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…This radio frequency remote controls all of my entertainment center without a flaw. Highly recommended.…

…since my components (hd cable box, upconverting dvd player, receiver) are all in a wood doored cabinet, i needed an RF (radio frequency) remote....for under $40 is was a NO BRAINER.....of course… 187 more reviews »

…This remote is great!! It does everything that others have written about. It will not copy the functions for a DishTV remote controller as that is done by radio frequency and not IR. Other than… 752 more reviews »

… (very few were not pre-set).

If you need a radio frequency remote, I cannot recommend this enough. If you don't, I would still recommend a Logitech remote, just don't pay the extra money…

…Be aware of the fact that IF you are like me, with all of your components INSIDE of a cabinet and they are ALL RF (radio frequency) controlled, THIS remote is useless. Works only on IR (Infra Red… 1,395 more reviews »

…I own Keyspan's infrared remote and have been very pleased with it. The only downside was needing a direct sight line to operate it. So, when Keyspan announced the radio frequency remote, I snapped… 78 more reviews »

…I was looking for a Radio Frequency remote to control my new LCD TV, Blue-ray player and cable box. I wanted all the equipment in a closet with the TV mounted on the wall. After considering several…

… models I would like to see the remote available in RF (radio frequency) as well as IR (infrared). IR won't work with my DISH Network satellite receiver, so I'm still stuck using two remotes.… 819 more reviews »

… work on radio-frequency and work very well, this makes it an absolutely fantastic remote!
One bad thing - the IR Emitter plugs are not universal, they are smaller in size than normal IR emitter…

… these Neanderthal Remotes is beyond me. Radio Frequency (RF) Remotes are the way to go, they are MUCH more versatile. With a RF Remote you can have complete control of your system - even if you are out… 514 more reviews »

…. Since it works over Infrared (IR) and not Radio Frequency (RF), the remote does not go to sleep. It works like most other remotes.

No fault of the controller, but the Xbox IR detector stinks… 156 more reviews »

…Pros: Ease of Use Cons: None "Very easy to program and use. I was considering spending $400+ for a remote that uses radio frequency. I would have had to spend another $400+ to have someone install… 49 more reviews »

…Pros: Ease of Use Cons: None "Very easy to program and use. I was considering spending $400+ for a remote that uses radio frequency. I would have had to spend another $400+ to have someone install… 6 more reviews »

…The remote control is very good: when set up it's easy and convenient to use, has light to see display in dark, etc., BUT the radio frequency Power Bluster is not as powerful or sensitive as my…

…. This product eliminates all of that worry.

We have our Samsung flat panel hung on a wall outside of a closet with all of the wires going through the wall straight behind it, and this radio frequency…