To remedy this, I attached a label to clearly indicate which switch position turns the remote on.Īnother minor annoyance is how the combined, piggy-backed remote feels in the hand. One pet peeve of mine is unmarked switches. There are printed instructions for what appears to be “side-loading” something to get the iPazzPort keyboard to work. To navigate, you can use the up/down/left/right and enter keys just as you would on the Amazon Fire TV remote. Once paired, I had no difficulty typing in searches or even navigating around the Amazon Fire TV.
Now, when you turn on the keyboard, you’ll see a small popup message in the lower right of your Amazon Fire TV screen. And, see that blue light? That’s what the little window is for! Thankfully, the keyboard shows up in plain-language as itself: “iPazzPort Bluetooth”. Turn on the iPazzPort remote, and choose it on the screen. Go to Settings and choose “Other Bluetooth Devices. Pairing with my Amazon Fire TV is quite easy. You still get full keyboard access even with the sleeve on and the Amazon remote attached.īy itself (with batteries) the iPazzPort keyboard weighs 78 grams, and 184 grams with the Amazon Fire TV remote mated together. When combined, the Amazon remote and iPazzPort keyboard now create something roughly twice the thickness. There’s an opening on the right side of the silicone case to expose the little keyboard window. The silicone sleeve stretches a bit, and the remote fits in quite nicely. I own the larger remote with the microphone. You’ll get two sleeves for the two types of Amazon Fire TV remotes.
The remote takes two AAA batteries, not included.
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