Bluetooth Voice Remote with Keyboard, Air Mouse, Backlit, Rechargeable, 2.4G WiFi/BT5.0 Dual Mode, IR Learning – Compatible with Nvidia Shield, PC, Projector, Android TV Box, HTPC(G60S Pro)

Amazing Device For AR Glasses
This is exactly what I needed to pair with my VITURE AR Pro Glasses and Samsung DEX on my phone. The gyro air mouse is the best I’ve seen and they keyboard works well too. You’re not going to type very fast on it due to key layout but it’s really well made and exactly what I needed for laying in bed and browsing.

Good Keyboard for HTPC
Great accessory for HTPC build. On one side, it behaves like a typical TV remote. The keyboard on the other side is functional, although typing on a small keyboard like that is going to have its challenges. Minus one star because backlight on the keyboard side doesn’t work consistently.

Only can get power button taught to the IR feature
For the price, it works pretty well so far. The battery doesn’t last long, so don’t forget to turn it off at night. When the battery gets low, the cursor gets sporadic and when connected via Bluetooth, none of the buttons functions, just the Bluetooth. With the dongle, it works, but I can’t get it to learn anything on my roku tv remote other than the power button. It doesnt do anything when I try the voice command. It’s not worth sending back, but I’ll probably buy a nicer one eventually. I wouldn’t be surprised if it loses all functionality in 6 months anyhow. It works well enough for 35 bucks I suppose

Disappointed with Limited Functionality and Poor Instructions for NVIDIA Shield
I recently purchased the Android TV box remote control with high expectations, as its design appeared promising, featuring a full keyboard and other enticing features. However, my experience with this remote has left me disappointed and frustrated. While a couple of positive aspects can be found, they are overshadowed by significant drawbacks.At first glance, the inclusion of a full keyboard seemed like a great addition. However, my enthusiasm quickly waned when I discovered that the keyboard functionality is limited to Bluetooth and does not work with the 2.4G USB connection. This limitation hampers its versatility, especially when I needed to input text using the USB connection. It’s disheartening to have a feature that falls short of its potential.Another letdown is the remote’s IR programming. While it manages to work with the power button on my TV, it fails to extend its functionality to my soundbar. As soundbars have become commonplace in many households, this lack of compatibility is inconvenient. Instead of serving as a universal remote that simplifies our entertainment setup, I find myself juggling between two remotes, which defeats the purpose entirely.Furthermore, the setup instructions provided with this remote control are simply terrible. I spent an arduous two hours going through a trial and error process to get it to work. In this day and age, clear, concise, and user-friendly instructions are vital, especially for a product that aims to streamline our lives. Unfortunately, this remote falls short in providing adequate guidance, adding unnecessary frustration to the setup process.On a slightly positive note, the backlight function of the remote works fine, providing visibility in dimly lit environments. Additionally, the remote is appropriately sized, making it comfortable to hold and use during extended periods.It’s important to note that my experience is based on using this remote control with my NVIDIA Shield device. Compatibility issues may vary depending on the specific device used. Nevertheless, for a universal remote, broad compatibility across popular devices, including the NVIDIA Shield, should be a priority. Unfortunately, this remote control fails to deliver in that regard.Overall, the Android TV box remote control falls short of its promises due to limited functionality, such as the keyboard’s exclusive Bluetooth compatibility and the lack of control over my soundbar. The poor setup instructions added to my frustrations, making the entire process unnecessarily time-consuming. While the backlight and size are minor positives, they cannot outweigh the major flaws and inconveniences. Regrettably, I find it difficult to recommend this remote control, particularly for NVIDIA Shield users or anyone seeking a truly universal remote solution.

I had bought and returned several Keyboard remotes recently, so I wasn’t expecting much form this one, but I was actually surprised.Its heavy, wide, feels solid. Really nice transition between the air fly, keyboard and normal keyboard functions. There’s no lagging or cutting out. It has all the old remote standards that manufactures have been stripping away recently “channels change” “mute” “home” etc. The optional backlight is really nice too.The only downside is the fact its not directly rechargeable, but after seeing how bad those other options were I have no problem going back to using batteries, I can just pick up some rechargeable AAA’s.

The only way to hit the home button is to hold the back/home button. The problem with that is if you need to hit the home button twice in order to access the app switcher. So now there’s no easy way to switch apps, or close running apps. Other than that it’s a great remote, so I’m docking it one star for that miss

I bought this Remote to be used with my HTPC.On the front side – All the buttons work except for the “Ok” Button.I tested the remote on: Kodi, Stremio, Playnite and a few other programs. The Arrows work just fine to navigate however you wont be able to click “OK” in the Program. You have to flip the remote and then click “Enter”. Very inconvenient and makes for a poor user experience. The button only seems to work on browsers.I wish there was an easy way to remap the “Ok” button.EDIT: The “Ok” Button works on Android TV installed on my Raspberry Pi so it looks like it works well with Mobile Apps but not PC/Windows based Apps.