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- 4 in 1: 2.4G air mouse, 3 axial Gyro-sensor, wireless keyboard and 2 mode IR learning remote.
- 3 axial Gyro-sensor , it is convenient to operate in horizontal and vertical mode for game and typing.
- Full QWERTY keyboard, Full Function keys.
- With the feature of IR learning, it can quickly learn original code from other home electric appliance remote control.
- 2 mode(AV/TV) IR learning remote control, can be paired with any home IR device.
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Product Description
Rechargeable Li-ion batteries: Last longer up to two weeks between charges.
Short recharge time: Around two hours can fully charge the battery.
2.4G wireless: Enjoy long-range wireless control from up to 10 metre (33 feet) away.
Backlighting: Makes text entry effortless even in low light conditions.
Mini USB dongle, inside case. It is convenient for carring.
Compact and lightweight.
Plug and play: no need to install software.
Support System:
-Google/ Android OS
-Mac OS
-Linux OS
-Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows CE, Windows Mobile
Specification:
Operating distance: 10 meters
Battery capacity: 800mA
Charge voltage/current: DC 5V/300mA
Standby time: 400 hours
Dimensions: 12.6 * 5.6 * 1.2cm
Weight: 86g
Package size: 18.5 * 9 * 4cm
Package weight: 199g
Packing List:
1 * Fly/air mouse keyboard with IR remote
l * USB receiver
l * USB cable for recharge
l * User manual
Short recharge time: Around two hours can fully charge the battery.
2.4G wireless: Enjoy long-range wireless control from up to 10 metre (33 feet) away.
Backlighting: Makes text entry effortless even in low light conditions.
Mini USB dongle, inside case. It is convenient for carring.
Compact and lightweight.
Plug and play: no need to install software.
Support System:
-Google/ Android OS
-Mac OS
-Linux OS
-Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows CE, Windows Mobile
Specification:
Operating distance: 10 meters
Battery capacity: 800mA
Charge voltage/current: DC 5V/300mA
Standby time: 400 hours
Dimensions: 12.6 * 5.6 * 1.2cm
Weight: 86g
Package size: 18.5 * 9 * 4cm
Package weight: 199g
Packing List:
1 * Fly/air mouse keyboard with IR remote
l * USB receiver
l * USB cable for recharge
l * User manual
Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
40 of 40 people found the following review helpful
By Joshua-1
Amazon Verified Purchase
This keyboard/mouse/remote is as near perfect (for the price) as possible in my opinion.
My setup in the living room is a large television and an HTPC running XBMC. I've used at least five other devices or combination of devices to control this setup and each of them had their advantages and disadvantages. This remote/keyboard is much better than all of the other options overall, and even in situations where it isn't the best option, the compromises it makes make sense.
The importance of the IR remote on the back can't be overstated. Even though the buttons are limited, each of them has two modes (TV and AV). This remote would not be adequate for anything more than turning the television on, changing the channel, adjusting the volume and changing the input.... But that's all I needed it for anyway. These simple buttons allow me to throw my Television IR remote in the drawer and only take it out when I need to access some special function, which is almost never. In AV mode I mapped the buttons to common functions of the XBMC program, but all of those functions are also accessible from the keyboard side so it's somewhat redundant.
The keyboard itself is a good compromise. Since there's no need for a touchpad, there is more room for keys, which makes finding the character you need easier. Almost all the keys are pretty much where they would be on a full size KB, and those that have been relocated make some sort of sense. There are page up and page down keys on the side of the device, which I haven't ever needed but they don't get in the way either. A possible improvement would have been to reverse the Function and F keys by default. I press play a lot more often than I press F6. The keyboard is lit (red/amber) from underneath (You can turn this on or off) and each key can be identified easily in the dark.
The air-mouse function was a surprise to me, I thought it would be, at best, a barely tolerable way to move the mouse when I needed to for some reason and I didn't want to go find my wireless mouse that is always where I didn't sit down. In fact it works really well and is without a doubt my favorite way of controlling the cursor short of a real wireless mouse (which, let's face it, can't be beat). It is surprisingly smooth. I turned the mouse sensitivity down a couple of notches in windows to allow for more accurate pointing. There are 2 ways of moving the cursor, both using the same air-mouse button either "Click cursor movement on - Click cursor movement off" or a "Click and hold to move - Release to stop". Both of these work well, but some situations demand one or the other, and it's nice that they are both always available. It just depends on how long you hold the button. Another great feature is the ability to rotate the air mouse so you can hold it like a remote if you want and the movements are natural, or rotate and hold the KB sideways and the mouse will work correctly in that orientation. Impressive. The only annoyance I have with the mouse functions are clicking the left and right mouse buttons themselves. You are usually using your thumb to hold the air mouse button, so you have to release that button to press either of the mouse buttons. If you are using the click-on-click-off method, clicking these buttons invariably moves the whole device just enough to take you off-target the millisecond you press the button. If you are using the click and hold to move method, Clicking and dragging becomes impossible with one hand and unnatural with 2. I wish there were mouse buttons on the side (Like the page up and page down buttons, but on the other side) or on the bottom so I could use them with my index and ring fingers as I held the air mouse button down. Maybe next model...
So almost all of that was good, here's some more good and bad things:
Good: Price, delivery, rechargeable, receiver stores inside, you can turn the IR side and the KB sides off separately.
Bad: Feels cheap, Instructions are sparse, poorly translated and in the case of the IR learning function, just plain wrong. IR transmitter isn't particularly impressive in range or strength. I wish the arrow keys rotated their orientation the way the air mouse does.
I've paid 3 times as much for products that did only half of what this one does and not as well. While not perfect, the price brings this up to 5 stars for me and I will never build a HTPC for a friend without insisting they get one of these.
My setup in the living room is a large television and an HTPC running XBMC. I've used at least five other devices or combination of devices to control this setup and each of them had their advantages and disadvantages. This remote/keyboard is much better than all of the other options overall, and even in situations where it isn't the best option, the compromises it makes make sense.
The importance of the IR remote on the back can't be overstated. Even though the buttons are limited, each of them has two modes (TV and AV). This remote would not be adequate for anything more than turning the television on, changing the channel, adjusting the volume and changing the input.... But that's all I needed it for anyway. These simple buttons allow me to throw my Television IR remote in the drawer and only take it out when I need to access some special function, which is almost never. In AV mode I mapped the buttons to common functions of the XBMC program, but all of those functions are also accessible from the keyboard side so it's somewhat redundant.
The keyboard itself is a good compromise. Since there's no need for a touchpad, there is more room for keys, which makes finding the character you need easier. Almost all the keys are pretty much where they would be on a full size KB, and those that have been relocated make some sort of sense. There are page up and page down keys on the side of the device, which I haven't ever needed but they don't get in the way either. A possible improvement would have been to reverse the Function and F keys by default. I press play a lot more often than I press F6. The keyboard is lit (red/amber) from underneath (You can turn this on or off) and each key can be identified easily in the dark.
The air-mouse function was a surprise to me, I thought it would be, at best, a barely tolerable way to move the mouse when I needed to for some reason and I didn't want to go find my wireless mouse that is always where I didn't sit down. In fact it works really well and is without a doubt my favorite way of controlling the cursor short of a real wireless mouse (which, let's face it, can't be beat). It is surprisingly smooth. I turned the mouse sensitivity down a couple of notches in windows to allow for more accurate pointing. There are 2 ways of moving the cursor, both using the same air-mouse button either "Click cursor movement on - Click cursor movement off" or a "Click and hold to move - Release to stop". Both of these work well, but some situations demand one or the other, and it's nice that they are both always available. It just depends on how long you hold the button. Another great feature is the ability to rotate the air mouse so you can hold it like a remote if you want and the movements are natural, or rotate and hold the KB sideways and the mouse will work correctly in that orientation. Impressive. The only annoyance I have with the mouse functions are clicking the left and right mouse buttons themselves. You are usually using your thumb to hold the air mouse button, so you have to release that button to press either of the mouse buttons. If you are using the click-on-click-off method, clicking these buttons invariably moves the whole device just enough to take you off-target the millisecond you press the button. If you are using the click and hold to move method, Clicking and dragging becomes impossible with one hand and unnatural with 2. I wish there were mouse buttons on the side (Like the page up and page down buttons, but on the other side) or on the bottom so I could use them with my index and ring fingers as I held the air mouse button down. Maybe next model...
So almost all of that was good, here's some more good and bad things:
Good: Price, delivery, rechargeable, receiver stores inside, you can turn the IR side and the KB sides off separately.
Bad: Feels cheap, Instructions are sparse, poorly translated and in the case of the IR learning function, just plain wrong. IR transmitter isn't particularly impressive in range or strength. I wish the arrow keys rotated their orientation the way the air mouse does.
I've paid 3 times as much for products that did only half of what this one does and not as well. While not perfect, the price brings this up to 5 stars for me and I will never build a HTPC for a friend without insisting they get one of these.
27 of 29 people found the following review helpful
By Dale
Amazon Verified Purchase
This is my first product review on Amazon, because I just had to say how much I love this little gadget! It has turned four devices into one. I no longer need a separate mouse, keyboard, TV remote & DVD remote. In doing research, I quickly realized that it was down to 2 items. This one & similar devices which had a track pad instead of the air mouse. Realizing how many times I got frustrated over messed up typing on my laptop, due to accidentally touching the track pad, I did not want to repeat this headache. And forget the reviews that complain about a learning curve. If you can use a Wii or Kinect controller, you will master this thing in seconds. Indeed, the mouse buttons are backwards, but I imagine most people will use this with their right hand, therefore making the device actually easier to use. And I had no difficulty keeping the mouse pointer steady when clicking the mouse button.
I have only 3 very minor complaints. First, if the mouse pointer is inactive for awhile, then it goes to sleep/freezes, but a click of the middle mouse button quickly gets it going again. Second, the mouse pointer doesn't always stay aligned with this device. But I found a super easy way to deal with this is to just "bounce" the pointer against the TV screen edge & get it back to where you want it. And lastly, the user manual's broken English on how the device learns your TV/DVD remote's functions isn't that clear. Once you do understand, I found the way it does it is ingenious & intuitive & wished all universal remotes were this easy. All you basically have to do is:
1. On this device click on TV or AV (i.e. DVD player), then click the set button until the little light stays on.
2. Face the front of this device toward the face of your remote.
3. Click a function on this device (e.g. the volume up button), then click the equivalent button (the volume up button) on your remote long enough for the little light on this device to flash & wallah, it can now do that function.
4. There are about 8 basic functions you can set & after repeating the above step until you have copied all the functions you need, press this devices set button to complete the process.
I like how compact this device is. My coffee table is no longer littered with numerous big devices. True, just like on a smartphone, writing lengthy paragraphs are a pain. So I save the dissertations for my regular computer.
I have only 3 very minor complaints. First, if the mouse pointer is inactive for awhile, then it goes to sleep/freezes, but a click of the middle mouse button quickly gets it going again. Second, the mouse pointer doesn't always stay aligned with this device. But I found a super easy way to deal with this is to just "bounce" the pointer against the TV screen edge & get it back to where you want it. And lastly, the user manual's broken English on how the device learns your TV/DVD remote's functions isn't that clear. Once you do understand, I found the way it does it is ingenious & intuitive & wished all universal remotes were this easy. All you basically have to do is:
1. On this device click on TV or AV (i.e. DVD player), then click the set button until the little light stays on.
2. Face the front of this device toward the face of your remote.
3. Click a function on this device (e.g. the volume up button), then click the equivalent button (the volume up button) on your remote long enough for the little light on this device to flash & wallah, it can now do that function.
4. There are about 8 basic functions you can set & after repeating the above step until you have copied all the functions you need, press this devices set button to complete the process.
I like how compact this device is. My coffee table is no longer littered with numerous big devices. True, just like on a smartphone, writing lengthy paragraphs are a pain. So I save the dissertations for my regular computer.
15 of 15 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
This little remote and the Amazon seller, "Key to Success" both deserve 5 stars. The remote arrived safely and promptly and I am impressed by the packaging and the quality of the remote itself. The included instructions took only a couple minutes to review and the step by steps actually had it tied to my computer in even less time. I thought there would be more to getting the "air mouse" working but once I plugged in the tiny wireless usb nub, the drivers self loaded, and bam, the cursor on the screen was being controlled by the remote.
Another reviewer mentioned the cursor jumping around so web buttons couldn't be clicked accurately. I noticed that too, however there's a huge button that will lock the cursor to the spot you want and then the left or right mouse buttons can be clicked. Simple!
I recently ordered a "mini" android pc (mk802) to turn our bedroom plasma tv into a cool computer-connected entertainment center. This remote with its back-lit keyboard, hand motion gyro sensor mouse, and additional learning IR remote (for turning the tv on and off) makes everything work together wonderfully.
And, yes, I am using it right now to type this review!
Another reviewer mentioned the cursor jumping around so web buttons couldn't be clicked accurately. I noticed that too, however there's a huge button that will lock the cursor to the spot you want and then the left or right mouse buttons can be clicked. Simple!
I recently ordered a "mini" android pc (mk802) to turn our bedroom plasma tv into a cool computer-connected entertainment center. This remote with its back-lit keyboard, hand motion gyro sensor mouse, and additional learning IR remote (for turning the tv on and off) makes everything work together wonderfully.
And, yes, I am using it right now to type this review!
Most Recent Customer Reviews
3.0 out of 5 stars
it works fine but it is just too darn small
I rarely use this because it is just too small and awkward. I had it connected to a computer that is connected to the TV so I could switch over to the computer and google something... Read more
Published 1 day ago by just me
5.0 out of 5 stars
Excellent and convenient
I have an HTPC (Home Theater Personal Computer) in my living room, and this is the way we do pretty much everything involving the TV. Read more
Published 2 days ago by Kerry Chandler
5.0 out of 5 stars
Well underrated!
This unit is great and works perfectly. This is simply a great remote that works well. Easy plug and play
Published 3 days ago by Electronics man
5.0 out of 5 stars
Skeptical but happy
When I got the item in I was concerned, the box was written in Chinese, I was really expecting a cheap little toy to be inside. Read more
Published 8 days ago by J. Parsons
5.0 out of 5 stars
Repeat buyer
This is the second Air Mouse I've bought from iPazzPort. Great product and the keyboard functions very well. Read more
Published 8 days ago by Alexander Bodensieck
3.0 out of 5 stars
It's okay
Thought this would be better than it is. It works which is great. It takes some getting used to. I think I'm just more disappointed in the keyboard since half the time I have to... Read more
Published 9 days ago by Jeremy Briant
1.0 out of 5 stars
It Just Doesn't Work
I've been searching for the perfect HTPC remote and this does not fit the bill. As far as the Air Mouse ability it is way too difficult to steady your hand enough to allow any... Read more
Published 9 days ago by Carl Drach
2.0 out of 5 stars
Sorry I wasted my money.
I gave it 2 stars as the keyboard is somewhat useful but the mouse functions are really bad. Mouse buttons are very hard to push and double clicks while staying on target is not... Read more
Published 9 days ago by John B. Dempster
5.0 out of 5 stars
Excellent Product !
Super light .. I use it as a universal remote works very well. The air mouse is something to get used to, but doesn't take a whole lot of practice before you are wielding it like... Read more
Published 11 days ago by Csablich
4.0 out of 5 stars
Great product at a great price
Only weird thing is that left and right mouse buttons are reversed. Maybe I'm just using it backward, but they're reversed in the position that seems like the logical way to use... Read more
Published 17 days ago by Clark Baker
