Microsoft All-in-One Media Keyboard - Wireless Ergonomic Keyboard with Built-in Trackpad, USB Receiver, Multi-Media Controls for PC/Laptop - Perfect for Home Office, Gaming & Entertainment

I've had this thing for a couple of days now but believe me when i say i've been using it.I'm giving this a 5 star because it does what it's meant to do, and it does it well. However that doesn't mean that there isn't room for improvement. There isn't anything i dislike about this keyboard but there are things that other people might not like (which i'll explain later) and also things i think should be added to the next edition of this keyboard if/when they make it. The size of the keyboard is perfect, not too big because you probably don't want something bulky taking up table space. It may seem small at first and might feel like your fingers are cramped when typing but you're just used to a bigger keyboard. I found it a bit awkward at first but within 30 minutes i was typing on it just as fast as pretty much any other keyboard i've used. One thing i love is how comfortable this thing is when you're using it. The slightly curved keys give almost a rubbery feel and a nice *click* sound when they are pressed - and it feels really, really good. And although this thing is light, it's got a nice weight to it and it doesn't feel cheap at all. Another plus is the huge size of the multitouch-trackpad which also gives a satisfying click and feel when it's pressed. Also having another left-click button on the top left of the keyboard makes it amazing to hold the keyboard and move the mouse with one hand while clicking with the other. And on top of all that this thing is SPILL PROOF! No need to worry when you're clumsy friend spills his drink all over it because it'll clean up nice and easy.Now like i said this keyboard isn't perfect yet. It's meant for use with a TV really, but if you plan to use it with a tablet or desktop you should know that although pretty much every key you'd want is there the keyboard is missing the home and end keys, which might be a problem for someone who plans to write a good amount of documents on this keyboard (i do a fair amount and haven't found this to be a big problem yet). Another thing that might annoy some people is that you have to press "Fn" before you can use the f1-f12 buttons, but this is a media keyboard meant for your tv and like me you're probably only using the f4/f5 buttons, but the media keys more.Things i would like it to have in the future?-Scroll bar on the trackpad. Right now it's kind of difficult to scroll with 2 fingers when you're holding the keyboard with 2 hands (but no other wireless keyboard has it yet so i can't complain)-A light for the caps lock button because you can't tell when it's on (also no other wireless keyboards i've seen have this so i can't complain)-A backlit keyboard. It's probably not there because it would take up too much battery or something and this thing is running on 2 AAAs-Theres only 1 Ctrl button (on the left side) and 1 Fn button (on the right side). I wish they had one of each on each side but that would make this thing bigger so i can live without it because i love the size of it too much.There is software you can download from microsoft to change the function of certain keys on this keyboard. Other people have loved being able to customize it but i'm fine with everything now, maybe i'll check it out in the future.There are no cons about this thing that other "TV keyboard" manufacturer's have a solution for and because of that i cannot reduce it's stars. This thing looks absolutely beautiful and works really well. Overall 5 Stars!