Remote Control Page Turner for Kindle Paperwhite Oasis Kobo eReaders, Camera Camcorder Remote Controls, Page Turner Clicker for ipad Tablets Reading Novels with Wrist Strap Storage Bag

I freakin love this! This was recommended to me by a friend to get a page turner. I got this one because the option of the pink color instead of black. This is easy to use and the charge lasts a long time. I find it is great to use when the baby is asleep and I want to read. I can hold the baby and turn the pages without having to constantly move (and disrupt the baby) This is better paired with a stand if you have one. It comes with a pouch to hold both items in. it is small and doesn't take up a lot of space in my backpack.

Genuinely a life changer. I have issues falling asleep, so I’ve set my kindle up on a stand attached to my headboard and use this as a way for me to fall asleep reading. The remote and the page turner both have charges that last forever, and the only reason I’ve ever had to replace it was because I lost the remote haha. Otherwise it’s great! It includes a little bag too so if you plan to travel with it there’s less of a chance of losing either part. Along with that, the remote works for changing the page regardless of where you’re pointing the remote.

I absolutely love this little gadget. I like reading in bed and falling asleep to a book so a very quiet clicker was important to not drive myself or, more importantly, my parter insane. This one definitely delivered! It also works on your phone! For example, if you want a remote controller to take your pictures, just position this page turner on a screen where the camera shutter button is.

I want to apologize to all the previous users of these automatic page turners for their Kindles. For while I was not exactly hating on these devices, I couldn't fathom why people who ever need them. The whole point of a Kindle or a book for that matter, is so that you can hold something physical in your hands while reading.Working from home, I've been working on my standing desk for the better part of the day and prefer to work standing instead of sitting. I recently tried to read on my Kindle Oasis on my standing desk as well and while I have a cheap Kindle holder, turning the page was tedious as I am no longer holding it in my hands. Needless to say, I gave in and bought this remote page turner and I'm never looking back.The clicker is extremely noiseless as advertised and so far, after about a 100 clicks or so, works without any real hiccups. I did encounter a very few times when the click didn't register but it's very minor and not enough to warrant a return. The clamp easily fits over my Kindle Oasis, even with a cover. Best part? It doesn't cover the words as only a very little area needs to touch the screen. USB-C charging in very nice, provided that the battery doesn't go bad over time.The only real, though still a slight inconvenience, is that the clicker and holder needs to be synched after each time it goes to sleep. However, you only have to click two buttons and the sync process is instantaneous so it's not a real bother, for the most part. It's just something you'd have to remember to do.

I love this page turner! It was a bit bigger than expected but I found a set-up I liked and it makes reading so much easier and faster. My kindle has a clear case with stickers, and it fits over that. Super easy to connect the page turner and remote. I added a beaded keychain to the remote because it is easy to misplace on a bed/couch. You do have to edit your kindle margins a bit, but I bought this and my kindle at the same time, so I had to edit the settings anyway! The battery lasts about two months per charge which is great. This paired with a kindle holder is a top tier combo and so much better for my neck.

I am so pleased with this! I've even shared the link with several friends/family and they're happy with it as well!There is no way to tell when the battery is low, so I try to charge it when I'm reading a physical book and not on my device.

This is such a great product! I've had it for over a year and it's still working great. The battery lasts for so long on a single charge. It's never actually died on me, but I'll charge it occasionally anyway. Highly recommend!

Update (7/8/2025): I've now been using the Datafy remote control on a daily basis for over 9 months. Still love it.I love my Datafy remote control.Tips:-- Very important: The two parts need to synchronize. Hold the two parts within range of each other, press the small rectangular button on the back of the sensor (the part that attaches to the device) then press the large round button on the "clicker" (the part you hold in your hand to turn pages). You may need to re-do this from time to time if the two parts lose communications (like if a tablet computer goes into Sleep or Hibernate).-- There are several good videos on YouTube which explain how to use this remote page turner.-- The remote comes in two parts: (1) the part that clips to the touchscreen of the Kindle or tablet computer; (2) the "clicker" with the big round button that you hold in your hand to turn pages. Each part is charged using USB C cable.-- For the part attached to the screen (the sensor), attach to the screen with the clip facing you and touching the of the screen. Positioning may take a little trial and error the first time you use it: it needs to be in contact with the screen to send the page-turn signal, while not covering any text.I am using the Datafy remote control page turner with a Surface Pro tablet computer. To take laziness to the next level, the Surface Pro is held at exactly the correct position with a BluuSuuk tablet floor stand . With the tablet computer supported, no need to hold it in place. With the Datafy remote page turner no need to reach up and tap or swipe the screen to turn pages. To add comfort to laziness, during the winter months I stay wrapped in a comfy flannel-lined sleeping bag with the Surface Pro supported by the stand and with the remote page turner inside the sleeping bag. Oh, Brave New World! I use the Surface Pro in this way while reading Kindle books (Kindle for PC app), library books from Hoopla, electronic copies of textbooks, and PDF documents.