Wireless Keyboard with Touchpad Mouse for Desk or Couch
One slim wireless unit gives you a full QWERTY keyboard and a touchpad with mouse buttons. Your desk stays clear, and the media PC on the TV becomes easy to type on from the sofa. The receiver stores in the back, so the setup stays tidy.
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One slim wireless unit gives you a full QWERTY keyboard and a touchpad with mouse buttons. Your desk stays clear, and the media PC on the TV becomes easy to type on from the sofa. The receiver stores in the back, so the setup stays tidy.
Full keyboard and touchpad mouse in one compact wireless remote
- cluttered desks
- need for separate mouse and keyboard
- controlling HTPC or TV setups from the couch
- limited space for laptops and media PCs
One compact wireless remote replaces your mouse and keyboard clutter
Before: a crowded desk and a remote you can't use for typing. After: a single slim unit that types, points and clicks from the desk or couch.
A keyboard and mouse, in one slim unit
- Type and point with one device
The full QWERTY layout covers daily typing, and the touchpad takes over pointing. Scroll with the blue strip, click with the left and right buttons, and keep both hands near the keys. For browsing, email, documents and spreadsheets, you stop reaching for a separate mouse.
- Built for the couch and the desk
The body is slim and rectangular, so it sits on a lap or armrest without tipping. The Fn key opens secondary functions, and the media keys on the function row handle playback. A side USB port and power switch keep the unit easy to switch on from either seat. Use the same device for a desk session and a movie night.
- Clean matte black design
The matte black plastic body and blue-lit touchpad and key legends look at home in an office or a living room. The USB receiver stores in the back, so nothing loose rides around in a bag. It is a quiet piece of hardware that does not compete with the screen.
Everything you need, nothing you don't
- Rii X1 mini wireless keyboard×1
Full QWERTY layout with touchpad, mouse buttons and media keys
- USB wireless receiver×1
Plugs into a free USB port on your laptop or media box
- Receiver storage cover×1
Keeps the receiver secure when you pack the unit
Less desk, same full control

The crowded desk
A full keyboard eats the front half of the desk, the mouse needs a clear strip beside it, and the cables run across everything. On a small desk there is no space left for a notebook. In the living room, the media PC sits behind the TV, and the only remote you have cannot type a search.
One device, both jobs
The Rii X1 Mini puts a full QWERTY layout, a touchpad with a blue scroll strip and left and right mouse buttons into one slim body. You type with the keys and point with the touchpad, so the second device disappears from the desk. Arrow keys, Pu and Pd page keys and an Fn layer handle the rest.

Clear space, anywhere
Set the unit beside the monitor for a tidy workday, or rest it on the armrest and drive your laptop or media box from the sofa. The receiver sits in a slot at the back, so the setup stays together. Pair it with a laptop stand and the desk looks like a desk again.
Why one remote, not two devices
| Rii X1 Mini | Keyboard + mouse | TV remote | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full QWERTY typing | — | ||
| Touchpad and mouse buttons in one unit | — | — | |
| Needs a second device on the desk | — | ||
| Fits on a couch or lap | — |
Characteristics
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Questions and answers
For browsing, email, documents and spreadsheets, yes. The touchpad has a blue scroll strip and left and right buttons, so scrolling and clicking work without lifting your hand. Detailed graphic work still belongs to a dedicated mouse, and most people need a few sessions to match the touchpad to their speed.
It connects through the USB wireless receiver, so any laptop, PC or media box with a free USB port can use it. Plug the receiver in, switch the keyboard on from the side power switch, and you are ready to type.
The box holds only the keyboard, the USB receiver and the storage cover. Setup is a receiver plug-in and a power switch. Nothing else is needed to start typing and pointing.
You get one device that does the work of two and takes one spot on the desk. A full QWERTY layout, a touchpad with mouse buttons and a matte black build cost less than a good keyboard and mouse bought separately, and you keep one set of cables off the desk. For a couch media setup, a second input device is rarely worth it.
Yes. The USB receiver slots into the back of the keyboard, and the included storage cover keeps it secure when you pack up for a trip. Store it in the slot at home so it does not get lost between sessions.
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