Product Description

Technical DataHeader / Product LineMicrosoft Xbox 360 Universal Media RemoteTechnical DataHeader / ManufacturerMicrosoftTechnical DataHeader / Packaged Quantity1Technical DataRemote Control / TypeUniversal remote controlTechnical DataRemote Control / Supported DevicesTVTechnical DataRemote Control / TechnologyInfraredTechnical DataMiscellaneous / CompatibilityMS Windows XP Media Centre compatible

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #1416 in Computer & Video Games
• Brand: Microsoft
• Released on: 2005-12-02
• Platform: Xbox 360
• Original language: German
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: .39" h x .39" w x .39" l, 1.10 pounds

Manufacturer's Description
Take command: Control your TV and Xbox 360 music and DVD playback with a single remote.

Customer Reviews

unexpected....
I've recently bought the media remote of this seller, my remote does not have back lit buttons nor does it controll my tv(do i need a code?), ok it does work brilliantly with my xbox but i would of liked to use it with my tv.

Bigger than it needs to be..
I use my xbox to watch alot of media stored on my computer. Every time i wanted to pause something I found that my wireless controll had gone into power save and I coulndt reallyt undeerstand what the buttons were supposed to do..
The media remote has changed all that. I dont use any of its extra functions like programmed it to my TV so I find the remote a bit bigger than it needs to be, and its a bit annoying because you need to point it directly at the xbox 360 to get it to work. (my other telly remotes seem to work as long as you ponint them in th egeneral direction of the telly.)

Good bit of kit if you watch media, or use your xbox for doing more than just "games"

Little niggles spoil the fun
While well made and totally functional, the additional feature of basic TV controls is badly implemented. Numerical codes can be entered into the handset to make it work MOST TVs. The instructions say that the codes are available on the XBox website... If you can find them, you're a better man than me. The alternative is to trawl through a series of "off" commands by pressing the up or down channel buttons, which is more luck than judgement. Once you've got it working, it does its job extremely well... but getting it working is a pain. If you just want remote DVD controls, go for one of the cheaper 3rd party remotes.