Riitek (often marketed as Rii) specializes in wireless mini keyboards, air mouse remotes, and smart accessories for computers, smart TVs, and gaming consoles.
Shenzhen Riitek Technology Co., Ltd., established in 2009, is a premier manufacturer of wireless electronic peripherals. Widely recognized by its primary sub-brand "Rii," the company creates innovative input solutions including mini wireless keyboards, Bluetooth air mice, gaming controllers, and touchpads.
These devices are designed to enhance the user experience across various platforms, such as Android TV Boxes, HTPCs, PCs, Macs, and gaming systems like PlayStation and Xbox. In addition to input devices, Riitek's portfolio includes digital picture frames and thermal label printers, focusing on portability, ergonomic design, and reliable connectivity.
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Generally, plug the USB receiver into your device's USB port and turn on the keyboard; it should pair automatically. If the connection fails, press and hold the specific pairing keys (often Fn+F1 or a dedicated RF button) until the indicator light flashes, then re-insert the USB receiver.
For dual-mode keyboards, press the Bluetooth key combination (e.g., Fn+Tab or a specific Bluetooth button) to switch modes. To pair, long-press the Bluetooth button until the LED flashes blue, then select the keyboard in your device's Bluetooth settings.
Ensure the keyboard is charged. Generally, you can toggle the backlight by pressing the 'Light Bulb' icon key or a combination like Fn+Win, depending on the specific model.
Yes, most Riitek 2.4GHz wireless keyboards are compatible with Smart TVs and Android TV Boxes that support standard USB HID devices. Bluetooth models require the TV to have built-in Bluetooth support.
If the cursor drifts or keys don't respond, place the device on a flat surface and hold the re-sync key combination (refer to your specific manual, commonly Left+Right mouse buttons or Fn+F1) for a few seconds until the LED behaves as indicated in instructions.
The USB receiver is typically stored in a compartment on the back of the keyboard, often inside or next to the battery cover.