Rii Mini i25 Rechargeable 2.4GHz Remote Control with Air Fly Mouse and Wireless Keyboard for Android TV Box, PC, PS3, Laptop, HTPC, IPTV, Windows, Linux

Very nice air mouse. Got this to play online darts which I use a mini pc for. This let's me control the game from the oche and the keyboard is useful for logging in and messaging apponents.

Great remote, both build quality and functionality are exactly what I was looking for. Works well with my Nvidia Shield Pro, with the only slightly annoying quirk with volume control (if you hold either of the volume buttons down for a little while and let go, the volume keeps going up/down depending how long you had your finger on the button) once you get used to, it isn’t a huge issue. The size is perfect and feels comfortable to use. Very easy to set up with plug and play dongle, should imagine it would work with any tv, android box or pc without issue. Range seems more than adequate, never had any problems. I like the fact it’s rechargeable and has an on/off switch, hopefully the battery life doesn’t deteriorate as it seems to last quite a while. I’ve knocked a star off for 2 reasons, firstly the cost, it’s a fair amount for a remote/keyboard, but having tried a budget one which I’ve now returned, I can kind of see the value in this as the quality and functionality is fantastic. The second reason is the lack of back light, it’s honestly the only function that’s missing, and in my dark ‘cinema’ room, it’s a real pain trying to use the keyboard, so a backlight would make it perfect.

Works well simple to use battery has good life just turn on and off when using .

Using it with a rPi installed with XBMX/Kodi/OSMC/some variation (so this review may influence those with android boxes, etc). Some of the buttons on the controller side don't work (volume, search, and some other useless features), the main controls (up, down, select, back) work. There's no way of 'escaping' to return/cancel, so I just use the keyboard side. The air mouse is pretty cool, but moderately useless if you're up close to it (should be more effective on a higher resolution with a larger monitor, but there is a dpi toggle). Design is good, fits nicely in hands. Would be nice if there were more (functional) buttons on the controller side though. For the price, it's not bad - fair, it was somewhere in the middle. Not a bargain but not too extreme either.

Exactly what it says on the box. Been using it for a full week without having to charge the controller, so the battery life is rather good

If it were possible to select minus 100 stars I would. This remote is dog poop. Everything about it is garbage. The battery life is ridiculously short, even taking into account it turns itself off when not used so that to pause a playing video takes at least 4 clicks. It re-displays the mouse pointer in the centre of the screen after almost every other button press, meaning you have to keep manually hiding it. When you want the pointer, the "Air Fly Mouse" is about as accurate as Stevie Wonder playing darts. There are zero redeeming features, and at almost £20 I feel like I should have also been sent a pot of vaseline. The keyboard on the back is poorly laid out, and the emblems for the keys for when the "Fn" button has been pressed are virtually invisible. Do not buy this. If you think "ah maybe it won't be that bad surely"... think again. Only purchase this if you want to flush £20 down the toilet and cause yourself immense pain and aggravation.

It’s ok, works alright, defaults to arrow floating on screen every time I switch off and back on. This I could have looked past if it had a back light to buttons. Need light on to use. Disappointed in lack of feature here or this would have been a main remote for me. Now it’s just a back up in draw

A great product and reasonable value for money. Works perfectly with Kodi v21.2 (Omega) running on LibreELEC 12.2. Gets detected as a keyboard and mouse, with all the buttons mapped correctly. You can change your key map in Kodi if you wish to change how the keys function. The only annoyance for me is the air mouse is always enabled when you turn the remote on. You only have to press a button to disable it, but I would have preferred it to be disabled by default. The function of the air mouse is handy for something you need to occasionally click on, but I find it unnecessary for how I use the device 99% of the time. The IR learning function works well and gives a convenient way of switching between AV sources and powering a TV on or off without the need of a second remote. There are 5 programmable buttons. The included instructions were not correct for setting this feature up. You need to press and hold the orange button you wish to programme for 5 seconds until a yellow light appears next to the blue power light. Release the button, then aim the remote you are learning from to the head of the remote and press the button you wish to clone. The yellow light will then blink twice to confirm the button has been programmed. The wireless connection is good and has worked flawlessly. Too early to comment on battery life, but it has not required recharging since purchase over a month ago. Don't forget you can also use the free official Kore Android and IOS app to control your Kodi device from your phone or tablet or the Cast Kodi web browser extension from your desktop computer. The remote is a nice physical device for use by the less tech savvy members of my family however.