BPR3S BT Voice Remote Control Air Mouse Remote with 6-Axis Gyro Support IR Learning TV 4 Keys IR Isolation for Android TV Box Smart Set Top Box with Numeric Keys (Batteries are not Included)

I've tried at least 9 remotes to see what is most compatible with my Google Chromecast with Google TV. This one has BY FAR performed the best in terms of Bluetooth and IR compatibility. The IR learning function is great and works amazing with my Google Chromecast with Google TV. I'm sure it would work great with any Bluetooth compatibile device.

Was expecting a Bluetooth Dongle to be included .My error as NO Where does the Sellers info state that it Comes with a Dongle OR that one is needed if pairing with a device that does not have one builtin.Once I purchased a separate Bluetooth Dongle I was able to setup and use this remote. I find the Mouse to be slow in reaction compared to other Fly Mouse remotes I have currently.It's ok For the cost but I feel better ones are available within this price range.

The BPR3S Bluetooth Voice Remote Control is a highly functional and user-friendly device for Android TV boxes, smart projectors, and set-top boxes. The 6-axis gyro air mouse provides smooth and accurate cursor control, making navigation effortless. With built-in voice control, searching for content is quick and convenient. The four dedicated IR learning keys allow easy integration with TV functions, reducing the need for multiple remotes. The numeric keypad is a great addition for those who frequently input channel numbers or settings. The Bluetooth connection is stable, though some users may experience minor lag depending on their device. The lightweight design is comfortable to hold, but the buttons could be slightly more tactile. Overall, this is a reliable and well-designed remote that enhances smart TV and media streaming experiences.

The instructions say to press OK and back buttons at the same time, until light flashes, to pair via bluetooth. Well, no matter how long I press those buttons for, the device never shows up as a nearby device on any of the devices I've tried (multiple windows and Mac computers). I have tons of bluetooth devices, including other gyro remotes even, and haven't ran into a situation where I can't even pair them up before.

worked fine for tv

This remote does not come with instructions, and the only ones available are on the Amazon product page. Unfortunately, the syncing instructions there are misleading—the text is correct, but the image is wrong. The instructions state to hold the **OK** and **Back** buttons, but the image shows holding the **OK** and **Circle** buttons. For reference, the **Back** button is the rounded arrow above the 3 key.Out of the box, the remote paired with my Samsung TV using IR settings, but I needed it to work with my PC. After syncing it properly, the Bluetooth connection appeared on my Windows 11 system, paired successfully, and has maintained a stable connection.The buttons are already mapped to various Windows commands, such as Back and the arrow keys. There’s also a toggle for the AirMouse feature. When active, the **OK** button functions as a left-click, though I’m unsure what the **OK** button does when the AirMouse is off. The AirMouse works fine but tends to go out of sync, requiring a toggle to reset.However, the remote has limitations. There’s no right-click function, even when holding **OK**, and it’s not effective as a media remote for my HTPC since it lacks mapped media controls (Play, Pause, etc.). It might work as a presentation remote, though. I’m considering reassigning commands using third-party Windows apps and plan to try pairing the remote with Home Assistant, although I expect that will be more challenging.The remote includes special buttons for programming IR commands, which are currently still synced to my TV even when paired to my PC via Bluetooth. I plan to remap these IR buttons at a later date, as they do not function as normal controller input.

I'm using this air mouse/remote with my smart TV. All the keys worked properly once paired. Air mouse works fine and is quick to adjust to, though you can't tap in many apps where cursor is (seems to be a more general smart TV limitation). Once paired remote works instantly, even if it hasn't been used for hours. I like the number keys on this one which can be remapped with a few different apps to directly open my favorite apps, and other adjustment functions. Voice recognition worked fine with my third-party Google smart TV, though mic is on underside of remote for some reason. Remote worked fine on rechargeable NiMH batteries. I have one of their other BRP remotes with a USB dongle but was not able to pair it with this, for what that's worth.NOTE: I found to adjust air mouse sensitivity I had to press OK and Vol -/+ at the SAME TIME, where the light will flash extra. I couldn't just hold OK then press the Vol key.NOTE: I had to unpair my smart TV's Bluetooth remote to make it output IR signals so this remote could learn them (mainly the power button to wake TV when it's been off). After learning I re-paired my original remote and it all works great.Issues:- IR took a few tries for each button, but worked for everything I tried (speakers, TV, light).- Air mouse mode doesn't have a way to tap on some things on screen, e.g. keyboard letters, anything on Google TV home page. Sometimes you have to turn air mouse mode off then OK button will tap normally. Also back button acts differently in air mouse mode so you have to disable air mouse to go back.- No instructions, so be sure to save a snapshot of listing for how to pair, learn buttons.