WeChip W1 Universal TV Remote Air Mouse, Wireless Keyboard Fly Mouse 2.4GHz Connection Air Remote Keyboard Mouse for Android TV Box/PC/Smart TV/Projector/HTPC/All-in-one PC/TV (w1)

⭐️⭐️⭐️ **Decent Air Mouse, but Not Perfect** The **WeChip W1 Universal TV Remote Air Mouse** works reasonably well for basic navigation and control. The air mouse function is responsive and makes it easier to move through menus compared to a standard remote, especially on Android TV boxes and smart TVs. However, the build quality feels fairly basic, and the buttons are not as tactile or responsive as higher-end remotes. There can also be a small learning curve to get used to the air mouse sensitivity, and occasional recalibration may be needed. Overall, it’s a **functional and affordable option** if you need a simple air mouse remote, but it doesn’t feel premium and may not satisfy users looking for a more polished experience.

I bought this to provide mouse and keyboard input for a Win10 machine running a wall mounted display. Pros: the overall feel of the product is good. The keyboard is excellent and it is clear that the designers thought through a lot of the ergonomics. These aspects really made me want to give this product a good review...but I cannot. Con: The most important feature of this product is the ability to control the movement of a cursor. And in this regard, the product falls flat on its face. I don't know whether it is bad calibration of the accelerometers or bad translation of the accelerometer data to cursor movement, but the cursor does not track with hand movement a natural way. There are many problems but the one that is the most annoying is that the cursor when tend to move right and down more easily than it moves left and up. Thus one soon has the cursor at the side or bottom of the screen and no way to move it to the left or the top because the Air Mouse is already pointing left or up. The only way to recover is to turn off cursor control, moving the device to the right or down and then turning cursor control back on. The need to repeat this every minute or so very quickly becomes annoying. Bottom line: This Air Mouse is not realistically usable for its primary function.

Rarely does a device come along that a) just works, b) doesn't need any screwing around, c) solves a bunch of problems at once. I'm running Linux (Debian), watch TV connected to my PC that either plays from a local NAS or streams from Youtube / Netflix / Disney. It takes a little getting used to because it's gyroscopic (so the angle can accelerate the cursor), but perfect for adjusting volume, skipping ahead / rewinding, pausing. It's also great if I'm cleaning with music or a podcast and want to adjust the volume without going over to the keyboard as well. Typing is a bit slow, takes awhile for each letter to show up so it's easy to miss a few. It would be fantastic if the keyboard was backlit as well, hard to see at night. So minor though. I wanted an app that could do the same, but after trying a bunch for hours this was as plug and play as one can get. I've charged it once or twice over the last few months, so great battery life as well. So happy with this

Have had issues typing with this but is a great wireless air mouse and navigation is great. Probably needed to read the manual to figure out typing. Setup was a breeze, dropped a couple of times and hasn't broken so that's a plus.

I bought this remote to work with my mini PC being used as a media player on my bedroom TV. Since I'm running a PC on the TV, I needed a remote mouse to make it easier than having a wireless mouse & keyboard on the TV table. It does work, however it's a bit difficult to use. The range of motion is okay. I could not get the numbers to work though? I wasn't able to log back in to Windows (cuz it uses a pin) & the number pad would not enter #'s. After logging in manually, I opened up Notepad using the remote (there's no "right click" key, so I had to go the long route to open Notepad. I was able to use the keyboard both letters & numbers just fine in Notepad. The FN key turns on the numbers...it works then, but I could not get it to work when attempting to log in. I kept getting the wrong login error and then it locks you out. So still working thru the oddness of using this remote mouse, but it does work for what I need it to do.

Works great in Shield as long as your close enough. Some people claim that it doesn't work in plex, that is incorrect. Sometimes it gets stuck, but if you hit the back and go back in your fine again. Not a terrible issue and much better than the original shield remote. It also works fine in prime, netflix, vudu and showtime app. The keyboard also works great but sometimes you have to choose keyboard mode as the shield option. It would be nice if there was a button that would tell you how much charge that's left. A button and a cheap 3 led display that shows you full, half, low charge would be great. So far, I've used it without needing to charge it again. There is a distance issue between the dongle and the remote that anything beyond 7 feet and communication gets spotty. I'm planning to get a usb extension cable and re-position the dongle outside my entertainment furniture

The idea is nice, the execution is garbage. Using this as a mouse is a nightmare. It doesn't move how you'd expect it to, and the closer you get to the edge of the screen the harder it is to control. I gave this a solid week of trying to use it to see if I just had to figure out the quirks, and no, it just doesn't work well. Got pretty tired of waving my hand around in front of me like an untrained wizard with someone else's wand. Other complaints/issues: No backlight on the keyboard so you can't see it if it's dim. The function keys are also labeled in dark blue, which is even harder to see. The back button never functioned. You have to hit the power button before you can use the mouse, which turned my TV off. It's awkward to hold.

I bought this to *drive" Samsung DEX on my phone when connected to my TV. It works well, though it sometimes takes two hands to steady the mouse pointer while trying to click on something. It's not documented anywhere I can find, but if you are using the USB dongle then most of the buttons are locked to USB and won't work for IR even if you program them with the IR learning function. As soon as I unplugged the USB dongle all my IR programmed buttons started working. Just be aware you can't force a button to work on IR if it's already assigned a USB function from the factory. Overall it works great and I'm happy with it.