A two-remote pack can make a difference!

We tested this one ourselves, and it is the pack we reach for most. It is just a pair of tiny Bluetooth camera-shutter remotes - the same kind of clicker people use for selfies - but the fact that two come in the box makes all the difference.

Give one remote to each team and scoring becomes quicker, clearer, and much more natural during play. And if you choose the black + white version, it is even easier to tell each remote apart at a glance.

What you’re actually getting

Two compact single-button clickers, each powered by a replaceable CR2032 coin cell and each supplied with a detachable wrist strap. They pair over Bluetooth (5.2 in this specific case) the same way any selfie remote does: no companion app to install, no dongle to lose, and no complicated setup before a match.

In practice, that matters more than it sounds. You switch one on, find it in your phone’s Bluetooth list, and PadelRef picks it up like a standard remote. It is quick, simple, and easy to repeat with the second clicker.

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How it fits PadelRef

PadelRef talks to remotes over BLE, and it auto-detects standard HID devices - exactly what these clickers present as. With a single remote, and because it has only one button, the basic setup uses click combinations: single click to add a point to the team you are keeping, double click to add to the other side, and triple click to undo. A lot of clicks if you make a mistake, right?

This is why, with a pair of remotes and a premium subscription, the experience gets much better. Bind one remote to each team and scoring becomes much more intuitive: single click scores for that team, while double click cancels the last change. In other words, with premium and a pair of remotes, doubles players can score a full match without ever needing a triple click.

ATUMTEK Bluetooth Camera Remote (2-pack, black + white)

Best for Doubles players who want one remote per team and the simplest possible scoring flow.

Pros

• Two remotes in different colours (black + white) - ideal for assigning one to each team and telling them apart instantly
• Pairs as a standard BLE device - no app, no USB dongle; PadelRef detects it like any HID remote
• Coin cell rated for tens of thousands of presses - enough for hundreds of matches before a swap
• Pocket-sized and light, with a wrist strap so it stays with the player instead of ending up on the court

Cons

• Wrist strap only; there is no clip to attach it to clothing

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Why a two-pack

This is where the pack really earns its place, because PadelRef can run both remotes at once - one per team.

In the remote settings, you assign one clicker to Team A and the other to Team B. From that point on, each remote belongs to its side. The result is exactly what doubles players want: when your team wins the point, you tap your own remote. The other side does the same with theirs. No passing a single device around, no asking who pressed last, and no breaking the rhythm between points.

That small change makes scoring feel much more natural on court. It removes one of the annoying little interruptions that can make app-based scoring feel awkward in doubles. Instead of adapting the match to the remote, the remote adapts to how doubles already works.

And when you only want one in use? The second remote becomes a ready spare. Coin cells always seem to die at the worst possible moment, so having a backup in the side pocket means a flat battery does not stop the match.

Can both teams really score on their own remote at once?

Yes. PadelRef’s remote settings include a dual-remote section where you assign one clicker to Team A and the other to Team B. Each remote is then linked to its team, so the app keeps the two devices separate throughout the match. That means both sides can score on their own remote without clashes or confusion, even in fast match situations.

Two colour options

This pack comes in two colourways. We found the black + white pack is the most practical choice, because the two remotes are instantly distinguishable - perfect when each team has its own.

The all-black pack is the better option if you prefer a cleaner, more discreet look. It works exactly the same way, but if you are assigning one remote to each team, it is worth marking one with the strap or a small sticker so nobody needs to think twice mid-match.

ATUMTEK Bluetooth Camera Remote (2-pack, black)

Best for Players who want a uniform all-black look and do not mind marking one remote for team use.

Pros

• Two identical black remotes - same practical two-pack in a clean, discreet finish
• Pairs as a standard BLE device - no app, no USB dongle; PadelRef detects it like any HID remote
• Coin cell rated for tens of thousands of presses - enough for hundreds of matches before battery changes
• Pocket-sized and light, with a wrist strap so it stays secure during play

Cons

• Both remotes look the same - if each team uses one, you should mark one with the strap or a sticker or buy a pack with two different colours

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The bottom line

If you are looking for a quicker, more intuitive way to score, a two-pack is the sensible choice. One remote per team makes scoring smoother, faster, and more intuitive, and the second clicker also gives you an instant backup when you need it.

They pair like any standard BLE clicker, PadelRef detects them as standard HID devices, and the main thing to fine-tune is the combo window. Once that is dialled in, this is one of the simplest and most practical remote setups you can bring to a padel match. And if you are weighing it against the other remotes we have tested, see the best Bluetooth remotes for padel scoring.