Rii Mini i25 Wireless Fly Mouse Keyboard and Remote Control

I love this little remote. Im coming from using kodi with a Bluetooth keyboard and this is next level. I got stumped and thought there was a problem because when flipping the remote the underside buttons shutoff to prevent accidental pressing. I didn't know this and hold the remote naturally upside down sometimes and it would stop working. Just be aware it has that feature. I think its great being able to flip and use whatever side you want. The air mouse is alittle glitchy but I have no use for it so I just disable it. It has auto standby like most rii remotes. So I rarely turn it on or off. Charge lasts quite a while without shutting it off, weeks for me. Ir learn function works perfectly although I would love more buttons to program. I plan on getting a few more.

The remote came out the box with a charge and it was basically plug and play into my pc. I tested the mouse feature and it is basically what a wii remote is in how it functions. Their aren't as many programmable buttons at the top as I would like; the ones above the circle "ok" are programmable with my tv remote. For those that don't understand the instructions on how to program the buttons; first you need this remote and your current tv remote. Then, turn on the remote with the switch on the side and hold down one of the orange programmable buttons (which their are only 5), after holding it down for a bit, the blue light on the remote will have a red/purple light turn on next to it, then take your current remote and point it towards the receiver of this remote and press the button on your remote that you want this remote to mimic. You will know if it was successful if you see the red light flash for a second and then disappear. So if you want it to mimic the power button on your remote, press the power button on your current remote pointing the receivers at each other and it will now take on that function. I do like the color with the accent orange but it does not have a backlight in any of the buttons. So, if you are trying to use it in the dark to say turn on your tv, then it will take some memorizing or turning the light on. I really wish that their were like an extra 2 buttons that are programmable. Currently I would like to have the ability to go up, down, left, right on my tv with this remote, but sadly their are only 2 arrows. The left click for the pc is the "OK" in the middle circle, and the right click is the back arrow below that above the mouse activator button. Another gripe I have is that their is no windows button or something of the sort. There are 2 "alt" buttons which I believe do the same thing, with one having a "www" secondary function and the other one having the tilde key secondary. I would rather press w 3 times rather that have a dedicated key for it, and that button can be replaced with the windows key or a button like the windows key for any non-windows users. For my needs, I have tested it to work at least up to 10 ft without connectivity issues although it probably can work further, I have not tested longer distances. The build quality of the remote is quite sturdy,, it passes the bend test like what JerryRigEverything does on phones. It is pretty rigid in construction and is probably a teeny bit bigger than a modern tv remote. It is a downside that it is micro-B cable to charge it when we are progressing over to usb-c everything. but that might be a future upgrade that will take place. All around a pretty good buy for $20, its a good mouse/keyboard/remote combo, that is effective at its job and is arguably better than any mini portable touchpad/keyboard combo.

I tried some other similar "air mouse" remotes with keyboards, and this one is by far the best. It's not perfect, but it does 95% of what a full keyboard and mouse can do, the battery lasts forever, and it's so easy to use, I can hand it to houseguests with almost no explanation and they figure out how it works. Here are the few small things I wish worked better: - Missing functions: There is no "Windows" button, no scroll-wheel equivalent, and you can't "Ctrl-click" - No backlight. In a dark room, it's hard to see the button markings, especially the red "function" markings which you need to use numbers and some punctuation. - The IR blaster is not that strong. It can learn to control infrared remote devices like the TV, but you have to make sure it's pointed straight at the sensor, and even then sometimes it takes a couple of button presses Regardless, I would buy this again when this one dies, unless there is an updated model. I've had it about a year and a half, and it's working just as well now as when it was new.

This thing is killing me, making me have to buy another so I can have one on a separate machine too. Ive had this for about a year, I could never remove this from my living room computer/racing sim, it is hands down one of the coolest devices you can get to fulfill this role. I need to buy a whole 'nother one for my bedroom tv/other computer. Important info: You get 5 IR clone buttons, you face the TV remote up to it and you can grab a few, I did power, input, volume up/down, and enter. Dongle is goofy looking because it's a usba male->usb mini(charger for remote) ->usba female(dongle sits here). Also, it may be counter-intuitive at first, but the air mouse feature is GYRO, NOT LASER. It doesn't function like a laser pointer, it just tracks the movement. Pros: -Wireless -Charger and dongle are same device. -Keyboard with most functions -Mouse is pretty sensitive -Everyone looks silly the first time because they think it works like a laser pointer -about 2 weeks of battery on regular use Cons: -Dongle looks silly -A pc power off option on the face that accidentally can be pressed(it's actually sleep, thank god) -When it's low power it likes to be finicky about keyboard -Keyboard is more likely to ghost if you don't hit the lock Mouse before flipping it over. Thing is dope. You need one. You might want more than 1....

I bought this to use with Kodi and nextPVR installed on my HTPC. The Top 5 orange buttons are programmable IR buttons, they learn the codes of an existing controller you have. No way as far as I can tell to program them manually, so if you don’t have the original remote you want to copy, you are out of luck. I programmed them to turn on and off my Sony Bravia TV, as well as change the input and volume. While this works, the RII remote IR blaster is significantly weaker than the original Sony remote. I have trouble from 12 feet away using it, have to reach way out and press multiple times. Seems to work OK from about half that distance, so I will usually turn on the TV, change the input, and adjust the volume before going to go sit down. Otherwise, I’ll just use the original remote. These are the other 2.4 Ghz buttons that communicate with the PC on the front of the remote: Direction wheel: same as keyboard direction arrows OK button, left mouse click (if air mouse is turned on) or keyboard enter key (if air mouse is off) PgUp/PgDn: same as Page Up/Down keys on keyboard App list: same as app list on keyboard (key usually to left of right control key, looks like arrow pointing to menu list) Power button: same as sleep button on computer or keyboard Remaining 9 buttons are standard keyboard multimedia buttons: APPCOMMAND_BROWSER_BACKWARD = 1 (or right click if air mouse turned on) APPCOMMAND_BROWSER_SEARCH = 5 APPCOMMAND_BROWSER_HOME = 7 APPCOMMAND_VOLUME_MUTE = 8 APPCOMMAND_VOLUME_DOWN = 9 APPCOMMAND_VOLUME_UP = 10 APPCOMMAND_MEDIA_NEXTTRACK = 11 APPCOMMAND_MEDIA_PREVIOUSTRACK = 12 APPCOMMAND_MEDIA_PLAY_PAUSE = 14 In Kodi when watching a recording the next track button does nothing, and the previous track starts the video from the beginning. I would rather have those buttons fast forward and rewind in Kodi, below is what I did to get that to work: Use the Kodi Keymap Editor Add-on (installed from repository): Settings->Add-ons->Program add-ons->Keymap Editor->Run->Edit->Global->Playback->Fast Forward/Rewind->Edit Key (then press the RII remoter next/previous track key to map) Cancel back to main Keymap Editor window then click Save or edit (or create) the below file: %APPDATA%\Kodi\userdata\gen.xml <keymap><global><keyboard><key id="53259">fastforward</key><key id="53260">rewind</key></keyboard></global></keymap> The home button launches the default web browser, and the search button brings up the Windows search box. I wanted the home button to launch Kodi, and the search button to launch Google chrome. Below are the registry changes I made on Windows to make that work: To change the multimedia Home button to launch Kodi vice open default Web browser, add/edit below registry key: [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\AppKey\7] Name Type Data ShellExecute REG_SZ "C:\Program Files\Kodi\Kodi.exe" To change the multimedia Search button to launch Google Chrome vice open Windows search box, add/edit below registry key: [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\AppKey\5] Name Type Data ShellExecute REG_SZ "C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe" Also, if I accidently pressed the sleep button it would cause problems in Kodi. I couldn’t find any way to use that key for something else, so I disabled it: To disable the sleep button on the controller: Control Panel->Power Options->Choose what the power buttons do->When I press the sleep button->Do nothing As far as the remote itself, it seems to work well. There is no backlight (one of the few reviews with pics clearly shows it having a backlight). The thing I don’t like the most about the remote is that it goes to sleep after 2 minutes. This is extremely annoying since you have to press a button to wake it up, then press the button again to get it to do something. I have a Logitech wireless keyboard and mouse, and I keep them on all the time. The batteries in the keyboard last for several years and the ones in the mouse several months. Maybe they could just make the mouse go to sleep, and if you press a key wake up then actually send the keystroke. Would be nice if you could change the sleep timeout or even disable it. Also, would have been nice if they included software to reprogram the buttons, that way you don’t have to worry about trying to figure out a way to do it in an app or edit the registry. Pros: - Can do everything you need to operate Kodi including turning on the TV - Rechargeable batteries and included USB cable Cons: - No software to customize what buttons do - Annoying sleep timer - No backlight - Weak IR transmitter

Best remote ever! TV: Samsung Crystal UHD CU7000 (no voice function). Replaced my Samsung one remote, which is known to have defective and unresponsive buttons plus no keyboard. The Rii mini plugged right in to the USB port (2.4ghz dongle) and was instantly responsive. The keyboard worked perfectly too! Didn't even need to buy a Bluetooth remote. The power button and the screen button were swapped initially but thanks to IR learning I just used the crappy old remote to train the new one to use the power button for power function (held power on it 8 secs then when new remote turn orange, press power on old remote until it turns blue on new one) Then I reprogrammed the screen button on top to Netflix, pure win! 10/10 best remote I've ever owned- I've even literally used a Bluetooth keyboard for this TV which is probably the second best remote ever owned. But this one doesn't make guests panic!

I originally bought it just for its IR receiver, so I can program my universal remote to control my HTPC. It does not work. The IR specs are incompatible. I decided to use it by itself. You can tell it's a quality product: * Build quality is great, and I like the no-nonsense feel of the button clicks. * The mouse works very well. It's very accurate and responsive, and I feel comfortable using it for point and click activities. It's way better than other remotes I have used so far. * The keyboard is just the right size and very responsive. Combined with the mouse I have actually used it to edit some config files in a pinch. * Pleasantly surprised it came with backlit buttons, and they work. * Overall feels like they have put in a lot of design into this remote. A lot of thoughts have gone into how to make this remote as functional as possible. They refrained from adding fancy features that do not improve usability, and I appreciate it. A few negatives: * Missing a few important buttons on remote side (stop and exit buttons for Kodi) * Backlit feature uses gravity to determine which side should light up. This actually does not work so well in practice while in bed. Maybe just light up both sides? * Programming it is difficult, and it only has a few buttons that can be programmed.

This remote is functional, as in, it works. However, It is possibly the worst designed piece of hardware I have ever come across. Imagine yourself, watching a film, with the lights off, trying to find the volume button, or the pause button, on a remote where the texture of all the buttons are identical, the labels are impossible to see in the dark, and every button is flush with every other button, so you can't use muscle memory to discern which is which. The AirMouse aspect of it is... neat. Completely useless for navigating any interface that is not designed with HUGE buttons, as when you click the button you must essentially move your arm and that makes your targeting of that button move... it's a treacherous game. The keyboard on the other side is useful... with all the lights on, if you are willing to go through the pain of flipping the thing over, which throws your pointer to the wind, and then hunt and peck. To add insult to injury, the keyboard keys only work when the device is keyboard side up, so if in like every media player in existence, you want to use the spacebar to pause playback and the f key to full screen it, then you'd have the device facing keyboard side up. There are not enough words to describe the idiocy of the design decisions in this device. Oh last thing, you would think it would have an auto-off sleep mode? so when your computer goes into suspend mode, the remote will no just sit there, mindlessly draining it's own battery, right? Wrong, it doesn't despite it have a ton of motion detecting switches inside of it, it certainly doesn't use them to intelligently detect if the device is in use. don't buy this garbage.

Unfortunately we couldn't figure out which was the right mouse button when in Air mouse mode

Works reasonably well with Kodi running on a mini PC used as a media centre. The IR part can be used to mimic some of the TV remote codes.

Ne ce synchronise pas avec d’autres télécommandes.

متنوع الخدمات

Good