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Depending on what device you have selected, certain buttons will disappear. It can learn commands from other remotes. I had to teach it the "Input" command for my replay otherwise there's no way to turn off commercial advance. It even controls my Technics stereo from the 80's. It has a very plesant blue glow and a nice velvety backside. It's doesn't use an LCD which is good - no fingerprints or smudges. I also don't have to worry about pressing a button to hard and breaking the LCD. It uses some sort of backlit display. The buttons have a very satisfying "click" to them but if you let go too quickly, the remote produces a very annoying snapping sound. Overall, I am very satisfied with this purchase. Now I just have to figure out how to get it to work with the media center computer and I will have one super cool remote for all my stuff.

Posted By Steve Tylka on February 9, 2006