Waterproof Bluetooth Media Button Steering Wheel Remote Control for Car Bike Motorbike Boat Powersports Compatible iPhone 12 Pro Max/12 Pro/12 Mini/12, Samsung Galaxy or Any Android Device

It uses an old micro-USB port for charging, which is a pain. And the markings on the remote control are poorly visible. But the remote control itself appears to work well. However, be warned that it works with volume in all instances but the pause, stop, play functions only work with media & music players, not with content being streamed from within a web page (such as youtube).

I use this to skip ahead through ads when I listen to podcasts. I've only had it a few days, but this works perfectly! Connects to my phone quickly, automatically puts itself to sleep to save battery, rechargeable- it has all the features I was looking for but had trouble finding in other products that require assistive touch or coin batteries.

Works well enough. I recommend getting some white paint for the buttons. If you try and remove the clip once, it will never go back on correctly. I have to tape it together now.

Muy buen ítem y muy util

I just bought this so I can't speak about longevity but I wanted to share information I wish I could have found more easily before buying! I'm on a Pixel 9, so this pertains to Android. - Connects as an input device. It does not interfere with your earbuds connection, and controls on your earbuds will also still work. You might need to click an option on-screen to tell Android you want to see the on-screen keyboard even though you have an input device connected. No big deal. - There's a button at the top of the device you hold to pair. If you single tap it the camera app opens, and then pressing the volume buttons take photos. - Holding the play/pause button requests the assistant (e.g. Google Gemini) when your phone is unlocked and when it's locked, though you have to enable that in the assistant settings - that's normal android stuff. - Play/Pause, volume up/down, next/prev track all seem to work as you'd expect. In addition, at least on Play Music, holding the next/prev track buttons performs a short seek forwards or backwards. - If you have Personal Safety set up on your phone to handle an emergency when you press the phone power button 5 times, be aware that pressing the pairing button on this controller 5 times (6 if it needs to reconnect first) will do the same thing. I didn't know this originally, and ended up calling 911 while I was just trying to reactivate this buttons. Oops! - It's a good size for fitting inside a glove or just holding so you don't have to mess with your earbud controls constantly. - Yes, it's hard to see except in good light. Recoil seems to have other models with different color schemes but Amazon doesn't seem to stock them yet. I will probably add some white paint on mine. - It does have a USB mini slot for charging, USB C would have been much nicer. - Haven't tried mounting it, won't be using it like that personally. All in all, an excellent solution for people who like to walk/hike/bike/skate/skii. Update after a week of use: - The fact that it's round makes it incredibly difficult to know what buttons you're pressing if you have this inside a glove in the cold. I may have to modify mine. The manufacturer should include a case to add some easy to hold and identify orientation shape to this. - I wish there was protection against holding the volume up button. Because I couldn't tell which button was under my thumb inside my glove I held volume up instead of the assistant button and blew my ears out. That's bad, especially since the buttons are right next to each other. There's no reason you'd need to hold volume up, that should be disabled by the manufacturer. - It really is brutally hard to see the button graphics in dim light. - I haven't experienced any of the battery life issues some reviewers talk about, and I wonder if they had a stuck button preventing the device from sleeping.