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G10S Voice Air Mouse Remote
I picked the G10S Air Mouse Remote Control because I was hunting for an affordable and functional universal remote that worked with my older Android TV box. The voice search function and built-in gyroscope caught my attention, especially since many remotes here in the US don’t offer both at this price.
Shipping took around 15 days to the East Coast — not bad considering the low cost. It arrived in a padded mailer, no damage, plug-and-play out of the box.
Impressions: The remote feels lighter than expected but comfortable in the hand. The voice search is surprisingly responsive — it worked well with both my Android TV and laptop via USB dongle. The gyroscope takes a bit of getting used to but works smoothly for on-screen navigation.
Pros: – Affordable for the features – Decent build quality – Accurate voice search – Simple setup, no drivers needed
Cons: – Buttons feel a bit “clicky” – No backlight, which is annoying in low-light conditions
Compared to similar remotes on Amazon or Best Buy (which easily go for $25–$35), this was a steal. For about $6, it definitely exceeded expectations.
US $4
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I8 Mini Wireless Keyboard + Touchpad
This I8 2.4G Mini Keyboard with Air Mouse was recommended all over Reddit, and I needed something compact to control my HTPC from the couch. The touchpad, mouse function, and full keyboard layout made it seem like a solid all-in-one solution.
Delivery was quick — 12 days — and packaging was solid. I’ve been using it for movie nights and casual browsing.
Impressions: It’s compact but functional. The keys are clicky but comfortable. The touchpad is not MacBook-smooth but gets the job done for scrolling and cursor movement.
Pros: – Very lightweight and portable – Rechargeable battery lasts over a week – Works on PC, Android, and even Raspberry Pi
Cons: – Touchpad occasionally lags – No dedicated volume buttons
At under $10, this is cheaper than Logitech alternatives by far, and it covers 80% of the same functionality. Very happy with this one.
US $4.08
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Air Mouse i8 Backlit 7-Color
The i8 Backlit Wireless Mini Keyboard caught my eye because of its colorful backlight options. I use my projector in the dark, so that feature was a must.
It arrived in 13 days and was surprisingly better built than I expected. Setup took less than a minute.
Impressions: Backlight looks cool and helps at night. Keys respond quickly, and the battery life holds up even with lights on. It’s basically the same as the previous i8 but looks way more premium.
Pros: – Fun RGB lighting – Plug-and-play setup – Solid battery life
Cons: – Touchpad is small – Some backlight colors are too bright
This one costs a couple dollars more than the non-lit version, but still under $15. Compared to local prices? Easily $30+ for similar features. Solid buy.
US $5.52
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G10S PRO BT Voice Remote
I needed a more advanced remote and chose the G10S PRO BT Air Mouse for its Bluetooth 5.0 dual-mode. That meant I could use it with devices that didn’t have USB ports.
Delivery time: 16 days. Slightly longer, but worth the wait.
Impressions: BT pairing worked perfectly with my Fire Stick and Android box. The voice control is even more responsive than the standard G10S. Plus, the backlit buttons are a godsend at night.
Pros: – Dual Bluetooth + 2.4G – Smooth motion control – Clear microphone for voice input
Cons: – Higher learning curve – Slight delay switching between BT and USB mode
At $12–$14, this remote has more features than $40 Roku or Nvidia Shield remotes. Easily met my expectations.
US $8.45
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G60S Pro Dual Mode Voice Remote
The G60S Pro Remote Control adds IR learning, so I can also control my soundbar and TV volume — game changer!
It came in about two weeks, well packaged. It was easy to teach it my TV’s volume codes.
Impressions: Feels heavier, which I actually liked. IR learning was straightforward. The voice command quality is nearly on par with Google Assistant remotes.
Pros: – IR learning + backlight – Nice weight and build – Easy pairing
Cons: – IR learning only works with a few buttons – Price creeps into $16–$17 range
Compared to Logitech Harmony (discontinued!) or similar programmable remotes, this is an insane value.
US $5.28
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BT 5.2 Gyroscope Keyboard + Air Mouse
I bought this BT 5.2 Air Mouse Keyboard Combo for my media PC because I wanted something truly wireless with more modern Bluetooth compatibility.
Shipping took just under 2 weeks. Setup was quick — plug in the dongle or pair via BT.
Impressions: This device is like a tiny magic wand with keys. The gyroscope is super precise, and the RGB backlight is subtle but stylish.
Pros: – Works with older and newer devices – Full keyboard – Precise motion
Cons: – Slight lag on BT mode compared to 2.4G – Keys are a bit small for big hands
Priced around $15 — still way cheaper than Logitech or Rii’s similar offerings.
US $10.33
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MRSVI G20S Pro Replacement Remote
The MRSVI G20S Pro was a backup remote for my aging H96 MAX. The features looked the same as more popular models, but with a better layout.
Arrived in about 14 days. Connected immediately.
Impressions: It’s simple, reliable, and sturdy. Voice search works without glitches, and the build feels better than some of the more expensive models I’ve tried.
Pros: – Great value – Clean layout – Responsive voice button
Cons: – No backlight – No BT mode
Still, at under $9, it’s perfect as a replacement. Beats many generic remotes you’ll find at Walmart.
US $35.74
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MX3 Air Mouse Keyboard Remote
The MX3 Wireless Keyboard Remote has full multimedia buttons, so I can control video playback without switching remotes.
Delivery was fast — 11 days.
Impressions: Dual-sided layout takes time to get used to. Keyboard on the back is useful, but it’s not ideal for fast typing.
Pros: – Multimedia buttons – Sturdy feel – Dual IR + RF modes
Cons: – Slightly bulky – Easy to press the wrong side accidentally
At $10, it offers more flexibility than $25 name-brand remotes. Once you adjust to the layout, it’s super handy.
US $4.32
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G10S BT Voice Remote with Backlight
I wanted something simple but functional for my second TV, so I chose the G10S BT Voice Remote with Backlight.
It arrived in 13 days and worked immediately. The backlight is strong enough to see in the dark, and voice control worked well with Kodi.
Pros: – Solid voice recognition – Comfortable grip – Great for Android TV boxes
Cons: – Lacks dedicated volume buttons – No IR learning
It’s a basic upgrade over a standard remote and well worth $7–$9.
US $12.09
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I8 Mini Keyboard No Backlight
This version of the I8 Mini Wireless Keyboard is the most stripped down — no lights, no colors, just function.
Got it in 10 days. Used it for my kid’s media center setup.
Impressions: No bells and whistles, but it works. Perfect for those who don’t need backlight or extras.
Pros: – Cheap and functional – Decent touchpad – Lightweight
Cons: – No backlight – Feels plasticky
At around $7, this is perfect for basic needs. Better than hunting for a lost remote.
US $5.76
Final Thoughts
Honestly, I was a bit skeptical ordering 10 different devices from AliExpress, but almost every single one exceeded expectations. The remotes and mini keyboards all worked right out of the box, and shipping times were faster than I expected. For the price, the quality is way beyond what you’d get locally in the US. I’d definitely recommend these items if you’re trying to build a smart home setup or want affordable control solutions for media devices. Will I order more? Absolutely — already eyeing a backlit wireless keyboard for my work PC.
