Wireless Keyboard with Trackball for Couch and TV Use

Keyboard and trackball, all in one compact unit

• Trackball that steers from the couch

  The chrome trackball sits between the keys and the buttons, so you move the cursor with your thumb while your hands stay on the unit. Two mouse buttons and a scroll wheel handle clicks and page scrolling. You never need a separate mouse or a flat surface to roam on. Navigating a media PC from the sofa with this feels natural after a few sessions. The trackball rewards a little practice, so give it a day or two of use.

• A keyboard that stays put

  The USB Mini Receiver is small enough to stay in a port with nothing to snag on. The 2.4G connection runs the keyboard and trackball through that one plug. There is no second dongle to hunt for and no cable running to the couch. Keep the receiver in a port with a clear line to where you sit.

• Power and keys in one place

  Multimedia shortcut keys run along the top edge, so pausing a video or adjusting volume takes one press. The Windows key and Ctrl+Alt+Del sit on the same unit, so you do not reach for a second keyboard for system commands. The matte black keys carry blue legends that read well in a dim room.

Plug in, switch on, and start navigating

1. 1
   Insert two AA batteries

   Open the battery compartment on the back and fit two AA batteries, matching the polarity marks inside.

2. 2
   Plug in the USB Mini Receiver

   Push the receiver into a free USB port on your PC or media box. Pick a front or open port with a clear line to your seat.

3. 3
   Switch the unit on

   Set the ON/OFF switch on the back to ON. The keys and trackball respond within a few seconds.

Everything you need to start typing today

• 2.4G wireless keyboard with trackball×1

  Matte black keys, brushed silver trim, chrome trackball

• USB Mini Receiver×1

  Plugs into a USB port and stays put

• AA batteries×2

  Power the unit from the back compartment

From cable clutter to one clean controller

The cable mess on the couch

Picking a video from a TV-connected PC means a keyboard on your knees and a mouse that never quite reaches. Wired peripherals snag on the coffee table every time you shift position. The fix usually ends up being a standing trip to the PC.

One device, two jobs

The trackball sits right next to the keys, so your thumb steers the cursor while your fingers type. Two mouse buttons and a scroll wheel cover the everyday clicks. Everything you used to split across two peripherals now lives on one compact body.

Set it up and sit back

Two AA batteries go in the back, the USB Mini Receiver goes in a port, and the ON/OFF switch goes to on. That is the whole setup. The keyboard sits on your lap or a small desk and stays ready for the next movie night.

One device instead of two cables and a crowded desk