MCSaite Wired Silm Keyboard with Touchpad - Portable Scissors Foot Structure - USB Port with 1 Hubs Fit with Professional or Industrial Use for Computer Laptop Mac Notebook

They survived in an industrial environment. Still operating fine. They are slightly smaller than you'd expect though but not too small to be used.

I ordered two of these for use in a small server farm, where I needed a wired mouse and keyboard in a tight space. The size is difficult for typing, but perfect for the small space I wanted them for.One of the two worked for a day or so, and then started to fail. Keys would repeat when pressed (especially the space bar). Now that same keyboard only works for 5-10 seconds after being plugged in. Unplug, plug in again, and get another 5-10 seconds. The second keyboard still works okay.Also, in terms of features, there's no multi-touch, so no two-finger scrolling with the mouse.Given the price of these keyboards, I expected much better quality and features.

it does work fine just small

Keyboard is very good, USB works great, using this with my Samsung A9+, Mouse connected via the USB on keyboard. It is a very good size for my purpose.

The only useful part of this keyboard is the ability to plug in a better keyboard into the side USB

It plugged in fine and worked but I started typing "testing" and the i was a 5 and then the o was a 6, and there were a bunch of other letters that didn't work right. I tried pushing different buttons to see if that would help but some of the letters were correct and many incorrect so I immediately returned it. Maybe because I have Windows 11? It also came in a dirty box. The keys are extremely small, even smaller than my current compact keyboard that is about 10" long. I did like the mousepad though, that's the reason I bought it because I fractured my shoulder and I work on a computer and moving the mouse makes the shoulder hurt more. I'm disappointed it didn't work out and didn't want to try another one. The only other wired one I could find is a Cherry that is over twice as much and I don't like to deal with the batteries on wireless but may have to.

The product was delivered next day on time and it appears to work as described on my windows 10 laptop. I will be trying it on a Quattro Belmark Printer which operates on windows 7 tomorrow. I do not anticipate any issues but will advise.

This looked like the perfect solution for a wired keyboard+touchpad for our thin client lab, but the device is simply too small. The keys are much smaller than your average laptop, bearing more resemblance to the keys you would find on a netbook in the sub-10-inch range. Users we tested the device with were unanimous in their opinion that the keyboard was too compact to comfortably type on. For some users this may be a plus (highly portable) but it was deemed unsuitable for even short-term (<2 hours) use in our office.While we will not be able to give it enough use to test durability due to the circumstances, the sturdiness of the keyboard did not inspire confidence. Even a gentle twist caused the entire body of the keyboard to flex and bend. Perhaps this is an intentional design choice to keep the unit lightweight, but it made me wary nonetheless. With no internal bracing and a thin, flexible plastic case, all stress will be put on the PCB to which the keys are mounted.We tested this plugged into both linux-based and Windows 10 devices. On the linux device, both the keyboard and touchpad worked perfectly. On the Windows 10 device, the keyboard worked but the touchpad and buttons were unresponsive. Due to the use case of this device, only linux compatibility was needed, so we did not perform extensive troubleshooting on the Win10 platform. In this regard, it would have worked perfectly fine for us. Your mileage may vary.If the manufacturer were to produce this keyboard in a standard (larger) size with internal metal bracing or a stronger plastic case, I would absolutely give it five stars and purchase them in bulk for our environment.