Bai Fen Bai Electronic Wireless Mini Keyboard with Gyroscope: 2.4G wireless connection

Aaradhya M. Lucknow

June 4, 2025

Decision:

As a student with a busy schedule and a love for cars, I often find myself multitasking, and this keybard was an impulsive buy to make my TV and computer use easier. The problem was that my old remote was limited, and typing on it was a pain. This solution offered a compact, wireless way to type and navigate, which initially seemed perfect. But after using it for a couple of months, I've noticed some issues—like the battery draining quickly and it feeling a bit cheap. It does the job for basic tasks, but I'm not sure it's worth the investment long-term, especially with kids who might break it. The takeaway is that it's a decent gadget for casual use, but don't expect it to be extremely robust or last forever. I'd recommend it only if you're on a budfet and need something temporary.

• Pros: I was extremely impressed with how small and easy to handle this keyboard is; it fits perfectly in my hand and doesn't feel bulky at all. The typing experience is smooth and responsive, making it great for quick messages or searches from the couch. It connects wirelessly withput any delays, and the motion control feature is a fun way to navigate menus—it feels like magic gliding through options effortlessly. Long story short, it works well with my TV and computer, adding a lot of convenience to my setup.
• Cons: However, the build quality seems a bit flimsy, and I worry it might not hold up with my kids around who tend to be rough with gadgets. The battery life isn't as long as I'd hoped; I find myself charging it more often than expected. Also, while the mition control is cool, it can be a bit sensitive at times, leading to accidental selections. It's not the most durable option out there, which is a downside for a family like mine.