Mini Air Fly Mouse Remote 2.4G Motion Sensing Controller with Keyboard for Android TV Box/PC/TV

I wanted to use a remote for a Libreelec build I had (Kodi as an OS) but also needed basic keyboard as well.I had an MX-3 remote once but like others it suffers from the burnt out 2.4ghz reciever. So I decided to try another one.This works out of the box flawlessly. I can only assume the Libreelec team has ported the keymap into the build. no setup was needed and it is plug and play.Key notes:-the keyboard does disable and only enables when you flip it.-the power button does talk to the 2.4ghz receiver - this was the only button that has different behaviour-everything was supplied-other users report the metal shroud on the usb plug of the dongle coming apart, not happened yet to me but I have used a small usb extension cable to overcome this.keymapthe keymap in Libreelec kodi is as follows:Home = Kodi Home (send you to the homescreen)Hamburger (three lines button) = short press is context menu in library, long press is side bar, during playback shows controlsBack = does same as pressing backspace and sends you to the previous screen you were inVol+/- = controls Kodi's Volumeup/down/left/right = navigate while in library etc, during playback left and right act as skip (10s to jump through,) up and down also skip (jumps to halfway)OK = short press is the same as enter, long press in library brings up context menu, during playback shows up controlsPower = does nothing while the PC is ON, however if you 'sleep' the PC and press it, it sends a power on command and the PC wakes up. some sort of special command. I'll have to see if I can get it to sleep the box.the keyboard uses the US keymap, so I had to change this in Kodi.Additionally there is another blue LED on the side visible when using the keyboard, this lights up when FN is pressed to indicate FN is on. it should be noted that FN is a lock key and not a press to hold.Airmouse was jittery for me, but I expected that in Libreelec. I don't use that anyway.remote buttons are clicky type, rather than soft rubber but in my opinion don't feel cheap and aren't loud either.Decent for the price, chargin cable included.Cons:only issue is the location of the back button, it's not intuitive to have it bottom right. this is ok if you are left handed but not for right handed.needs more buttons, mute, basic playback, and an info button.mouse button could (and should) be moved to a mini button much lower down so you don't accidentally activate it.

If your android device has no mouse and you don't want to involve a 3rd party this is the business,it works on all my devices,is rechargeable so no changing batteries and I've only ever charged it up once which was when I purchased it and that was a long time ago,keyboard on the reverse too

So I bought this for my nvidia Sheild, the original remote had issues, I'd used a button remapper but it was tike to upgrade.I choice this one, purely on price.Anyways, plugging the USB dongle into the shield, and it connected instantly no issues, all the buttons worked as expected. You can navigate fine, home, back, select etc. The top right button brings a cursor up on the screen, again that works fine. Pressing the button again turns it off (cursor disappears a few seconds after you have turned it off)Keyboard function works just like any other wireless keyboard.IR Learning ... this is where the manual is actually wrong, and gives incorrect instructions. The manual says to hold down the power button and ok button for 3 seconds and then press you button you want to program, ie the volume up key. This is not the correct procedure. What you must do, is first unplug the USB dongle from your device. The remote will then flash blue (it's trying to pair) wait until this stops. Now hold the button you want to pair for 3 seconds, and the blue light will rapidly blink a few times. Next point your old remote at the remote and press the key to be learn, again the remote will flash again. And that's it. Repeat this step for each key you want to learn. The manual also says when finished to press the mouse pointer button to save the learned keys, but because the other part was wrong, I dont know if that's also wrong (but press it anyways :) )I have a sound bar connected to my bedroom tv using optical so can't control the volume with my main remote. Using this function, I was able to program the volume + and - for the sound bar the the volume button.Useful points.If you want to be able to turn your shield on with this remote, you must make sure you enable power to the USB port when the device is in sleep, this can be done in Device Preferences > System > USB port power (last two options).Another useful, key combo to learn which isn't mentioned in the manual is how to factory reset. This is handy if you accidentally program a a button in using IR learning. To factory reset the wechip remote simply hold down OK + Left arrow untilnl the device blinks. Sadly you can't remove the programming of a single button, so you will have to reprogram them all again, but at least you can reset it.So all im all it's an ok remote, works fine on the shield and I am sure other Android devices and similar. And forth price it's not going to break the bank.

It's brilliant in so may ways. But why does it have to look exactly the same in either direction? Countless random clicks ensued.

Usb to a linux machine, vero 4k plus. No configuration needed. Air mouse is good but not perfect; the os, OSMC, tends to muddle button input while mouse is active but can turn on and off with a button on the remote, handy feature.

Can only program the power button. Waste of money. Waste of time. Going back

Excellent little controller. Bought it for my pc where I sit a distance away and wanted to use it with netflix. Let's just say it exceeds at that job in every way. Works in VLC and so on. Fully functioning mouse even in games.Only reason is doesnt get 5 is that sadly it womt work on my samsung 4k tv but in its defence it does list is has issues and my Samsung doesnt like third party accessories anyway.If the battery life is good the it will get 5 stars. Charged in less than 30 mins on a high speed wall charger.Great build quality too for 15 British bounds. Fantastic. Would have bought another and will do for my other media build.EDIT: Aug 2020. Still working flawlessly and it dont even need charging that often. Completely plug and play on PC. I have multiple PCs and was going to buy one more but all you do it plug in the dongle and it works instant!! Top notch and now 5 stars!!