Bewinner Portable Remote Control, 10 Meters Remote Control for Pc Laptop, Slim USB Remote Control with 4 Customized Program Shortcuts Support for Windows

Had one like this for ten years. Just plug the IR receiver that comes with it into a USB jack and it installs the drivers.PC makers should include this with every PC they sell.

This remote is poorly designed, the up/down/left/right keys are at the bottom thus making the remote hard to hold on to. Thus I usually have to use 2 hands. Also, the transmitter on the remote points up about 30 degrees. In additions the signal from the remote to the receiver must be within a 10-15 degree range, thus I have to point the remote down at a 30 degree angle to get it to work. Sometimes the signal seems to just quit working even when I have it pointed in the right direction. The mouse function works poorly, the mouse will move if the remote is pointed in the right direction, but then it stops after going a short distance even though I'm still hold down the left or right mouse button. Very frustrating... Finally, the keys are very tiny and I often push a key I didn't intend to cause they're so close to each other.I'm returning this item.

This works well but is strongly directional so keep it pointed at the (tiny) receiver. It is light weight and has a propensity to fly apart when (inevitably) dropped. Replaced a Rosewil remote that was better but has been discontinued.

It feels very flimsy, like it's going to fall apart if I hold it too hard in my hand or stare at it menacingly.I had an Adesso ARC-1100, which is now discontinued. Now THAT was a great remote. I used it for several years as a [now former] math teacher, along with AutoHotKey to program some advanced features that were useful for my classroom.Now this Bewinner remote...I couldn't even figure out how to get the number keys to act like number keys. Couldn't figure it out after googling, couldn't find a manual anywhere on the internet, and couldn't even find the company itself to try to send a message.I lucked out, and after some searching through my old teaching boxes, I actually FOUND the Adesso remote, so I just tossed this one straight into one of those boxes.

Not easy to use

when i used the remote ,looked away for a sec then looked a mybrowser the letter F was repeetingcontinously.

I'm disabled I use my gaming PC from my bed and a mouse just never worked right for my situation ok now this remote does take a little getting used to but when you do it's amazing can skip a song while gaming search the web manipulate files much much more and the shutdown button so nice only change I would make is make it Bluetooth when you first use it feel weird compared to a mouse but give, it a week it's worth it to the manufacturer thankyou thankyou

This thing is less expensive then most of the other models but it does more and it does it better.Don't waste your money on more attractive remotes, their looks are not on par with their functionality.The sensor is quick and responsive, the movement is smooth and certain.

This remote feels incredibly cheap. It's very light and feels hollow, even with the batteries in. However, it does work just fine. The layout isn't very good though imo. I feel like the main arrow keys/enter button should be where that mouse button is, the mouse function itself is a little odd and limited, but does work I suppose, and the numlock keys are very strange and I don't really understand them at all. Overall it does seem to function fine with a decent range.However, with all that being said, I didn't actually buy this to use the remote. I really just wanted the IR receiver and something to teach my much better One For All Streamer remote. In the end this turned out amazingly well and I was able to fully program it to how I wanted it to work. Programming it was a bit tricky though, it was difficult for my remote to pick up the inputs of this cheap remote and sometimes it would pick it up multiple times, so hitting up for example would be learned as hitting up 3 times. Also learning num lock buttons is not possible, as they aren't their own inputs, it seems hitting num lock changes something in the ir receiver itself. But after some trial and error, a lot of patience, and configuring some keys in Kodi, I'm extremely happy with how it all turned out. Next time I think I'll just get 2.4ghz RF USB remote that's designed to work on a computer though

I was skeptical but it exceeded my expectations and works just as intended. Build quality is fine for the price. Better than my Flirc as I didn't have to program this remote. With IR receiver it works right out of the box with Windows 11. I use it mainly for sitting back and watching short vids on my pc. Make sure you have line-of-sight with receiver and it doesn't exceed the recommended distance from remote.

Remote works fine if you want to use as designed - the provided remote works well although is not built to last for ever.For use with a logitech harmony remote it isn't ideal as it does not seem to use the standard windows MCE infrared commands - you have to manually teach the commands using the provided remote, and there are a max of 4 custom shortcuts (eg ctrl-alt-1) that can be assigned to applications. Within these limitations however it's fine for the price.

Press one button, acts like you've press all buttons around it. Does random inputs when not hitting button. Very poor build, very cheap in quality. Stay away