$130 remote is a bit steep, our place charged £40 but even then it was just a simple OOK at 30mhz, if you could work out what frequency it is on you can probably get a cheap cloning remote for ...

But one of the best features is embedded into the remote control itself. The remote may not be the most ergonomic, it's stylishly small with hard edges and a simple layout. But it does have a remote ...

All that said, if you want a remote that looks like the one you’re already familiar with, but can do a lot more, GE’s Universal Remote is a good choice. Buy GE Universal Remote Control $6.43 3.

At $249 the Harmony One is at a premium for any remote control that is destined to be programmed and used directly by consumers. As much as Logitech wants to look at the One as just another AV ...

We’d bet that most readers stream video as the lion’s share of their entertainment consumption. It’s getting easier and easier thanks to great platforms like XBMC, but not everyth… ...

If you're looking for an easy-to-use universal remote to control up to eight devices, we recommend the Logitech Harmony 650. It's the best option for most people looking to simplify the operation ...

The Logitech Harmony is no more, but there are still some very good universal remotes for your multi-device home theater setups. We've got five recommendations.

For more fine-grained control, you can tap (not click) the extreme top, left, bottom, and right edges to move one item in that direction. This mimics a D-Pad on a typical TV remote. If you don’t ...