What’s better than using WiFi Mouse by WiFi Mouse? Well, try it on a big screen, on your PC or Mac, with BlueStacks to see the difference.
WiFi Mouse is basically a remote for a computer, using a phone as the touchpad, keyboard, and even a little air mouse with the gyro. The trackpad feels smooth, scrolling is natural, and taps register fast enough that it does not feel annoying. Typing from the couch is fine, emojis work, and it supports whatever Android keyboard someone already uses. It even has a proper cursor speed setting, so it is not twitchy. For anyone who loves keeping media going on a second screen, the app adds simple controls for YouTube in a browser, Spotify, VLC, and a few others, so pausing or skipping does not become a hunt for the mouse. It runs through BlueStacks on a PC too if someone prefers keeping their Android tools right there, though the phone-in-hand setup is what shines.
There is more tucked in. A basic presentation remote, voice to text that types into the computer, an app launcher, and a file browser for quick peeks without sitting up. Game pad mode exists for simple stuff like Roblox, but it is not trying to replace a real controller. Remote desktop is in there, good for quick checks, though picture quality and speed will depend on WiFi. A neat extra is the option to restart or shut down the computer over the internet for those forgetful moments. Some things sit behind a paid tier, like full media packs, gamepad, and RDP. Setup is straightforward, but the desktop needs a small helper app and a firewall rule, and both devices usually need the same WiFi for the low latency control. It supports Windows, macOS, and common Linux flavors, has a password option, and a dark theme so it does not blind anyone at night. IR TV control only works if the phone has the right hardware, so do not expect magic there. Overall it is a handy little tool that saves alot of small trips across the room.
Eager to take your app experience to the next level? Start right away by downloading BlueStacks on your PC or Mac.
