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The video introduces and reviews the RII E8 Plus, a smart mini keyboard that supports Bluetooth and features a touchpad. The presenter compares it with an older USB dongle model. Both keyboards are rechargeable and offer functionality for various devices, including smart TVs, Android devices, and PCs. The Bluetooth keyboard supports media player and navigation buttons, multi-gesture touchpad controls, and illuminated keys.
The speaker demonstrates various keyboard functions, including the use of a function button for navigation and shortcuts for volume control and application access. The keyboard boasts 92 keys, multi-gesture support, and compatibility with several platforms like Android, Windows, PlayStation 3, Xbox, and TV Boxes. While emphasizing differences between Bluetooth and wireless dongle keyboards, the speaker notes issues with connecting to certain devices, like a Samsung Smart TV.
In further demonstrations, the keyboard pairs successfully with a Samsung Smart TV, but key functionalities like the home button are lacking, and navigation delays occur. Frustrations are voiced with the YouTube app on the TV, which does not support typing with the keyboard, leading to an outdated search experience.
The video also highlights common problems with using keyboards for YouTube searches, recommending checking for illuminated key features when purchasing online. The presenter encourages viewers to engage with their channel, underlining the importance of technology in daily life.
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In this part of the video, the presenter introduces a new smart mini keyboard, the RII E8 Plus, which supports Bluetooth and features a touchpad suitable for smart TVs, Android devices, and PCs. They compare it to a previous model that operated via a USB dongle, noting both keyboards are rechargeable and include an ion battery. The video includes an unboxing of the Bluetooth keyboard, which has media player buttons and navigation buttons, and can be handled like an Xbox controller. The presenter explains the keyboard’s gesture instructions, such as one-finger right-click and two-finger scroll, and demonstrates pairing the keyboard with a phone via Bluetooth. They highlight the keyboard’s illuminated keys and note that although the mouse function is sometimes not smooth, it generally performs well for various commands.
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In this part of the video, the speaker explains the functionality of a specialized keyboard. They demonstrate the use of a function button for navigation, highlighting the right wheel for opening various applications. Specific commands like pressing ‘F’ for controls, using F9 and F10 for volume, and shortcuts such as print screen and email are mentioned, noting that some commands may not work on all devices. The keyboard features 92 keys, special shortcuts, a touchpad with multi-gesture support, and a USB charging port. It’s compatible with Android, Windows, PlayStation 3, Xbox, and TV Box, boasting a 300 milliamp battery chargeable at 5 volts.
The speaker compares Bluetooth and wireless dongle usage, emphasizing that while the 1 amp non-Bluetooth wireless keyboard has a longer battery life, the Bluetooth option is still satisfactory. The segment concludes with an unsuccessful attempt to connect the keyboard via Bluetooth to a Samsung Smart TV, as no device was found during the Bluetooth settings search.
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In this part of the video, the speaker demonstrates connecting a Bluetooth keyboard to a Samsung Smart TV and exploring its functionality. They discover that while the keyboard pairs successfully and certain keys like F10, F9, F8, and F6 control channel forward, channel backward, volume, and source selection respectively, other critical keys like the home button do not work. Additionally, there is a small delay when using the keyboard to navigate the Smart Hub. The speaker expresses frustration with the YouTube app on the Smart TV, noting that it doesn’t allow typing with the keyboard for searching and requires pressing individual letters using the on-screen navigator, which they find inefficient and outdated.
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In this part of the video, the speaker addresses using a keyboard to search for content on YouTube. They demonstrate that certain keyboards do not work effectively with this feature and suggest right-clicking to access a search icon, which then allows for typing. The speaker attempts to search for “I Technology reviews” but finds that the search results are often irrelevant. They then discuss the mini Bluetooth keyboard, noting the existence of two versions: one Wireless with a dongle and one with Bluetooth. They emphasize the importance of checking if the keyboards have illuminated keys when purchasing online. The speaker concludes by encouraging viewers to like and support their channel, stating the significance of technology in our lives.