RiiK25 Multifunction Portable 2.4GHz Mini Wireless Fly Mouse Keyboard and Infrared Remote Control with Rechargeable Li-ion Battery (Black)

Possibly the best moving mouse remote right now. Was using the Measy RC11 for a couple years coupled with my media NAS running Kodi. Then I lost it somehow. It was okay, but didn't have page up or page down buttons, which really stinks for getting to the top or bottom of my movie list. The K25 is one of the only ones that has those buttons. It works pretty well in Kodi. As for Plex, as another person said, you can't use the directional pad. You have to use the arrow keys on the keyboard. The pointer works well for me. I haven't tried it in any other applications. I am happy with it.

Outstanding Remote/Keyboard Combo (especially if you're looking to use it on programs such as Kodi)I'll start off with the Pro'sBuilt in Rechargeable battery (long lasting)Power on/off switch to conserve battery life when device is not in useBuilt in IR Blaster for home TVFull keyboardSleek/Rugged texture for easy grip and comfort on deviceCursor is very responsive and easy to useKeyboard has keys placed very well for easy access and comfortBattery life is long lastingI've been able to use it on my Laptop,Android TV Box, Amazon Fire TV Box so far with absolutely no work necessary for setupButtons have a nice click to them with an excellent feel of qualityCursor has a one click on/off button for easy access when neededtwo power buttons, 1 for your TV or home device and the other for whatever device you have the remote connected to (such as an Android TV box)Volume control works seamlessly on Android TV box or any device running KodiPage up/down is excellent when browsing the internet to scroll up and down web pages on computerConvenient home button to return back to home menu on HTPC devicesOne charge has lasted me over a week so far with the remote (that has been with me powering the remote off when it's not in use)Device fits comfortably in the palm of your hand and weighs about the same as your average home TV remoteConsNo backlight on Keyboard or remote which makes it a little difficult to navigate the keyboard in the dark (which has very little effect on my everyday use with this device)OverallI find this remote to be a very handy device for those who want it for HTPC devices running programs such as Kodi or as an easy to navigate device for any type of web page browsing on their home computer or personal laptop. It's got a very comfortable feeling in your hand (just like any average size TV remote). It has a nice sleek but rugged feel for easy to handle capability. Keyboard keys are placed PERFECTLY ( I have had many keyboard combo remotes and this one surpasses all of them). The remote is very easy to setup and extremely user friendly.

This Rii mini i25 remote (aka k25?) is great, but it has a few drawbacks.The button layout on the remote side is great (yay, PAGE UP and PAGE DOWN!), and the keyboard is a great failover for when you need more control. Responsiveness is great and the range works so well I can have the sensor pointing the wrong direction and still get it to work from the other side of the room.The horizontal lines button (right of POWER on the bottom row) is a context menu button (I seem to recall other reviews saying it did something else). I believe Rii has remapped buttons over a few iterations, which is why there are old PDFs out there referring to an old SET button that is no longer needed (see Drawback #1).Drawback #1: Training the IR buttons is really really really hard (but not as impossible as other reviewers have concluded). It took me over a dozen tries using the directions provided in the included manual (the directions on Rii's website were wrong for my remote, by the way -- if there is no button explicitly labeled "SET" then there is no need to press the button with a box and an arrow that replaced it in the upper right corner ... unless you want to program that button).To program: Press and hold the target Rii button for four seconds, then press the training remote's button until Rii blinks differently. Try different distances and angles and expect it to fail (it'll stop blinking -- start over if this happens). Keep it up until you get something resembling feedback, then press the target Rii button again to lock it in (not documented, possibly unnecessary). Test it on your IR receiver. Repeat the process until it works.Drawback #2: The mouse is on by default (I don't use the mouse). I've found that it does not turn on again upon returning from standby, so I'll eat the extra battery usage (3 minutes of zero activity) rather than shutting it off. Note, resuming from standby takes a second or so. I haven't yet determined how annoying this is.Drawback #3: There is no TAB key (nor F1 to F12) on the keyboard. I'm considering reprogramming the mapping on my computer to compensate for TAB (once I figure out which key to sacrifice). The same goes with the lack of a STOP button on the remote side, though I merely remapped the bottom POWER button to it instead.

No me ha dado problemas.Es comodo, la distribución del teclado es mejor que en otros controles pero igual requiere que le prestes atención. No he tenido problema con este control. buena adquisición