Japan’s Sony launched in mid-year 2014 the Sony Remote Handset BRH10 and a remote control aimed at smartphones and tablets. It is a remote control that, beyond the control options presented in his keys, also happens to be an accessory that can be used to keep phone calls without removing the phone from his pocket. The price officer and Sony Remote Handset (BRH10) are set at 80 euros.
We have had the opportunity to conduct a test of Sony Remote and Handset (BRH10), and this time let’s take a look at both their design and their usefulness for the case of a product that may be interesting for users who seek to supplement their mobile or tablet with an additional accessory. Know everything that hides the command and Sony Remote Handset (BRH10).
The Sony Remote and Handset (BRH10), how could it be otherwise, it is wireless and connects to mobile or tablet through the connectivity of Bluetooth (Bluetooth on your version 3.0, to be exact). Connectivity also has NFC, which allows you to connect the remote with a mobile or tablet simply bringing two devices to each other for several seconds. The Sony Remote and Handset (BRH10) are designed to terminals range Xperia by Sony that have the operating system Android in its version of Android 4.4 or higher KitKat. To use all functions of command we unburden the application of Remote Handset BRH10 and available for free on the app store Google Play.
Its design consists of a few measures 30 x 99 x 6.5 mm and weighs 22.5 grams, so it is a thin and light control which can be operated comfortably with one hand. The Sony Remote and Handset (BRH10) is only available in black colored, and its appearance is complemented very well with the line terminals have the range Xperia by Sony. The Sony Remote and Handset (BRH10) is certified IP57, which means it is waterproof (immersion up to one meter for 30 minutes). The battery power of control is through output microUSB of the controller itself, and while we load can leave it leaning against a support (with dimensions of 30 x 51 x 20 mm with a weight of 31 grams) as standard in the packaging of this product.
And the Sony Remote Handset and how it works (BRH10)? Once we’ve connected with our mobile phone or tablet, automatically we can begin to navigate the interface of our device through command. This means that at no time we will have to touch screen mobile or tablet to which we are connected, but that all navigation is done through physical control buttons (with arrows we move through the application of the screen, and with buttons Backspace and Home we can return back to the interface). In addition, buttons raise and lower the volume can regulate the intensity of sound. In case you want to navigate the interface through voice commands, built-in microphone in this command allows us to leverage the application of Google Voice Search to perform tasks such as making calls or open a specific application.
Our experience with the Sony Remote and Handset (BRH10) has been positive, and the command has correctly interpreted all keystrokes we make the buttons thus allowing for a smooth navigation through the mobile interface we used for testing (one Sony Xperia T3). Battery consumption connect the terminal to which the command is minimal, even considering that if we use it at home most likely use the occasion to connect the mobile or tablet to visualize the current while a movie or while simply surf the interface from the bed or the couch.
In short, the Sony Remote and Handset (BRH10) is a command that can be useful in the future enjoy maximum comfort movies on a tablet or mobile, but beyond that this is a product feature that is priced ( 80 euros ) somewhat high in the event that we use it only for recreational use. By contrast, if we have a mobile range Xperia type phablet (see Sony Xperia T3, for example), we can get the Sony Remote and Handset (BRH10) an interesting utility ahead to take calls from the control without removing the phone from his pocket. Thinking in such everyday, buying this accessory only depends on whether we are ready or not to take additional supplements to our mobile wherever we go.
Sony Remote and Handset BRH10, we tested the Sony remote control
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