SK SYUKUYU RF Remote Control Page Turner for Kindle Reading Ipad Surface Comics, iPhone Android Tablets Reading Novels Taking Photos(Black)

I'm not about to call this device life changing but there is a use case that I think many will find beneficial. Do to sins in my past when young and invincible, I am stuck with an arthritic wrist which is an unwanted, annoying, daily friend. I can manage it with medication or heat treatments but I noticed episodes would be worse following evenings spent doing a lot of reading. I read a lot and that increases when I can't sleep due to wrist pain. When I saw this product it spurred a thought. Maybe, if I wasn't holding a book (kindle in my case) for several hours every night, sometimes at weird angles, it may reduce the severity of the wrist pain. The price point was reasonable in my opinion so I took a chance and ordered this device. I paired that with a flexible, magnetic, gooseneck phone/tablet holder and changed the way I lay down at night reading. Its not perfect but after a little experimentation, I have found a way to stick my kindle in the air at a good reading distance, comfortably hold my hands wherever they naturally want to rest and turn pages with a quick click of the button. This works both laying on my back, sitting up in bed or resting on my side looking towards the close side of the bed. I can even make it work if laying on my stomach. The one use case it doesn't work is when laying on my side facing my spouse. That is more of a limitation of the gooseneck holder than the clicker. I simply tug off the kindle from the holder and rest it on a pillow on my other side if I feel like it. I'm still subject to my kindle getting knocked over but its works. The side benefit to being able to have my hands comfortably under the warm covers on a cold day is hard to overemphasize too. How quickly we adjust to more creature comforts. I even use the clicker now when reading on the couch. If I were a cat, I would be purring loudly. I've noticed a significant reduction in wrist pain and my spouse has talked about getting one for herself after originally giving me a bit of a light ribbing for this expenditure. I still have bad days but I have no regrets in spending the money for this setup. The clicker device itself has worked flawlessly in the month I have used it. It does go into sleep mode faster than my kindle but its a simple click of a button to wake it back up and you can start turning pages again. Mostly happens when I'm in that nodding off but not really moving into deep sleep mode. The clip holding the clicker to the kindle screen is well engineered and is easy to straighten if I knock it too much. The remote works perfectly and charging with a USB-C port on both pieces is a nice touch. I alternate plugging each of them every week. Have not had either run out of battery power yet so can't really tell you how long they hold a charge for. I don't really use the wrist strap for the remote but its nice to have that available.

This page turner is top notch! Easy to use, works by RF so I can put a blanket between the remote and sensor. The charge lasts for a very long time. It's been around the world with me (in both very cold and very hot climates) for years. The clicker stopped working 2 weeks ago and the manufacturer replaced it for me under warranty! An excellent product and company.

Let me start by saying I have tendinitis in both hands. I'm a nighttime reader who has a Kindle mount attached to my headboard so that I can read semi-hands free. That was a step in the right direction of not hurting my hands, but I was still getting cold, and I was needing to pull my hands out of the blankets every few seconds to turn the page by poking the Kindle. That, by the way, caused the Kindle to shake for a few seconds because the mount isn't super stable. Enter this remote. Life. CHANGER. Seriously. I can have my hands under the blankets and stay warm. I can avoid making my Kindle shake unless I have to go back a page. It's wonderful. Now, the "cons" if you want to call them that. - Sleep mode is great for battery life, but it's annoying that every time my Kindle Screensaver turns on, I need to turn the screen back on and then wake the remote device up again by pressing the button attached to the piece that clips onto my Kindle - I had to increase the margins on my Kindle in order to accommodate the part of the device that clips onto the screen. Amazon would be wise to create a way for this to be effective via Bluetooth remote instead. - There are two buttons on the remote but they both do the same thing. I'm a little perplexed by this, but to each their own. - To go back a page, you need to still touch the screen, unless you get a second remote and set that up on the left side of the screen. All in all, the pros far outweigh the cons and I love this device. It's a great Kindle accessory and I'd recommend it to anyone.

This is the type of thing in which one will perceive it as a gimmick and a unnecessary purchase or a waste of money until you have it. I personally love this thing and it changes the reading experience completely where it is like watching a movie in a theater. By this I mean it is hands-free where you do not need to touch your e-reader at all. However I'm not saying that this is the best one out there, but so far I have had no issue with it. The only annoyance that I have is that the part that goes on your e-reader loses power faster then the remote. Also I find that that same part could have been made slimmer so it takes less space on your screen as many of us use more e-readers like a six inch screen. Otherwise this works phenomenally and I definitely recommend it especially with a hands-free stance for your e-reader. I use it with a bowl pillowed holder sold here on Amazon as well. The combo of these two items makes reading super comfortable super easy compared to holding an eReader or a book. However the longevity or duration of the product is still in question. I will revise this review if anything changes in that area.

been using for about a month and a half and it’s amazing!! Works well, very easy to use. I haven’t had any issues and i love that it comes with dust covers for the charging ports. I do wish it came with a little bag to hold everything in though.

Syukuyu RF remote control page turner: a handheld transmitter like a slide clicker, with a clip-on receiver that simulates your touch on a capacitive screen. Rechargeable batteries in both. For an e-reader that knows only touch input, it’s the only type of remote that can work. Taps only, no swipes — and forward page turns only, unless you could have two of them using different channels. Out of the box, I found a range of 25 feet or more (line of sight). Not as foolproof as a bare finger on an average day, but close enough. You may need to fiddle with the receiving unit to get it situated on your screen. Otherwise, setup is a no-brainer. It’s annoying that the clip blocks a bit of the text you are trying to read. My Kindle has 6mm margins, so I can’t avoid this. I minimize it by position tweaking. Once the remote is up and running, moving it around or handling your device can make your screen do unexpected things. The target you are trying to “touch” can’t be centered farther than about 30mm from the *outside* edge of the screen bezel. Thickness matters too — 10mm thick is a practical maximum, and I use a piece of foam rubber as a backer to make the clip lie flat against a thin screen. It came in a nicely organized little box with instructions, a short USB-C charging cable, a wrist lanyard to challenge my assembling skills, and some thoughtful little accessories that are easy to lose.

UPDATE: 1/2/25 Had to come and update my review. Unfortunately, I’m having to drop these stars. Last night the Kindle with this device attached to it, slid off the bed hitting the floor and the clip part snapped rendering it useless. I had no idea that the plastic that this device is made out of would be so fragile. The drop from the bed was under 2 feet. I’ve only had this device for 2 to 3 weeks. There was not a lot of wear and tear. It was brand new. It wasn’t thrown. It simply was lying on the bed, and as I pulled the covers, the Kindle with the device attached slid to the floor and the impact from that amount of distance under 2 feet snapped the clip off the device. Once bitten twice shy, now I have to find a new device that I’m willing to spend this amount of money on. No other impacts did the device than just the drop from the bed to the floor. Need to find something more durable. Just discovered this gadget and bought it today. I love to read my Kindle PaperWhite in bed. As the weather starts to turn chilly, I like to snuggle deep under the covers and it has been a pain for a long time having to bring my hand out from my resting position into the cold air to turn the page. (I heard someone referred to this as an "American Problem".) When I learned about this gadget I knew I needed it. It arrived in several hours. It works straight out of the box. I think this will be something I depend on greatly. So many pros with this, you can read them from other users. There are some cons though for me. 1. Why can't it turn back a page? That is really necessary. (This is the reason for 1 less star.) 2. I would like an indicator light to know" A.) When it's on or off; B.) When it needs charging; C.) that it is charging; D.) that its done charging. I think it might be problematic if I don't know its charging status, I could take it somewhere and it die on me. Or I don't know when it's fully charged and I can remove it from the power source. (It's possible it has it and I just haven't discovered it yet). The clipper part attached to the Kindle with my particular cover on and I love that, because my cover allows me to slip my hand into the back to hold the Kindle. That's a big plus for me because I would not want to have to remove the cover whenever I use it. I can update this review here after some use. But my first impression is: "Where have you been all my life?"

It works really well. The battery last for a few weeks between charging. The one issue is that the spring in the clock broke after about 9 months so it can no longer clip on to my iPad. That makes it totally unusable. But for 9 months it worked really well

This device essentially acts as a wireless single tap on the screen. It works with any device that can turn a page with a single tap. Wherever you place the receiver on the screen, it will tap that spot once every time you press the remote. It can't swipe, and because it can't tap in multiple places at once, it can't turn pages backward. However, for this one simple task, the device excels. It's very reliable and easy to use. Charging is straightforward, with a USB-C connection on both the receiver and the remote. The remote is a bit too small for my liking, and for some reason, it has two buttons with identical functions (both tap once). But that's a minor criticism.

Book-tok strikes again! I saw similar products in many videos of avid readers on Facebook and I had to try it out. This is such a great product! I can be all snuggled under my blankets and not have to emerge from my cocoon to turn the page on my Kindle. It also worked great for my Kobo, what I originally bought it for. You just have to be careful how thick your case is, if it's too thick, it won't work properly.

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Absolutely stoked with this gadget!. We're currently heading into Winter season down here in New Zealand, so all I really wanted to know (that wasn't mentioned in reviews that I saw), was if it worked while burrowed under blankets in bed...and it does, yay!. So no more cold hands for me, hehe. I have the SAMHOUSING Tablet Stand for Bed,360 Degree Rotating Bed Tablet Mount Holder Stand with Aluminum Arm for iPad,iPhoneXS,N-Switch, Amazon Kindle Fire,or Other 4~11 inch Devices (copy and paste that whole thing for the Amazon listing), and these two gadgets goes hand in hand for the ultimate reading in bed set up. If you get the remote and don't have a holder, highly recommend the holder too (or vice versa). I have the Kindle Voyage - works on both with no issues. Only legitimate fault would be the no 'back' button feature, but it's a negotiable want. Would happily pay for another remote if they dropped an updated model in the future. Tip: Be sure to move your clip around if you don't get a connection when first using it. I thought mine was broken out of the box, but moved the clip from horizontal (like in the photos) to vertical (like in my video) and it worked. Might be a Kindle Version thing. Sooo looking forward to the cold nights ahead - I'll be tucked up nice and warm in bed, click clicking my way into another world 😁 Edit: video/filming perspective - lying in bed flat, on my right side, right arm with control straightened out down to mid thigh. Kindle is above my head, so there's good sensor connection distance.

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