Air Mouse Wireless Keyboard Remote for Android TV Box
Stop pressing arrow keys through a menu. This W1 handheld points like a mouse, types on a real QWERTY keypad and learns buttons from your old TV remote, so one remote covers the whole couch session. Built for Android TV boxes and smart TVs.
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Stop pressing arrow keys through a menu. This W1 handheld points like a mouse, types on a real QWERTY keypad and learns buttons from your old TV remote, so one remote covers the whole couch session. Built for Android TV boxes and smart TVs.
One handheld remote that works as an air mouse and full keyboard for your Android TV box or smart TV
- hard to navigate Android TV with a standard remote
- typing search terms with on-screen keyboards
- need for a separate mouse or keyboard on the couch
- old TV remotes that cannot be replaced
Point, type and stream from the couch with one remote
Stop hunting menus with arrow presses and poking letters on an on-screen keyboard. Tilt to point, type on real keys, and control your Android TV box in one handheld.
Point at what you want, skip the arrow keys

Tilt to point, no arrow keys
The 6-axis sensor follows your wrist, so the cursor moves where you aim. Jump straight to the app or video you want instead of pressing down a list. Expect a short stretch to find a comfortable tilt speed, then it feels natural.

Real keys for real searches
The mini keyboard has a full number row, symbols, Fn and Ctrl keys, and round backlit keys. Titles, logins and search terms go in quickly, and the backlight toggle keeps the keys readable in a dim room.

Learns your old remote
The IR learning function copies buttons from an existing TV remote, so one handheld can replace the one you keep losing. Hold the two remotes a few centimetres apart, facing each other, and press each button slowly.
The figures that matter
- 6-axismotion sensing air pointer
- 2.4GUSB receiver link
- 2 pcsremote and receiver
Up and pointing in four steps
- 1Plug in the receiver
Insert the 2.4G USB receiver into a free USB port on your Android TV box, in line of sight of the couch.
- 2Power on the remote
Press the power button, watch the red LED light up, then move the cursor across the screen.
- 3Tilt to point
Make small wrist tilts to aim the cursor. Press OK to select, and use the volume rocker and home or back keys to move around.
- 4Learn an old remote
Hold the remotes a few centimetres apart, facing each other. Press the button you want to copy slowly, one key at a time.
Everything you need, with the receiver included
- W1 air mouse remote with keyboard×1
Handheld with QWERTY keypad, air pointer and IR learning
- USB 2.4G receiver×1
Plugs into the TV box to link the remote
From arrow-key crawl to one handheld
The arrow-key crawl
A stock remote moves focus one press at a time. Finding a single app means crossing a grid of tiles, then typing a title letter by letter on an on-screen keyboard that eats minutes. Movie night starts to feel like admin work.
One remote, every job
The W1 swaps that crawl for a tilt. Point at the tile you want, press OK, and type the title on real keys with a numeric row and backlight. The IR learning function picks up buttons from your old TV remote, so the coffee table ends up with one remote on it.
One remote, not three gadgets
| W1 air mouse remote | Stock arrow-key remote | Mouse and keyboard combo | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pointing from the couch | — | — | |
| Typing on real keys | — | ||
| Learns old TV remote buttons | — | — | |
| Needs a flat surface to use | — | — | |
| Single handheld | — |
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Questions and answers
Yes, it is built for Android TV boxes and smart TVs. The 2.4G USB receiver plugs into a free USB port on the box or TV, so check that one is available first. The IR learning function covers the buttons on an older TV remote.
Leave the receiver in its USB port and keep it in line of sight of the couch. A short USB extension helps when the box sits behind the TV or a metal cabinet, because blocked signals cause lag.
Hold the two remotes a few centimetres apart, facing each other, then press the button you want to copy slowly. Repeat for each key. Once learned, the button works from the W1, so the old remote can go in a drawer.
It takes a short while to settle in. Use small, slow wrist tilts and keep the remote roughly pointed at the screen, because big fast waves overshoot targets. After that, pointing beats pressing arrows through a long menu.
One body replaces three gadgets: a pointer, a keypad and a learning remote. Buying a separate mouse and keyboard for the couch costs more and takes up the coffee table. The matte black soft-touch body has glossy grey brushed-panel accents and a curved shape that sits balanced in the hand.
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