The only downside is that it's not possible to recharge the keyboard via a USB connection instead, it takes two AA batteries. Like all the best standalone trackpads, it supports multi-touch gestures, and connects to your PC (or a smart TV) wirelessly using a secure connection so your data can't be intercepted.
This Bluetooth board features a built-in trackpad that's fairly small, but able to replace a mouse for most common tasks. If you want to try a trackpad but are short on desk space, the Microsoft All-in-One Media Keyboard could be the perfect solution.
