G20S Voice Remote Control,2.4G Wireless Voice Control Sensing Air Remote Mouse with IR Learning for Nvidia Shield(Versions Before 2019),PC,Projector,Smart TV,Android TV Box

Ok. The original Nvidia Shield TV remote was never really reliable. Lost pairing every now and then. Constantly ran out of battery. Now 3 years later it's completely dead. I was coping with Google's terrible Android TV Remote app for a while. What a piece of junk. But a Nvidia Shield TV replacement remote was simply too expensive. Then I found this guy, the G20S. People said that even the voice input worked. I was sceptical, but it was cheap enough to just try. Boy was I surprised when I got it. Sure, it's not a sleek as the original. It's bulkier and completely made of plastic. But it feels well made, high quality. Good click points and a nice weight. Actually, it feels better in the hand than the original. It does not pair with Bluetooth and does not come with software updates, but with the tiny USB dongle it was plug and play and maybe much easier to set up than the original. Here comes the really big deal: not only does the voice control work flawlessly. It has dedicated volume buttons (not this finicky touch bar). And it has a menu key that works well with Kodi. I didn't see much much use for the air mouse, but it's a nice feature that works with the Shield TV. Completely blown away by the value here. Super happy with the purchase. Just ordered a 2nd one for my brother. :)

Let's be honest, the remotes and controllers that come with the Shield TV (at least the older versions) just don't hold up. After going through THREE controllers that my kids kept dropping and breaking (those things are expensive!!), I was finally ready for something new. This little remote is a godsend and works amazingly well. It was simple plug-and-play, ready to go immediately after plugging in the USB receiver. All buttons work, voice control works, and the battery has lasted two months so far. The air gesture feature works well, too, but honestly we never use it. Navigating with the arrow keys is easier, especially for kids. My Shield TV is in an elevated cabinet, and I noticed reception issues with the USB receiver plugged into the back of the Shield, so I got a little 6-inch USB extension cable which moved the remote receiver out toward the front and now the remote works perfectly all over the living room. My only complaint is that the battery door is super tight and I thought I was going to break it getting it off. Hopefully I don't have to change the batteries very often. :-) If you have a Shield TV (or any device that needs a remote) definitely give this one a try!

quality is good enough for the price, functions as well. Easy to set up and use. I bought it for a replacement of my Samsung TV remote control, but it doesn’t works well on Samsung TVs. Only the direction buttons and OK button works on Samsung. The product itself is perfect, I tried on my SONY TV, it does works so it works on all normal android TV systems. Just to remind Samsung TV users, it won’t work on Samsung, even it’s android.

When I first opened my Nvidia Shield and saw the remote, I knew I was going to be frustrated with it. Between it's strange "slide to adjust volume" feature to its lack of mute and DVR control buttons, it took me only a day or two before I jumped on Amazon to look for alternatives. I am so glad I went with this remote. It is a little thicker than the Sheild remote, which is good since the Shield remote is just so thin. It was recognized by the Shield as soon as I inserted batteries and plugged the USB receiver into the Shield. I use DirecTVNow for streaming TV service. Since it cannot be installed onto the Shield without sideloading, the app is just not designed for the Shield's remote, especially when viewing DVR content since there is no DVR control on the Shield remote. This remote allows me to quickly rewind, play/pause, and fast forward in the DirecTVNow app using dedicated buttons. I also love having the volume buttons and mute, although I had to turn on the "CEC" audio control option (not the "IR" to my receiver option) in the Sheild's audio settings. This allowed the remote to control the volume on my Yamaha receiver through CEC - awesome! The gyroscope mouse is interesting, but I'm not sure I will use it that often. And I love that there is a microphone on this remote for voice control. At a price under $15 at the time of my review, this is a remote that every Shield owner should have.

This remote works great with my nvidia shield. It has exactly what it needs to function perfectly. No unnecessary buttons to fumble around. However, it chews through batteries like no remote I've ever owned. It's around 4 sets for every 1 set my old dtv remotes used to use.

Read the lower-star reviews. This is junk, do not buy. • Air mouse is a joke, the cursor moves frantically on screen, impossible to use. • Hitting any button takes about 1 - 1.5 seconds to reflect to the device: You wanna pause the movie at a certain time? Lower the volume immediately when the warehouse exploded in the middle of the night? Something else? Too bad, it will take at least a second or two until your command takes effect. • Code mappings of buttons are chosen poorly. *Back* button sends a *BROWSER BACK* signal and *Home* button sends a *BROWSER HOME* signal, for example. That's why many reviewers stated that they do not work. They work only if you're using a browser-based os (some smart tvs, I guess?). On Mac or Windows, you can (as I did) leverage an external script to re-map the keys. Except, of course, the *largest* and probably most important key: OK. Yep, OK button does not send any specific signals to the receiver. It's used internally, I guess. For the remote control's own settings, reset etc. And many other issues that I've read in other reviews but didn't see myself simply because I didn't bear it to use that long. So, this is an absolute piece of useless junk; let me repeat, this is JUNK! You've been warned, do not spend even a dime on this.

Press one button and the receiver registers 3-4 presses. Makes it useless for navigating a movie or selecting one in the first place. Very frustrating. I will say though, it is able to program very easy, so it was able to control the power to my TV via IR (So I have to give it +1 star for doing that well. I had to return it because I was ready to pitch it through the TV a bunch of times because of the frustrating inability to navigate menus with it.

I’ve been looking to replace my Minix A2 remote for my Nvidia Shield Pro for some time now but didn’t want to waste money on a bunch of remotes that proved to be trash. The other remote just sucks too much juice and I go through a ton of batteries. If he accidentally press the shift button on the keyboard, it would die even quicker. Hands down, this is the best remote out there for the Nvidia Shield. Every button does exactly what it’s supposed to do, less the menu button (not a big deal for me). Power button: Turns the shield on and off Voice control: works great Play, pause, fast forward, and rewind: worked on all major streaming apps (Netflix, Disney+, Hulu) plus side loaded streaming services. Volume/mute: Both work Air mouse: works great. Delete: does just that Back: works Home button: gets you to the main screen. All in all, this is the best Nvidia shield remote out there. Far superior to the stock remote it comes with.