Pros: When it works, it does what it is supposed to do. Great for HTPC in bedroom. Tactile feel of the keys is nice. Nice layout. Small footprint.; lightweight. Worked for about four months and then....nothing! Followed the pairing directions and still no-go.

Cons: Worked for a while then died. Contacted customer service and haven't heard back from them and it's been more than 3-weeks.

Overall Review: POOR CUSTOMER SUPPORT! Warranty is a joke! Mine should be covered under warranty, but can't get anyone in the company to acknowledge. Avoid and buy from other vendor if they meet your needs.

Pros: Does everything I could have asked for. Small enough to be a remote for my living room media computer, but large enough to have a fully functional keyboard. Its about the size of an iphone, but twice as thick. The keyboard also acts as a mouse... you tilt the keyboard to move the cursor across the screen. This is a very nice feature! It also has a right and left click, which is convenient. Works from at least 20 ft away (from my couch to my TV). Runs on 2 AA batteries.

Cons: The moving the cursor is kinda touchy and takes some getting used to.

Overall Review: With some use, I quickly adapted to the touchy cursor, so it wasn't much of a con. No software to install, it is completely plug-and-play... Some will like this because of the ease of installation, but some may want more customization and the ability to program buttons. The keyboard has volume, mute, windows menu, internet explorer, scroll up/down, and a few others. Honestly, I can't think of anything else I would program into the thing... but I'm sure someone can find something it's missing. Overall, exactly what I was looking for. Would definately buy it again.

Pros: - Really Compact Design (able to hit all keys using your two thumbs) - Air Mouse/Keyboard all-in-one. - Keyboard keys require decent amount of pressure to activate (not too touchy or hard) - Top row hot keys for multimedia functions After using the Gyration mouse and keyboard for a couple of years. I now find myself using the Cideko mouse to select something like the address bar of a browser window and then starting to set the device down to go pickup a keyboard... and then catch myself thinking, oh yeah, I have the keyboard already. :)

Cons: - Mouse is not as responsive as the Gyration devices, but close - Not rechargeable, Gyration mouse was rechargeable - No F1-F12 keys (impact for games) - No 10 Key keypad (impacts high-ASCII character passwords)

Overall Review: Battery life is unknown ATT; however, the device does sleep. Replaced Gyration combo (GYM1100CKNA) with Cideko AVK-02-915 device. I’ve also replaced all the old school components: amp/cd/dvd/receiver/tape/vcr (NOTE: not old enough to have record player or 8 track stuff ;)) and now drive with a single PC. However, Family Room was starting to look like work (mid-sized tower PC, keyboard, mouse, ups, and wires. Honestly, those flashing blue drive/system activity lights were also driving me nuts. Wife really likes the following rework of making the room look like a “Family Room” instead of a teens gaming den. With this new addition the Family Room HTPC consists of: Cideko Air Mouse/Keyboard, Logitech Harmony 900 RF Remote, Logitech Z-5500 5.1 driving all Bose AM5 speakers, nMediaPC HTPC 8000 (antique radio) case, Hauppauge Colossus capture card, low power (20w) Zotac AMD E-350 MB, and feeding a 47” plasma TV. Really… really hard to detect a computer is even in the room.

Pros: small uses batteries as opposed to being charged by wire, decent range. Overall build quality is good in my opinion.

Cons: feels a little plasticky,(sorry not a scientific term) the edges have textured plastic and should have a rubber grip in my opinion. The mouse keys are set up on each side separately. The air mouse aspect of it is not that cool and annoying to use in my opinion. Especially in side to side motion I find it much easier to use a trackpad. Scrolling is annoting because of the location of the mouse keys.

Overall Review: I own this and a dinovo mini, and prefer the dinovo mini much more. I bought this for a second htpc in my bedroom. If you are comparing this to the dinovo mini, I would suggest the dinovo mini. I also prefer a keyboard to not be shaped like a video game controller, for some this may be a plus.

Pros: Air mouse + keyboard in a nice tiny package. Perfect for HTPCs.

Cons: A little touchy on the air mouse, not really that bad though.

Overall Review: This thing is tiny! Much smaller than it appears in the pictures. 5½ x 3¼, which makes it "fat remote" size, which means you'll be typing with your thumbs. Up to you whether that's a pro or a con.

Pros: Buttons have a great tactile feel. Compact. Has a high-quality look and feel. Comfortable to hold. Easy to connect. Works like a champ!

Cons: The left mouse click is a shoulder button on the left side. While this matches a normal mouse as far as position left-to-right, I find it odd to click with my left index finger. I would prefer the primary "left click" button to be the right shoulder button.

Overall Review: Smaller than I expected...it seems to be smaller than an Xbox 360 controller...about the size of a PS3 controller. Someone said there was no way to toggle the mouse function. On the unit I received, there is a key on the top right side labeled with an arrow at a 45 degree angle. This button toggles the mouse on and off. In addition to preenting the cursor from leaving some text boxes, I also found it useful to "re-center" the mouse. What you do is put the cursor in the center of your screen. Then toggle the mouse off. Now align your keyboard toward the screen in the manner that feels comfortable and natural from where you are sitting. Now toggle the mouse back on and you are ready to move the curcor all over the screen with ease.

Pros: Mouse and Keyboard in one. Easy to use (wife can do it she is not that tech savvy) AA batteries in either side (uses very little battery life) Plug and Play simplicity

Cons: Reception can be a little choppy through a lot of furniture. USB stick pokes out a little far would be nice if it was smaller.

Overall Review: Great product and I would absolutely buy it again.

Pros: * Simple plug and play * Navigates mouse pretty well * Mouse lock is pretty nice * Turn off Computer with 3 button sequence * RF has good range * auto shutoff feature saves battery life

Cons: * Lit keys would be nice for HTPC in dark room. This doesn't have it * Navigation is a mouse strange initially, but pretty quick to pick up * Dongle sticks out 2 inches. Size of a USB flash drive. * Kindof Pricey for a low tech device, but it gets the job done