(Minimal Text Obstruction) Kindle Page Turner Remote Clicker (Stable & Responsiv…

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Reviewer: Della Martin
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Works great and lets me keep my hands warm under the covers.
Review: I got this because it said “minimal text obstruction,” as the one I had did seem to obscure the words on my Kindle. I attached it to my Kindle, which is the entirety of setting it up as it’s already paired, and moved it as far to the margin as I could. Success!I love this little device. It makes reading so much faster since I don’t need to move my arm or hand to swipe the screen. OK, that sounds lazy, but when I’m reading in bed in cooler months, my hands get very cold and I like to keep them under the covers. With this device, I can prop up my Kindle, then I can snuggle under the covers and read. The remote has a single button to advance the page (my other one inexplicably has two buttons, both only advance the page) and it doesn’t make noise (my other one has a slight click that is just audible enough to anyone sharing the bedroom when it’s really quiet). It also has a strap so you can keep track of your remote (helpful to strap it to your wrist so it’s able to be found under the covers!).It’s a pretty simple contraption: the remote activates the two contacts on the clip that clips onto the device (phone, tablet, reader, or computer; whatever touch screen you’re using). The contacts are tiny and on the very end of the clip, so you can have a fairly large bezel around the device and can position it accordingly. This can go all the way to the edge of the screen and work well. When the button on the remote is pressed, it’s like tapping where the contacts are. It’s totally a first-world contraption, but I love how much faster I can turn the pages without moving, particularly so I can keep my hands warm.As I was taking the picture for the review, I was going to show how much narrower this one was than my other one. Alas, the turning devices are nearly identical (like they could have been made on the same assembly line); I just assumed I couldn’t move it back further. The remotes are different, and I like that there’s only one button and it’s a very quiet button. Even though I didn’t need to get another one, I’m glad I did. You can see in the pic how much (or little) screen real estate is needed by the device.

Reviewer: Vanessa Palumbo
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Super Handy!
Review: I held out on getting one of these for a while, but finally caved. Man, this little device is handy. It turns my pages effectively with no lag as I see others reported in the comments. When I read the manual upon opening I was concerned as it notes the total thickness of the e-reader and protective case shall not exceed 14.8 mm (0.58 inch). I have a clear case on my Kindle Paperwhite and it just made the cut. However, the receiver trigger’s silicone pad does not lay flush on my screen, but surprisingly still works. Just something to think about when choosing a remote control page turner.

Reviewer: Patrick
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Simple, Effective, and a Game Changer for Reading!
Review: Pros:Works Perfectly: The page turner functions flawlessly. The clicks are responsive and reliable, turning pages forward and back with ease.Easy to Use: Setup was a breeze. It clipped onto my Kindle Paperwhite perfectly, and the remote paired instantly. No complicated instructions or configurations needed.Silent Buttons: The buttons on the remote are truly silent, which is essential for reading in bed or other quiet environments. No annoying clicking sounds to disturb anyone.Long Battery Life: The advertised 90-day battery life seems accurate so far. I’ve been using it regularly for several weeks, and it’s still going strong.Compact and Convenient: The remote is small and lightweight, easy to hold and use. It also stores conveniently in the included case.Compatible Case: The fact that it comes with a compatible case is a nice bonus. It keeps the remote safe and prevents it from getting lost.Price: The price is very reasonable for the functionality it provides. It’s a great value for the convenience it adds.Cons:Clip Could Be More Secure: While the clip attaches to my Kindle securely enough, I could see it potentially being a bit more robust. It hasn’t been an issue for me so far, but it’s something to be aware of.Limited to Compatible Devices: Obviously, this only works with specific Kindle models. Make sure to check compatibility before purchasing.No “Next Chapter” Button: While it handles page turning perfectly, it would be nice if there was a “next chapter” button on the remote, though this is a minor quibble.Overall:The Besimlive Kindle Page Turner is a fantastic little device that does exactly what it promises. It’s simple, effective, and makes reading on my Kindle so much more enjoyable. The silent buttons, long battery life, and ease of use are all huge pluses. While the clip could be slightly more secure, and a “next chapter” button would be a nice addition, these are minor issues compared to the overall benefits. I highly recommend this page turner to any Kindle user looking for a more comfortable and convenient reading experience.

Reviewer: AL
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: So useful
Review: This is one device that I didn’t know I needed because I had no idea it existed. I have had a Kindle Paperwhite for a couple years and I usually read in bed. I love it but always struggle holding it and find it annoying because it’s super slim and it slips out of my hand. It’s one of those things where I figure there are bigger things to worry about but not anymore! Whoever thought of this is a genius! If I had one critique it would be to fit this device to truly fit just the Paperwhite as you can see there is a pretty significant gap between the clip and the device. I guess it’s to be able to accommodate different sized devices and cases etc. but I would truly only use it for my Paperwhite. I find it mildly annoying to place the device as the first time I tried doing it it took me several minutes to figure out how to place the sensor and I couldn’t figure out why it wasn’t working. I ended up charging it overnight and then trying the next day and it finally worked. Not sure if it was maybe just user error or what. I am super stoked and upset I didn’t know about this before. Now I have to figure out how to prop up my Kindle so I really don’t have to touch it while I read in bed.

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