 Today I'll be doing an unboxing of the Sodeco Wireless 3D Mouse Keyboard. So this is a company that's based in Taiwan. They're calling this the Air Keyboard. Let's have a look at what else they have to say about themselves. It is, okay, beyond limitation, easy installation, good. Wireless life, plug and play, okay, interesting. Let's see what else we got here. Same kind of stuff, operating voltage, two to three volts. Two AA batteries is what powers it. It supports pretty much every OS under the sun, including Linux. Look at that, interesting. Effective range of up to 10 meters, hotkeys for controlling Windows multimedia functions, motion sensing air mouse. Now that is cool. Left and right mouse buttons. So here we go. Let's go ahead and I'm just going to grab a little screwdriver here because I lost my unboxing knife yet again. And let's open this thing up and have a look. It actually looks pretty cool based on my analysis of the outside packaging, but it remains to be seen how good the product looks. So it comes with a couple AA Energizer batteries, very nice. Those don't expire until 2017, so those will last you a little while. Okay and then we have the, oh, that's a clever way to store the dongle. Look at that. The dongle plugs into a dummy USB port on the back for storage. And then you just unplug that, plug it into your USB port and off you go. It's plug and play. The batteries install here as well as here. So the weight of the unit should be pretty even to the left and the right. And let's have a look at the overall layout of it. So you've got a full QWERTY keyboard layout. Almost everything. No compromises being made here. So all the number keys, the tab, you've got all your letters, you've got like your brackets and your backslash and your semicolon, your apostrophe. So you can actually type. Let's have a look. Personally I would have preferred if the letters were a little bit more centered on the layout because what I find myself doing is gravitating towards here as kind of my home row spots when actually they're more like sort of here. So it's a bit of a reach for my right hand. So yeah, the spacing feels a little funny but I think you'd get used to that without too much difficulty. Now it's got a space key that actually has three points under it. I can feel three distinct switches down there. So what's nice is that means if you hit it with your left hand or your right hand you're still going to get it to register. Got your backspace key here, you got your delete, you got your calculator search, my computer, email and internet hotkeys. Then you also have media keys. Mute, volume down, volume up, stop, back, forward, pause, play and skip as well as a mouse pointer key and a Windows key. Now you can use the mouse like this or you've got, oh interesting. So alright, you have either the option of the air, using it as an air mouse or you can move the pointer around this way. There's your middle click, there's your left and there's your right click. I'm going to have to try this as an air mouse to see how it goes though. So the air mouse actually works surprisingly well. So check out the computer screen. Basically, here I'm going to lean forward a little bit so you can kind of see what I'm doing. But all I have to do is aim it around kind of like a laser pointer at the screen and I can move the mouse cursor around. Now in terms of accuracy, let's go ahead so I can double left click using the shoulder button here and don't ask me again. I can go here and I can go to youtube.com, enter. And my cat is drinking my water. Can you believe this? Oh my internet connection is down. Okay give me a sec guys. Sorry about that guys. Okay I got my internet working now so we're going to go ahead and go to youtube.com. Here we go. So I'm going to type in, I don't know, Linus Tech, oops, tips, enter. And then I can find, oh the channel Linus Tech has. So it looks like a good channel. I'm just going to maximize my window here, scroll down. So the accuracy is actually good enough for me to sit here and... So 13 years you guys wait. That's enough of that. And use my computer as I normally would. See pesky ads go away. So there you go. That is the Air Keyboard. Thank you for checking out my video. Don't forget to subscribe for Linus Tech Tips for more unboxings, reviews and other computer videos.