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frontpageniki4h | Staff posted Yesterday 12:16 AM

DATAFY Remote Control Page Turner / Clicker (eReader/Android/iOS)

$4.10

$20

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DATAFY SHOP via Amazon has DATAFY Page Turner Remote Clicker for Kindle, Kobo & Tablets (iOS/Android, 6 Colors) for $15.99 - $11.89 when you enter promo code L4A3QBX6 at checkout = $4.10. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+.

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Available:Features:
  • Plug-and-Play: Uses RF signal (no Bluetooth/Wi-Fi required). Clip the sensor to the screen to trigger page flips.
  • Silent Operation: Features mute buttons for quiet nighttime reading.
  • Dual-Function: Works as both an e-reader page turner and a remote shutter for smartphone cameras/video.
  • In the Box: Remote, sensor clip, Type-C cable, storage bag, and hand strap.

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Note: Product page(s) may say Prime Exclusive, but when you apply promo code at checkout, final price will be same for Prime/non-Prime.

DATAFY SHOP via Amazon has DATAFY Page Turner Remote Clicker for Kindle, Kobo & Tablets (iOS/Android, 6 Colors) for $15.99 - $11.89 when you enter promo code L4A3QBX6 at checkout = $4.10. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+.

Note: You must be logged in to clip coupons and apply promo codes. If a code doesn't work right away, try applying it a few times across different interfaces such as mobile or desktop, as some codes may not apply consistently. If issues persist, refresh the page, re-enter the code, or revisit the cart before checking out.

Thanks to Deal Hunter niki4h for posting this deal.

Available:Features:
  • Plug-and-Play: Uses RF signal (no Bluetooth/Wi-Fi required). Clip the sensor to the screen to trigger page flips.
  • Silent Operation: Features mute buttons for quiet nighttime reading.
  • Dual-Function: Works as both an e-reader page turner and a remote shutter for smartphone cameras/video.
  • In the Box: Remote, sensor clip, Type-C cable, storage bag, and hand strap.

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Written by powerfuldoppler | Staff

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Written by niki4h | Staff

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Yesterday 1:02 AM
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FairStew412Yesterday 1:02 AM
2 Posts
Wife has one. Works well
Yesterday 1:25 AM
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Joined Feb 2016
JcodailyYesterday 1:25 AM
20 Posts
Interesting. For those who don't use the Oasis but want physical buttons. It actually physically presses the screen?
Yesterday 2:25 AM
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Joined Jul 2025
PrestochangoYesterday 2:25 AM
14 Posts
Quote from Jcodaily :
Interesting. For those who don't use the Oasis but want physical buttons. It actually physically presses the screen?
There is a soft pad that touches screen and when you press ring button it seems to simulate touching screen to turn pages. No physical movement of device that is attached to screen
Yesterday 4:37 AM
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satanshandYesterday 4:37 AM
17 Posts
What is the use case for something like this?
Yesterday 5:25 AM
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Joined Dec 2005
mrmochiYesterday 5:25 AM
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Quote from FairStew412 :
Wife has one. Works well
Got 2. (one for page back one for page forward ) can confirm works well.
Yesterday 5:26 AM
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Joined Dec 2005
mrmochiYesterday 5:26 AM
5,358 Posts
Lazy man reading for kindle. I have one on left side of kindle for page back, on right side for page front.
Kindle is mounted on reticulating mechanical arm Smilie
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Yesterday 6:06 AM
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superbaldeYesterday 6:06 AM
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I can now be even lazier!

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Yesterday 3:34 PM
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ext1rpateYesterday 3:34 PM
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Quote from satanshand :
What is the use case for something like this?
I guess its for those that have like a stand/mount for the Kindle.
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Yesterday 8:31 PM
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Joined Dec 2015
seamonkeyminerYesterday 8:31 PM
325 Posts
Got one last time, works well took me a little while to get used to having something attached it kept pulling my attention to it while trying to read.
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Yesterday 8:43 PM
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AlpineManYesterday 8:43 PM
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Wow...over 7000 reviews...which means I can definitely say to my wife that there are at least 7000 people lazier than me.
Yesterday 9:10 PM
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visaman777Yesterday 9:10 PM
660 Posts
Is it really that hard to turn the page I'm confused.
Yesterday 11:15 PM
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SharpFlag258Yesterday 11:15 PM
103 Posts
Remember people mount their e-readers and have their hands under blankets y'all.
Today 12:10 AM
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Hotpuck6Today 12:10 AM
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Every time you see a product and don't understand it's purpose, realize there's a thriving community of accessibility focused products designed for people who don't have the same capabilities as you. Not everyone has the hand strength or dexterity to hold a kindle while tapping the screen. Has nothing to do with laziness.
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Today 12:31 AM
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DataJagerToday 12:31 AM
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Quote from ext1rpate :
I guess its for those that have like a stand/mount for the Kindle.
Finally. I was not aware anyone had or wanted a stand

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Today 12:36 AM
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danjayhToday 12:36 AM
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Quote from DataJager :
Finally. I was not aware anyone had or wanted a stand
Holding a Kindle can start to hurt after a while if you have arthritis

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