I bought an Android box for my girlfriend a month or so ago and it came with this keyboard. The model she has is identical to this one. The main difference is that her version requires two AAA batteries, whilst this one has a rechargeable lithium ion battery.
Fast forward to today and I bought the same Puersuit Android box for my parents. Unfortunately, the keyboard was not included like it should have been so Amazon sent me a gift certificate to purchase one. Since this is for my parents and since AAA batteries are always a pain to get a hold of in Supermarkets, I opted for this rechargeable version instead.
Included in the box is the keyboard, the lithium ion battery, and a USB charging cable. When you remove the battery cover you will see a USB transmitter which you should put into the back of your Android box. I was really pleased to see that the charging cable comes with an extension cable as the Android box they have only has two USB ports and one is taken up with the transmitter for this keyboard. The extension ensures that we can use another USB cable and charge the keyboard.
At the top is the USB connection port and the on/off switch. It connected automatically to the Android box. Check out the settings area for keyboard settings if it doesn't automatically connect.
The keyboard works well. The buttons are clicky and responsive. Is this an amazing keyboard? No. This is no replacement for a proper portable keyboard with regular keys, but it is a vast improvement over using a virtual keyboard on your television.
When I am just browsing around menus I find the Android box's remote control is better, but I prefer using the keyboard when searching for files and for browsing the web.
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 18 December 2016
Fast forward to today and I bought the same Puersuit Android box for my parents. Unfortunately, the keyboard was not included like it should have been so Amazon sent me a gift certificate to purchase one. Since this is for my parents and since AAA batteries are always a pain to get a hold of in Supermarkets, I opted for this rechargeable version instead.
Included in the box is the keyboard, the lithium ion battery, and a USB charging cable. When you remove the battery cover you will see a USB transmitter which you should put into the back of your Android box. I was really pleased to see that the charging cable comes with an extension cable as the Android box they have only has two USB ports and one is taken up with the transmitter for this keyboard. The extension ensures that we can use another USB cable and charge the keyboard.
At the top is the USB connection port and the on/off switch. It connected automatically to the Android box. Check out the settings area for keyboard settings if it doesn't automatically connect.
The keyboard works well. The buttons are clicky and responsive. Is this an amazing keyboard? No. This is no replacement for a proper portable keyboard with regular keys, but it is a vast improvement over using a virtual keyboard on your television.
When I am just browsing around menus I find the Android box's remote control is better, but I prefer using the keyboard when searching for files and for browsing the web.
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A Handy Little Keyboard for an Android Box
By Kevin Muldoon on 18 December 2016
I bought an Android box for my girlfriend a month or so ago and it came with this keyboard. The model she has is identical to this one. The main difference is that her version requires two AAA batteries, whilst this one has a rechargeable lithium ion battery.By Kevin Muldoon on 18 December 2016
Fast forward to today and I bought the same Puersuit Android box for my parents. Unfortunately, the keyboard was not included like it should have been so Amazon sent me a gift certificate to purchase one. Since this is for my parents and since AAA batteries are always a pain to get a hold of in Supermarkets, I opted for this rechargeable version instead.
Included in the box is the keyboard, the lithium ion battery, and a USB charging cable. When you remove the battery cover you will see a USB transmitter which you should put into the back of your Android box. I was really pleased to see that the charging cable comes with an extension cable as the Android box they have only has two USB ports and one is taken up with the transmitter for this keyboard. The extension ensures that we can use another USB cable and charge the keyboard.
At the top is the USB connection port and the on/off switch. It connected automatically to the Android box. Check out the settings area for keyboard settings if it doesn't automatically connect.
The keyboard works well. The buttons are clicky and responsive. Is this an amazing keyboard? No. This is no replacement for a proper portable keyboard with regular keys, but it is a vast improvement over using a virtual keyboard on your television.
When I am just browsing around menus I find the Android box's remote control is better, but I prefer using the keyboard when searching for files and for browsing the web.
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