iPazz Summary

Pros

Users found the iPazz keyboard to be a reliable alternative when facing input lag or other issues with different keyboards.
It is mentioned that the iPazz is actual Bluetooth, unlike some keyboards that require proprietary USB receivers.
One user returned a keyboard and switched back to the iPazz, stating that it "sort of worked."

One user mentioned that the iPazzPorts come very close to perfection but have some frustrating features, such as a short keyboard timeout.
Some users experienced problems with the USB charge port breaking off on the iPazzPorts.

When discussing HTPC choices, users recommended options ranging from refurbished PCs with mini wireless keyboards to more high-end solutions like the Asrock CoreHT 252B or Vision HT 323B for those looking for a more powerful setup.
Recommendations also included considering devices like the Raspberry Pi, GBox Midnight, or Mk808, especially for those interested in Android-based solutions.
For users seeking a smaller form factor, options like the Mac Mini were proposed, with mention of the importance of having USB 3.0 connectivity for external devices.
A comprehensive HTPC baseline setup was shared involving a Raspberry Pi, USB 3.0 stick, SD card, iPazz IR flying mouse remote, self-powered USB hub, and a 500GB hard drive, optimized for low power consumption and media playback.

Users recommended Rii Mini Bluetooth keyboard for HTPCs, citing its small size and good performance for activities like watching videos and web browsing.
Some users discussed alternative options like rii-rt-mwk13, df30, vmx3, and imay-a8 for those looking for other keyboard choices.

A user shared a setup involving an 8GB SD card, 16GB USB 3.0 stick, 3A 7-port USB hub, iPazz Mini keyboard, Zyxel mini router, and a Seagate External HD, totaling $165, running Raspbmc on super settings for multimedia consumption.