oFourSmart 2.4G Wireless Remote Controller with Nano USB Receiver Supports IR Learning Function Perfect for Android TV Box IPTV Mini PC Smart TV Projector

I bought this for a Kodi box I built. The Bluetooth remote wouldn't stay connected and I wanted something more reliable. This did that and the addition of the keyboard made it well worth the price.

Easy to use and so good

4 stars, although it works out the box, plug n play. But it took a while to program to turn on and off the box. I am not sure how I got done. It claims that it can be program to turn on n off the TV with the it. But it's confusing . Perhaps the product itself is 5 stars directions 3stars as any Chinese products.Update : if you don't program anything and use just with the bluetooth... it is great. Have the android box on the side n project the screen on the wall. Use the pointer on the wall as if the the box were in front of me and it works great.

I’ve owned one in the past and it was fine, but recently bought three and they constantly lose connection, most of the buttons won’t function and they lose charge very rapidly. They are unusable.

The product works great as a keyboard and touchpad for my HTPC. The problem is, that was not the only reason I bought it. I bought this product because it purported to be a BOTH a functional mouse/keyboard for an HTPC as well as have features you would expect with a 4 dollar Universal Remote Control for my TV. The instructions that come with it are parsimonious at best, clearly not written by a native English speaker, but that really isn't the biggest problem. Either the instructions do not mention how to do this or the device simply cannot function as a Universal Remote Control. It mentions "IR learning" by using a "Smart Remote". I don't understand why this product could not include 1985 technology and have a simple process to program the remove via universal codes.I do not have the original remote control for my 50 inch Toshiba Smart TV. I don't know why that is the only way to program this remote to control the television, my DVD player, etc (if it even CAN do that). In my experience, the entire reason people buy universal remote controls is because they've lost the original remote. I do have a novelty Sharper Image Jumbo remote, I was able to program (again, a 20 year old universal remote control that can do something this newer technology device either cannot do, or the manufacturers cannot have been bothered to provide competent instructions for doing) I asked a question through Amazon, and the response I got was from the seller and was no more helpful. It routed me back to the lacking instructions. I was however unable to use my programmed Jumbo remote to program this device. It doesn't work. My goal was to have one device to do both things, again, this is height of 1985 technology that I'm asking for, which doesn't seem unreasonable.I would return this device if it was worth the hassle, unfortunately since its less than 20 dollars, its more trouble than its worth to me.