I was very excited to try out this controller -- it's a great idea on paper. Unfortunately, I made the mistake of assuming that it would be compatible with my LESS THAN ONE YEAR OLD MOTOROLA(!) TRIUMPH ANDROID PHONE. When I tried to pair the devices, the phone showed the remote as "Paired but not Connected" (seeing the controller and the speakerphone as separate devices, both with the same message). I contacted Motorola and verified that the unit is indeed incompatible with the Triumph (the top Android model on US Virgin Mobile). Motorola's compatibility page for the device only shows 8 phones and 1 tablet (they do not include other manufacturer's products in their compatibility lists, even though the remote's manual states that it is also intended for use with non-Motorola devices). Judging from my experience as well as those of the other reviewers, I wouldn't risk trying to use this with anything not listed on Motorola's site unless you wouldn't mind having to return it if and when you discover that it won't work with your device. (Note: There is conflicting information about whether the Triumph supports the HID Bluetooth Profile -- I'm going to assume at this point that it doesn't.)

Frankly, considering the price of this thing, if you want to hook your phone up to the TV, just get an HDMI cable long enough to reach your seat. I got a ten-footer for under ten bucks here on Amazon.

The unit itself is very small and lightweight; maybe a little flimsy, but a decent size for its intended use. However, the touchpad area is very small; maybe half the size of a standard 4.1" phone touchscreen. If you have large fingers, it might be tough to use. The included USB charging cable is approximately 6" in length. Yes, that's inches, not feet. Not a huge deal, since it's a standard micro USB to USB and you probably have a longer one around the house, but something to bear in mind.
I was very excited to try out this controller -- it's a great idea on paper. Unfortunately, I made the mistake of assuming that it would be compatible with my LESS THAN ONE YEAR OLD MOTOROLA(! ) TRIUMPH ANDROID PHONE. When I tried to pair the devices, the phone showed the remote as "Paired but not Connected" (seeing the controller and the speakerphone as separate devices, both with the same message). I contacted Motorola and verified that the unit is indeed incompatible with the Triumph (the top Android model on US Virgin Mobile). Motorola's compatibility page for the device only shows 8 phones and 1 tablet (they do not include other manufacturer's products in their compatibility lists, even though the remote's manual states that it is also intended for use with non-Motorola devices). Judging from my experience as well as those of the other reviewers, I wouldn't risk trying to use this with anything not listed on Motorola's site unless you wouldn't mind having to return it if and when you discover that it won't work with your device. (Note: There is conflicting information about whether the Triumph supports the HID Bluetooth Profile -- I'm going to assume at this point that it doesn't. )

Frankly, considering the price of this thing, if you want to hook your phone up to the TV, just get an HDMI cable long enough to reach your seat. I got a ten-footer for under ten bucks here on Amazon. The unit itself is very small and lightweight; maybe a little flimsy, but a decent size for its intended use. However, the touchpad area is very small; maybe half the size of a standard 4. 1" phone touchscreen. If you have large fingers, it might be tough to use. The included USB charging cable is approximately 6" in length. Yes, that's inches, not feet. Not a huge deal, since it's a standard micro USB to USB and you probably have a longer one around the house, but something to bear in mind.