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Green Lion Wireless Remote with Keyboard and Mouse | 58 Keys | Air Mouse | 2.4G and Bluetooth 5.2 | 34-Hour Battery
Type in searches, point at menus, and switch inputs on your television, projector, or media box from one rechargeable handheld controller
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Green Lion Wireless Remote with Keyboard and Mouse is now in stock at Mascom International for KSh 3,200. The Green Lion Wireless Remote with Keyboard and Mouse carries a 58-key mini keyboard on its back face, an air mouse tracking at 800 to 1200 DPI, an infrared learning function, and a voice button. It connects two ways: a 2.4GHz USB receiver or Bluetooth 5.2, with a working range of 10 metres. A 300mAh battery runs for up to 34 hours per charge and refills through USB-C in about two hours. Mascom International stocks it at Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD.
Anyone who has tried entering a Netflix password using a four-arrow television remote knows the problem. The Green Lion Wireless Remote with Keyboard and Mouse solves it by putting a full keyboard behind the same handset you already point at the screen. Hospitality managers in Diani and Naivasha use it to drive lobby displays. Lecturers at Kenyatta University and Strathmore run projector slides without walking back to the podium laptop. Home users pair it with Android TV boxes, Raspberry Pi builds, and all-in-one PCs. One Green Lion Wireless Remote with Keyboard and Mouse replaces the remote, the keyboard, and the mouse on the coffee table.
Most Nairobi electronics shops sell either a cheap plastic air mouse with no keyboard or a full desktop set that needs a table. Green Lion Wireless Remote with Keyboard and Mouse sits between them at KSh 3,200, and customers across Nairobi report that the 34-hour runtime removes the AAA battery habit entirely. Mascom International keeps the Green Lion Wireless Remote with Keyboard and Mouse on the shelf, so you can walk into our Kimathi Street store and test the pairing on a live TV box before paying. Countrywide pay-on-arrival delivery covers every county.
Common Questions About the Green Lion Wireless Remote with Keyboard and Mouse
What can the Green Lion Wireless Remote with Keyboard and Mouse actually control?
It controls four categories of device. Android TV boxes and internet-connected televisions respond to the air mouse and the 58-key keyboard. Windows, macOS, and Linux computers treat it as a standard wireless keyboard and pointer, so it drives an all-in-one PC or a projector-connected laptop. Phones and tablets accept it over Bluetooth 5.2 or through an OTG adapter. The separate infrared emitter handles basic television functions like power and volume on sets that only understand IR signals.
How do I pair it, and should I use 2.4G or Bluetooth?
Use the bundled 2.4GHz USB receiver whenever the device has a spare USB port. Plug it in, switch the remote on, and it works within seconds with no pairing menu. Choose Bluetooth 5.2 for phones, tablets, and televisions with no free USB port. Bluetooth pairing follows the normal process: hold the pairing key until the indicator blinks, then select the remote from your device list. Both modes reach roughly 10 metres in a typical Kenyan sitting room.
Will it work with my Android TV box, projector, or laptop?
Yes on all three. Green Lion lists compatibility with Android, Windows, macOS, and Linux, which covers TV boxes, projectors running Android, HTPC builds, all-in-one desktops, and Raspberry Pi setups. Projectors that accept a USB keyboard will accept the 2.4GHz receiver directly. For projectors driven by a laptop, plug the receiver into the laptop instead and control the slides from anywhere in the room. Kenyan-market TV boxes from Xiaomi, Tanix, and Nvidia all take the receiver without extra drivers.
How long does one charge last in normal use?
Green Lion rates the 300mAh cell at up to 34 hours of active working time, drawing 12mA while in use. In practice that is several weeks of evening television for most households, because the remote only draws current while a key is pressed or the motion sensor is moving. Recharging takes about two hours over USB-C, using the same cable that charges most modern phones. There are no AAA cells to buy, which matters when a four-pack costs KSh 150 or more.
Does the air mouse need a flat surface like a normal mouse?
No. The air mouse reads wrist and forearm movement through an internal motion sensor, so you point at the screen the way you would point a laser pointer. Nothing touches a desk. Sensitivity switches between 800 DPI for careful clicking on small menu items and 1200 DPI for crossing a large television screen quickly. Sofa use, standing lecture use, and one-handed use all work. A normal optical mouse cannot do any of that.
Can it turn my television on and off like the original remote?
Partly, through the infrared function. The remote carries an IR emitter for basic television commands such as power, volume, and input switching, which is what most people actually use the original remote for. It does not replace every button on a manufacturer remote, and menu-specific functions on some television brands stay on the original handset. Keep the factory remote in a drawer for setup menus, and use the Green Lion unit for daily viewing.
Does the voice button work with the apps I use in Kenya?
The voice key sends microphone input to the connected device, so it works wherever that device already supports voice search. On Android TV boxes it drives YouTube and Netflix search, which is far faster than spelling a title with arrow keys. On a Windows PC it feeds whatever voice input the system has configured. It does not add voice control to a device that has none, and it needs an active internet connection through your Safaricom or Airtel line.
Who should buy this instead of a full wireless keyboard and mouse set?
Buy this if you control a screen from a sofa, a lectern, or a standing position. Hospitality staff managing lobby displays, lecturers running projector slides, church AV volunteers, and households with an Android TV box all fit. Buy a full desktop set instead if you type long documents at a desk every day, because a 58-key layout is built for search boxes and passwords, not for reports. Many customers own both and use each where it belongs.
Is the Green Lion Wireless Remote with Keyboard and Mouse worth KSh 3,200 in Kenya?
At KSh 3,200 it replaces three separate purchases: an air mouse, a mini keyboard, and a replacement TV remote. Bought individually in Nairobi those run past KSh 4,000 combined, and none of them recharges over USB-C. The 34-hour battery removes recurring AAA costs of roughly KSh 600 a year for a heavy viewer. Mascom International backs it with a 6-month warranty and countrywide pay-on-arrival delivery, so the purchase carries no upfront shipping risk.
Technical Specifications
Control Modes and Core Function
- Four control modes in one handset: air mouse pointer, 58-key keyboard, infrared remote, and voice input key.
- Air mouse reads hand motion through an internal sensor, moving the on-screen pointer without any desk contact.
- Mini keyboard sits on the reverse face, so you flip the remote over to type and back to point.
- Infrared emitter sends standard IR commands for television power, volume, and input selection on sets without network control.
- Voice key passes microphone audio to the connected device, driving search in YouTube, Netflix, and system search fields.
- Single-hand operation throughout, which matters when the other hand holds a laptop, a projector clicker, or a cup.
Wireless Connectivity and Pairing Options
- Dual-mode connectivity: a 2.4GHz USB nano receiver for plug-and-play use, plus Bluetooth 5.2 for receiver-free pairing.
- 2.4GHz mode needs no pairing menu at all, which suits TV boxes and projectors with awkward on-screen setup screens.
- Bluetooth 5.2 handles phones, tablets, and televisions that have no spare USB port available.
- Control range reaches 10 metres, covering a full sitting room, a small lecture hall, or a hotel lobby.
- Infrared runs independently of both wireless modes, so television power still works when the paired device is off.
Air Mouse Tracking and Key Layout
- Pointer resolution switches between 800 DPI and 1200 DPI, trading fine menu accuracy against faster screen crossing.
- 800 DPI suits small text links and settings menus where overshooting the target wastes time.
- 1200 DPI suits large televisions and projector screens where the pointer must cross a wide surface quickly.
- 58 keys cover the full QWERTY alphabet, numerals, and the shortcut keys used for media playback control.
- Keyboard layout is sized for thumb typing, matching how people hold a remote rather than how they sit at a desk.
- Dedicated media and navigation keys sit on the front face alongside the directional pad and pointer trigger.
Battery Capacity and USB-C Charging
- 300mAh rechargeable lithium cell rated at up to 34 hours of active working time per full charge.
- Working current of 12mA keeps standby drain low, stretching a single charge across weeks of evening viewing.
- USB-C charging port accepts the same cable that charges most current phones, laptops, and earbuds.
- Full recharge takes roughly two hours, so an overnight top-up is never required for normal household use.
- No disposable AA or AAA cells needed, cutting a recurring cost that adds up across a year of daily use.
- Charging while connected is supported, meaning a flat battery does not end a presentation midway.
Device and Operating System Compatibility
- Officially supports Android, Windows, macOS, and Linux, covering nearly every screen a Kenyan household or office runs.
- Works with Android TV boxes, internet-connected televisions, projectors, all-in-one PCs, HTPC builds, and Raspberry Pi boards.
- Phone and tablet control runs over Bluetooth 5.2, or through a USB-C OTG adapter using the receiver.
- No driver installation required on any supported system, so a borrowed laptop accepts it in seconds.
- Infrared function works with televisions from any brand that accepts standard IR remote codes.
Build Materials and Daily Handling
- ABS plastic shell with silica gel key surfaces, chosen for grip rather than for a glossy finish.
- Handset proportions follow a standard television remote, so it drops into an existing remote holder or sofa pocket.
- Textured rear keyboard face resists slipping when held one-handed during a standing presentation.
- Black finish hides fingerprints better than gloss white, which matters in a shared family sitting room.
- Sealed key membrane limits dust ingress, useful in Nairobi homes where windows stay open through dry season.
- Weight stays low enough for extended one-handed use without wrist fatigue during a long film.
Package Contents
- Green Lion Wireless Remote with Keyboard and Mouse in black
- 2.4GHz USB nano receiver
- USB-C charging cable
- User manual and warranty documentation
Warranty
The Green Lion Wireless Remote with Keyboard and Mouse carries a 6-month Mascom International warranty on manufacturing defects, covering the battery, the wireless modules, and key response under normal household use. Claims are handled directly at our Nairobi CBD service desk on Kimathi Street, with no need to ship the unit abroad or deal with a third party.
Where to Buy the Green Lion Wireless Remote with Keyboard and Mouse in Kenya
Green Lion Wireless Remote with Keyboard and Mouse is available now at Mascom International, Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. Walk in Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM, and test the pairing on one of our display TV boxes before you buy. Available colour: Black.
Order through any of the following:
- Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521
- Email: info@mascomintl.com
- Website: www.mascomintl.com
Mascom International ships across all 47 Kenyan counties with pay-on-arrival delivery you pay only when the remote reaches you. Nairobi and its environs receive same-day delivery. Mombasa, Kisumu, Nakuru, Eldoret, and all other major towns receive next-business-day delivery. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days.
Every unit is covered by the 6-month warranty above, with claims coordinated from our Nairobi CBD counter. Buyers across Kenya rely on Mascom International for accurate specifications, current KSh pricing, and after-sales support they can reach on a real phone number.
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