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This is one of the latest remotes on the market specially designed to work with
Android boxes called the BPR2S. This new model allows IR learning on all buttons
and it has new buttons suited for Android box navigation and other streaming devices.
So in this video we take a look at its design compatibility with various
devices and its overall user experience. So stay tuned you have that right after this.
And a welcome back. So this model is called the BPR2S
but there’s a BPR2S Plus model that comes with an additional 2.4 GHz wireless dongle. This model
however only has Bluetooth connectivity but with all the buttons and features of the Plus model.
Starting from the top it has a power button an LED indicator a built-in microphone a mute button four
blue buttons which they call infrared isolation buttons three PlayStation buttons a direction pad
with the okay button a delete button mouse button a back button and volume buttons.
To the tip of the remote you have an infrared transmitter and to the back it has a QR scan code
for its user manual with instructions. It takes two AAA batteries.
So to begin using this remote I will first connect it to an Android box via Bluetooth.
This is done by pressing the OK button and the back button at the
same time until the LED start flashing. Then on your box it will be detected as a
device named BPR2S. Select and pair to it and you can immediately begin using the remote.
This remote has three PlayStation buttons circle triangle and square.
But these don’t work automatically upon pairing via Bluetooth. For these to work
you have to use the IR learning function with the stock remote.
This is easily done first by pressing and holding the button you would like
to program for eight seconds until the LED flashes and then remains solid.
Then with the stock remote face both IR transmitters to each other and pressed the
button you would like to learn. In this example I would like to learn the recent apps button.
Successful learning is indicated by a quick flash of the LED indicator and then it stops flashing.
This process can be done for every button on this remote.
Likewise it comes with four blue buttons these buttons are what they call IR isolation buttons
and out-of-the-box they are compatible with every Samsung TV on the market to
control its power volume and its source input function. It really does because
I have an old 1080p Samsung TV on the wall and I just aimed at the TV press the power
button volume and source input and it works with no programming whatsoever.
With that said these buttons can also be programmed via IR learning to any TV
remote from any brand using the same IR learning function I just demonstrated.
So here I have a TCL Android TV and I will program its power volume and source buttons.
So the buttons were mapped successfully and here via infrared I can power on the TV
navigate with the direction pad volume controls work and you have air-mouse function.
Alternatively this TV has a built-in Android operating system and with this remote you can
pair it via Bluetooth and navigate using a mouse pointer with all buttons working.
For connecting to Windows PCs that have Bluetooth such as laptops notebooks and even desktops
this remote works great on Windows devices. Here I’ve paired to my notebook and with the back
button you get right mouse click function. The okay button performs the
left click mouse function. The volume controls work as they should.
And if you would like to control the speed of the mouse cursor you simply hold the
okay button and press the volume up or down to increase or decrease the mouse
cursor speed. You can also do the same when connected to Android boxes and even your TVs.
To use its voice search feature it must be connected to a device that supports voice search
such as an Android box your phone or tablet. The circle button on the remote is the button
allocated to the voice search feature. What’s the weather in Miami.
So friends there you have it. This was my short review of one of the latest remotes
on the market the BPR2S. And remember you can get the model with Bluetooth
and the USB dongle called the BPR2S Plus. Is currently priced very cheap at $6.89 so
to take advantage see the link in the description below this video.
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