Very cool remote, it does what it claims to be able to do. The built is alright, it feels a bit plasticy but I wasn't expecting anything different. I use in combination with my Android MK802. I used it with my computer and it works well also. The range is more than enough. I think I've tried about 15 feet which is more than enough or else you can't see the device you're operating.
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I am using this to control a MK802 Mini PC running Android and Linux. It generally works well but has an issue with the mouse not being very precise. With the light weight of this device, when you mouse-over a link, the cursor will often wander off the link before you can click on it. I find myself using two hands to steady it. I have never owned a fly mouse before so I don't know if this is typical, I expect it might be.There are two selectable modes of operation, with "Static mode" the center button is held and released to freeze the cursor and then you use the left mouse button to select it. This helps the stability issue but seems to double the effort somewhat. In "Dynamic mode" it works just like a normal mouse. Tapping the center button once will toggle it between the two modes. The left and right mouse buttons are also strangely reversed.
It seems durable enough although I have only used it off and on for a few weeks. The markings have already worn off the left mouse button. The USB receiver (dongle) stores inside the case which is handy although I cannot open the case with my fingers, I need to pry it open with something flat. It comes with a rechargeable Li-ion battery and USB charging cable. This seems to be the same product as the iPazzPort 2.4GHz Mini Wireless Fly Air Mouse Keyboard with IR Remote minus the IR remote so you might check the reviews there also.
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