Full size folding wireless keyboard and mouse touchpad. Tri fold design for compact storage and portability. Designed for MacBook Pro models 2022, 2021, 2020, and M1 with 13", 14", and 16" displays. Also supports devices across iOS, Windows, and Android via wireless connection. Key features and benefits - Full size keyboard with an integrated mouse touchpad for cursor control without a separate mouse. - Tri fold design that folds flat for travel and stores easily in a bag or backpack. - Wireless connection compatible with iOS, Mac, Windows, and Android devices for flexible use across multiple platforms. - Dimensions approximately 5.98" x 3.82" x 0.71" for compact portability. Compatibility and performance - Unified compatibility with MacBook Pro 2022/2021/2020/M1 and 13", 14", 16" models. - Works with iOS, Windows, and Android devices via wireless connection for broad usage scenarios. - Built for portability without sacrificing a full size typing experience when opened. Size, design and materials - Tri fold design enables easy storage and quick setup. - Measures roughly 5.98" x 3.82" x 0.71" in compact form when folded. - Full size keyboard layout with a built in touchpad to navigate screens smoothly on the go. 2-3 practical use scenarios - Use with a MacBook Pro on business travel: fold it to a compact form, connect wirelessly, and type documents while using the integrated touchpad to navigate without carrying a separate mouse. - Home office or living room setup: pair with a Mac, Windows PC, or Android tablet for a space saving input solution that reduces desk clutter while providing a comfortable typing experience and built in navigation. - In meetings or classrooms: connect to a Windows or Android device to present slides, take notes, and control the screen from a distance without a separate mouse. Note - This device combines typing and navigation in a single portable unit and is designed to work across Mac, Windows, iOS, and Android ecosystems. Dimensions and fold design are provided to assist with size and portability considerations.