The holder has two magnets behind it.  The bottom one being the largest - which uses the batteries in the remote to create a strong enough force to hold it safely and securely.  I was a little underwhelmed with the holder when I broke out my "box fresh" BeoRemote One and held it to the holder.. and nothing happened.  However, after adding the batteries it thunked into place, and stayed there.

The top magnet will hold no purpose at the moment, but a future generation of BeoRemote One will have a small piece of metal in the top - which this magnet will use for extra-strength grip.  I would imagine you'd then have to hang off your remote like an ape to budge it, which is no bad thing : we all need a bit of exercise.

Size wise, it's slightly shorter than the BeoRemote one.  It's made of plastic, so doesn't weight much - and quality is as you'd expect from STB. It comes with a little circular rubber cover for when the single screw is in place. Not sure why only one screw hole though - two is probably over-egging it as the BeoRemote One is feather light, but I just can't help thinking two are better than one..

Anyway, here is a comparison. I've stuck a standard sized credit card next to them to give an idea of scale.

Once mounted the BR1 (I'm tiring of typing it in full now!) obscures the holder. From the front it looks like the BR1 is floating.

Better view from the side to show the angle it sits at :

And finally, the arty-shot.  In my kitchen below my favourite clock 😕

So, there you go.  I don't think share prices in STB Brackets will climb on sales of remote control holders - but as mentioned I think the BR1 is a very pretty remote, and this is a very neat solution.  We at BeoWorld like neat solutions!

If you want to buy one, the link is

Yeah I like it and will test and make some great shots:-)

I'd like it and have the perfect spot for it - and happy to provide a review.