel good in the hands, due to its small size and square formAlthough I personally enjoy this controller (for some unfathomable reason) I really can't recommend it, even for HTPC setups; you're better off getting a wireless keyboard and mouse with a dedicated Xbox controller for gaming purposes.

the product says that it will be recognized as an xbox controller. that would be false. it is recognized as a keyboard and mouse combo and you will have to figure out a way around that which will be difficult as anything other than the keyboard and touch pad will be unresponsive. i used steam and found out how to map the keys myself and while doing so i found key differences that break the image of this device;1) obviously if you couldnt tell the sticks wont be clicking so youll have to find 2 buttons that will do that as a replacement. i figured i wouldnt have trouble doing that, no biggie fry. this leads to my next point2) there are 21 buttons that need to be mapped in order to replicate a controller such as an xbox controller. this device only has 20 buttons for that. you cannot map any keys on the keypad as those are considered a different function so now if you havent figured out what im getting at--- youll have to sacrifice a button because of the lack of controller buttonsthe controller aspect of this device is off by one button there for is no good as an xbox like controller. that is a lie. you are being lied to. if youre a dork and are going to use this as a gameboy emulator then here ya go.. dorkdont be optimistic about the description they give you. i knew if had to make adjustments but the part about the "functions as an xbox controller" is where they get you. it is physically impossible for it to emulate a controller that they say it can and does. it cant and doesnt. i am returning this and its only been like 3 hours

I really want to like this product, I mean it works flawlessly, and is built fairly well, as it should be, it just isn't perfect, far from it actually. First off, if you have hands, chances are this thing is too small to be useful, as it's about the size of a Nintendo 3DS XL, only it has a ton more buttons crammed on it. It has all the buttons of a normal controller, but the triggers aren't behind the bumpers on the top, they're at the bottom on the back of the device, which is a terrible place to put them, as they're kind of too out of the way, and the joysticks don't click down, instead they have 2 more buttons down below the start and select buttons, which at least I use to replace the buttons on the joysticks, but it isn't great. The track pad is actually amazingly responsive, and works with no issue. The keypad is layed out a little weird, but seeing as how there wasn't very much room, it's excusable, as it is still set up similar to a normal keyboard, but you can't type fast at all with it, since it can't keep up with fast input, but on the bright side, this thing has a FULL set of media keys, including controls for your mic and headset, an onboard mic, and a 3.5mm headphone jack. It is rechargeable by a micro USB port located on the top of the device, beside the headphone jack, and it charges fairly quickly, and lasts for quite some time, although I honestly can't say any actual numbers, cause I never payed that close attention. Part for whole, if you have small hands this might work for light gaming and computing, but if you're serious about gaming even a little bit, don't buy this product, it simply won't do you any good. I'd say this is best used for some sort of htpc setup, as it isn't good for typing at all, and is way too small and awkward to be any good for heavy gaming.

This wireless mini keypad/controller works great on android TV specially with Nvidia Shield / Shield Pro. Only gripe I have are the bottom two buttons as very sensative to the touch. I wish these was a way to turn those buttons off or if they weren't there it be an excellent controller. Seems like too many buttons have play and pause on this controller. Battery life is very good, if you don't use the controller for 30-45 seconds it automatically shuts off and helps to conserve battery life. It has a manual on/off switch to the right side of the controller which you need to turn on before using the controller. One other feature which would have been nice are illuminated buttons which it doesn't offer. The touch mouse works great like a computer. You won't be disappointed in this controller. Two thumbs up.The battery life is excellent.

its kind of cheap and plasticy for the money. never tried the cheaper one to compare. bought it because it look suitable for games. its ok for games

Curved keyboard is a little odd to use but the range of function is great. Would be better if it was backlit as it is impossible to use in the dark

with 90$,it s better to buy each component separately, 15$gamepad+20$wireless mouse and keyboard +25$Bluetooth speaker (60$)u will save 30$,in the other hand, it lags a lot when using sound and u loose the ability of the touchpad witch sack. it s really a waste of money, not as I expected. really disappointed.

sticky buttons and d-pad make it next to impossible to play any games with it.