CHUNGHOPProtective Silicone Case for NVIDIA Shield TV Pro/4K HDR Remote, Anti-Lost with Glow in Dark Green

High Quality, Feels good to the touch, fits like a glove, all around a great product

Fits perfectly. Was an absolute breeze to install. The blue is deep and vibrant. The material is textured, which will surely help with grip. Zero extra weight. My favorite thing is that the buttons are now recessed, drastically reducing the number of accidental presses.

Not the best option for an Nvidia Shield remote. Quality of product is 5 star, it fits great and it's nice & grippy. But it's a little too thick for the buttons on the Shield remote. Impossible to do the two button mute hold because the ridge on the face of the cover is just too high.

This has protected the remove from dozens of drops. Not very thick but its more than enough to keep safe from drops.

Nice durable protects my remote well

Fits great, but the glowing is a barely functioning novelty that only works if you leave it in the sun, or charge it up with a strong flashlight. It did fix the issue we had with the battery cover sliding off though, which is all I really cared about.

The cover is nice! I guess it 3 stars because mine didn't come with the tether string and I was counting on yesterday to be ale to hang it up.

With a remote cover, there's little room for subjectivity: does it cover your remote? Good, it works.Will this one *protect* your remote? Yes, better than if it wasn't there, but there are no pneumatic shock absorbers or space age polymers here. If you chuck your remote at your fireplace because the kicker on the Dolphins lost the Super Bowl, you're still going to have a bad time.The texture on my model is nice. Feels good in your hand or if you rest it on your face, it feels ok on your face too. Easy enough to find the buttons when you're not looking at it.The downside is - and it's not the fault of this product - you will have many mis-clicks until you get the feel for it. There will not be a cover for *any* remote with flush buttons that you won't have this learning curve with.Specifically I'm referring to cursor movement. As you get used to the reduced natural space of the direction keys due to the soft rubber cover, you will be clicking the center 'OK' button more than you'd like. I guess if you had very dainty thumbs or for whatever reason use your pinky finger as your primary remote digit, you may not notice much disruption.For me, it's not a deal-breaker and the product does the best it can at a reasonable price.