Mele F10 Fly Mouse 3-in-1 2.4GHz Wireless Air Mouse + Keyboard + Remote Control - Black

Pros: working right out of the box, plug & play and use!! Excellent build quality, (no driver needed whatsoever, tested in windows xp, seven and kubuntu) no configuration needed. Very good looking item also. and it even comes charged!!

Cons: not really a con but sometimes is hard to be precise (i.e. clicking a close button) the user manual has only one page, (really you dont need it) but I've read that it works also as a universal remote control but the manual doesnt specifies how to

Other: buy it. period

Pros: Very good quality of build Light The keyboard is great The mouse responds perfectly The mouse movement can be disabled (needed for some HTPC soft)

Cons: When you turn it around it takes maybe 2 secs to start respondig, which is ok to me The manual is not very informative

Other: Great device, show it to your friends!

Pros: Nice build material, works fine with Android devices. internal battery hold well the charge for hours. To fill Forms and web browsing QWERT keyboard make it so easy. no configuration needed, just plug and play. Full Enjoy.

Cons: not a con in fact, but sometimes is hard to be precise. Overall it´s a great gadget.

Other: Nothing at all.

Pros: Nice look. Handy to have a remote with QWERTY keyboard, but still in a hand-held remote form factor (versus a wireless keyboard)

Cons: - The enter key and left-click button should be reversed. Enter and right click are above the circular pad, while left click is actually inside it. The circular pad acts as arrow keys. But since the button in the middle is actually left-click instead of enter, you're actually clicking on whatever the mouse cursor happened to be pointing at, instead of what you just navigated to using the arrows. I've had the remote for a little over a week and still press the wrong key to select things. - The Home button acts as a "Home" key (as in home/end). However, if you use this with an android device, this won't actually take you to the home screen as expected. Rather, it acts just like a keyboard's Home key, taking you to the start of a text field (if you're in one). I've been using this with an MK802, also from dx. - There are no media keys for play/pause/etc. - fn key is sticky, so you need to press it to activate, then press again to deactivate. I'd prefer hold to activate.

Other: Better than what I was using before (Lenovo N5901, again from dx), but far from perfect, and not really worth $35. Construction quality is decent, but there is little effort expended in usability to justify that Fixing the enter/left click would solve my biggest problem with it. Adding media keys would make it perfect.

Pros: Light and good quality construction on the remote. Good range Air mouse function works pretty well, but is a little too sensitive by default

Cons: No proper playback controls The QWERTY keyboard on the reverse isn't an ideal layout since the rows don't line up properly VERY odd layout on the front/mouse side, especially in respect to the left/right click and select buttons.

Other: All in all, a good remote that does exactly what it advertises. The odd button layout on the mouse side could probably be fixed in Android with a custom key layout.

Pros: * Very good battery life * Very good finish * Very good ergonomics * Very good sensitivity *Compatible with Linux, windows and android

Cons: * No scroll wheel * Middle button ok and should be reversed * No charging dock * No programable button

Other: recommend it to all the people who bought a STB android

Pros: Works GREAT with Mk802 II. Home/menu/vol/back/enter/mute buttons all work as expected. There are some "reserved" buttons on the bottom of the remote side that all do mk802 II specific things in my case (like open file browser). Rubber buttons are decent quality on the keyboard. Simple setup - plug n play.

Cons: Not a 3-in-1 device. IR remote (though emitter is present) DOES NOT FUNCTION. Or at least I haven't figured out how to configure it to function. No button on either side of remote triggers the emitter. Plastic buttons on remote side are injection molded...one of them on my unit looks malformed and should not have passed QC...still works, just an aesthetic thing.

Other: Good value. Works better than I expected for my MK802 II.

Pros: - Excellent build quality, glossy finish, buttons are responsive, the product feels really like an high end product. - Gyroscopic mouse control, feels just like the wii, but without the need of a sensor bar (like the motion plus) - No on/off buttons, it shut itself off when not in use and starts working again when you click on one of the buttons. -Seem to have an excellent battery life, I haven't been able to deplete it yet (casual uses). -Charges via standard mini usb.

Cons: - Some of the functions will only work on a Mele media player, they are sent via the ir emitter maybe it's possible to intercept them, but I don't know how. - No holder on the remote for the usb transmitter so don't lose it.

Other: - This thing is perfect if you plan using your computer as a media center, or maybe if you have an android tv stick, or just if you have any mele product which will unlock it's full potential.

Pros: The Air-mouse is very accurate and easy to aim and click. Keyboard have soft good buttons, but is not suitable to write long messages with, more for short searches on YouTube or your media center. The navigation buttons on the mouse side are very good. The device seem to use very little battery (which is very good!)

Cons: When pressing the back button, it turns on the air-mouse (which uses it as an right-click button). This kinda gets annoying when navigating the menus in XBMC Media Center.

Other: It's a must have if you have a Media Center or just want to relax on the sofa without bringing the keyboard and mouse over.

Pros: The aero-mouse works great, like a magic wand on the HTPC screen. The buttons on the remote are well placed and work great. When turning th remote to use the keyboard the mouse stops automatically, that's great for me. The up and down buttons scroll the browser page, what is nice to surf the web.

Cons: A little cheap'o plastic, fingerprint magnet. The keyboard is gummy but it works for url typing and short text inputs

Other: What i was searching for.