Ultra-slim Bluetooth Keyboard and Mouse Combo for iPad, Rechargeable Wireless Keyboard & Mouse with 7-Color Backlit, Compatible with iPad 9th/8th Gen, iPad Pro/Air/Mini, iPhone14/13/12 Pro (Black)

Literally the envy of all my friends! I love this. The mouse is USB connection so doesn’t fit into my USB -C port. But the keyboard is why I made the purchase and I love it!

Edit: I have now used this keyboard for a reasonable period. The issues described below were indeed from the low battery. If you are having problems with keys not being seen or with multiple letters appearing for a single key press, it is likely the battery is low. Remember to charge from a low current charger, no more than 20W. One thing that is annoying is the wake up time, or - more precisely, the short delay before the keyboard sleeps - meaning that if you stop using the keyboard for a couple of minutes, you need to press a key and pause about 3 or 4 seconds before the keyboard wakes up again, and regains functionality. It isn't a deal changer, but it is annoying. If you're continually typing, then this isn't a problem. But after maybe 5 minutes, the keyboard goes to sleep, and you're forced to press a key, pause, then start typing again. This is a solid 4 to 5 star keyboard that is small, light, and reliable. I would give it 4.5 stars if I could. I have initially given this keyboard three stars. When I first connected, I was thrilled with this item. I have now started to have connectivity problems. The keyboard keys first stop functioning reliably; sometimes nothing happens, sometimes you get dozens of strokes for a momentary key press. Sometimes it just drops connection completely, and needs to reconnect. I have now found that this happens when the battery is low. I have the keyboard plugged in while using it, and its reliability is again top notch. Pros: Keyboard is small and easy to connect to bluetooth; the connection instructions come with the keyboard, so read and follow them. The layout is a little small, but I wanted a smaller keyboard. I am a large person with large hands, but I'm able to use this keyboard. Unless you have huge hands, you should be able to use this keyboard with just a little practice. The layout is standard, without a lot of unnecessary keys for a portable unit. There are "bumps" on the face that prevent the keys from being accidentally pressed in transit. I put the key side - bump side - of this keyboard against the flat side of my 13 inch laptop, which takes advantage of these bumps. I expect this to extend the usable life of the keys. The keyboard has five rows of keys, so the number, function, and assignable keys are not all the same keys, as on many smaller keyboards. I like this layout for touch typists like myself. Once you get used to the closer key layout, it is almost like typing on a "real" laptop keyboard. Cons: Battery life appears to be the biggest drawback. I have a tendency to leave my keyboard on, so perhaps this is causing the quick depletion of the batteries. The keystroke problems and disconnect problems are - as of this writing - attributed to the low battery problems. As instructed, I only have charged this from my low power laptop USB-A connector, so I have caused none of these problems by misuse or abuse. I will amend this review once the final verdict is in for this recently purchased keyboard. I have not used the mouse, as I prefer a corded mouse. The mouse comes with a 2.4 wireless dongle, and claims to also connect bluetooth. This review has no bearing on the mouse portion of the keyboard-mouse combination. Additional information: You can change the default key back-light color by pressing the RGB key. I haven't quite figured out the exact way it changes the back-light; however, with enough press-and-holds, you can eventually get it to go with white back-lights instead of the childish colors it defaults to. Perhaps I missed how to do this in the instructions. It is also nice that there is a lightbulb key to extinguish the back-light completely. Note that the instructions insist on charging only with a slow charger, so use your laptop or computer USB or an older, lower power charge block. I would assume 10W (2A) or below would be OK. A USB 3.2 port can provide up to 3A (15W at 5V) per published specifications. If the connection and key press issues are easily overcome, as suspected, I will raise the rating to 4 stars. If the problems persist regardless of my attempts, I will lower the rating to either 2 stars or 1 star. As of now, I suspect this is a 4 star keyboard. For portability, I prefer it to my full-size portable bluetooth keyboard, but the jury is still out.

You should buy another one. Material is very cheap and you cannot turn off mouse rgb light