Remote Page Turner for Kindle Paperwhite Oasis Kobo eReader, Control Page Turner Clicker for Ipad/Phone/Tablet/E-Book Reading Accessories with Wrist Strap Storage Bag

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   Marc K – February 24, 2025

   Works perfectly
   This page turner works perfectly on my wife’s kindle series 12. She loves being able to stay under the covers and turn pages easily.

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   DaveB. – February 24, 2025

   If a couple of issues were fixed, this product would rock.
   This is the second such product I have tried and, like the first one, it is very difficult to use with my Kindle. It clamps onto the reader okay but gets in the way of text when the sensor is on the screen and constantly brings up editing screens when in use. If these issues could be resolved, this would be an ideal addition to any ereader.I do like the design of the remote control. It has a loop that fits over your finger. This makes it easier to hold while reading.Like the other remote page turner I tried, this one also does a good job as a remote shutter for my IPhone.

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   Katherine L – February 24, 2025

   yes, you need a remote
   If you’re like me, you might wonder why you need a remote control page turner for your kindle. I sure did! Until I started using one myself, and I am never going back. It is so easy to set up, and offers the comfort of being able to lay back or snuggle up in your blankets, while easily being able to turn the page. For a comfort bonus: get a kindle holder. Your life will be changed!

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   Better Deals – February 24, 2025

   Sometimes it works
   This remote page turner is inconsistent; sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn’t. I really wanted this device to work because it has a great form factor. From the listing, it seemed that the small piece that sits on the screen would be out of the way on the far edge. But, it doesn’t work that way. Sometimes it’ll work near the edge, but it seems to work better when it’s most obtrusive, covering on multiple lines of text. For what it’s worth, I can tap the edge of the screen with half my finger off on the black plastic and the Kindle will turn fine. I also like the ring design for the button, though I wish it had a means to adjust the ring size. The biggest disappointment, though, is that sometimes, completely at random, the device will just stop responding. This is frustrating, and makes the device unusable.

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   F – February 24, 2025

   Works well, wide compatibility
   I’m very happy with this remote page turner.It simulates the tap of your finger on the screen. So, you need to place it at a location on your screen where a finger tap would trigger a page turn. If it does something different, relocate it to a location on your screen where a finger tap would trigger a page turn.I tested this device with Kindle app on the following devices, and it worked reliably to turn pages when placed as described above:- Onyx Boox Go 10.3- iPad Air 2- iPhone 12- Generic Android 14 10″ tabletThe device is easy to operate, lightweight, and comfortable to hold. It has absolutely enhanced my e-reading experience by eliminating the need to reach out and tap the screen every few minutes to turn the page.

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   S.D.B. – February 24, 2025

   Works, but can be fussy
   I use this to turn the page on my Kindle Paperwhite. I hook the receiver to the bottom right corner to minimize interference with the text. The transmitter if comfortable to hold and has a handy ring to hook on a finger.I need to periodically re-adjust the receiver because the page turning becomes sporadic.I like the USB-C charging and that it comes with a cable that can charge both parts from one USB-A port.If you like to prop up your Kindle just out of reach (which I do because that’s the best for my eyes), then this is a great accessory!

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   Dylan Neiman – February 24, 2025

   Works
   Alright, I got this because I wanted a clicker set that has a larger space for the clip to clip onto my Kindle with a case. It does aid in this, but I do find that if I have my hand under the covers with the clicker, that I have to sometimes click two or three times because it connects to the page turner and turns the page. If I have my hand above the covers, no issues. The clip also has to be farther in on the side of the Kindle to register the click. I have to put it over the last word on the sentence or it will not turn the page. So some pros and some cons.

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   WX – February 24, 2025

   ergonomic design, works well on flat screen Kindle
   See the attached video; it works perfectly on my 2024 Kindle Paperwhite.If you clip the page turner too close to the edge of the display area, there is a chance it won’t work. This is due to Kindle’s anti-mistouch function, as Amazon wants to prevent accidental page turns when holding the device.If you position it so that the dummy “finger” is fully on the screen, it should work without any issues, though it may feel a bit obtrusive. I find the best placement is the lower right corner, as shown in my video. Even with the smallest margin setting on the Kindle, it only occasionally covers one letter on the screen. If you choose a wider margin setting, it doesn’t obstruct anything.Another review mentioned it works intermittently. I’ve only noticed this issue when the page turner is positioned too close to the edge of the screen. Note that the other reviewer is using a Kindle with a recessed screen, which might have a more aggressive anti-mistouch algorithm since it’s unlikely for a human finger to naturally touch the screen edges.I no longer have my old Kindle Paperwhite 3, so I cannot test its performance on a recessed screen Kindle. However, I can confirm that it works well on a flat screen Kindle.At the time of writing, it is priced at $10—cheaper than other page turners—and features an ergonomic design for its remote. I love using it with my Kindle on a tablet holder. This setup has been much friendlier to my neck than holding my Kindle in my hands.

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