I just got this today so my initial impressions are good. I’ll edit if need be.Open the box carefully because inside the little bag with the strap are 3 silicone port plugs that can easily get lost. They are just for keeping dust out of the port. It also comes with a tiny plastic sheet for situations where the sensor connection isn’t good. It is not for normal use.I charged both pieces fully—for around an hour and a half, maybe two hours. I tried it out on my Kindle and it worked well. I did make my margins bigger so the clip does not cover up any text. I also tried it on my iPad and it worked well there, too. I’ve attached a brief video for reference.The clip needs to go on the right side since that is the side that advances pages. I tried it on the top and the sensor was doing things associated with the functions on top. I read that it’s supposed to work on the top but I don’t see how that is possible. The sensor is taking the place of your finger after all.Make sure to read how much width the clip can handle before putting it in your device. Really thick cases will not be able to accommodate. Handle the clip carefully so that it does not break.The two buttons on the remote do the same thing. Apparently it’s just comfort level but I don’t feel two buttons are necessary. Please note that the clicker only *advances* pages since it is clipped on the right side. I see in reviews that some have complained about that. But when you think about it, it canNOT know to go in reverse because it’s ‘acting’ in place of your finger. It advances the pages just as your finger would on the right side. To go backward, all you need to do is just touch the left side with your finger like you would without a remote. That really isn’t an issue since we have little need to go backward in a book. When it’s needed, we can easily use a finger. 🤷🏼‍♀️One suggestion I have for the manufacturer: The button on the back of the clip should be at the other end. I pressed that button unnecessarily when I’m clipping or unclipping. I find that I have to hold on the top and bottom instead and press the lever to clip or unclip. It’s a little awkward when your inclination is to put your fingers behind it and press the clip with your thumb. I’ve attached a photo for reference.So far, so good. I feel the price is a little high for two very small pieces. As long as it holds the charge for a long time, which reviews say it does, and does not break, I feel I will get a lot of value from it over all. It will be handy for when I want to read while I’m eating or multi-tasking. It will also be convenient if I want to read in bed and put my Kindle in a clip-on stand. Having a stand and a clicker is also very advantageous for those who have neck or shoulder issues and cannot be looking down without having pain or discomfort.