“Without a USB to Micro USB OTG converter it won't work for a Pi Zero/Zero W. I have suggested The Pi Hut include a converter as standard!
Fortunately The Pi Hut sell the converter and once connected I was a happy chappy. It works a charm and it also works with any spare mouse you might have.”
“They are ok for the price point it is and for the computer it is for. The computer is only £40, so doesnt make sense splashing out large amounts of money on tech peripherals, so it does that job. I use a Mac, and the mac keyboard, and going to this keyboard I notice the keys are smugy and soft, and for some reason I mis-type letters quite a lot which I dont do on other keyboards. I don't know what it is, as they are arranged as they are supposed to. Maybe its because the groves on 'F' and 'J' thats supposed to align your hands is a lot more subtle on this than on my mac, I often lose my finger placements. I don't know. But either way, it does that job. The mouse is very light, which means if you prefer a feather light mouse in your hand then great. I prefer something a bit more meatier, but like I said, I cant 'fault' it.”
“Good quality, not super-flexy as some inexpensive keyboards. The USB ports are convenient to add a mouse with the RPI Zero. Finally, a US keyboard in Italy!”
