Typical price: £70
What is it: Universal remote control
What we think: A good universal remote that's slightly marred by some awkward controls
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Reviewed on: 27 February 2008
Tags: philips, codes, cable, kit
We like:
Slick design; great colour screen; easy to set up
We don't like:
Scroll wheel could have been better implemented
CNET.co.uk judgement:
The Philips Prestigo SRU8015 is very easy to initially set up with your kit and looks gorgeous, thanks to its slick design and razor sharp colour screen. However, the layout of the scroll wheel and direction pad can make it fiddly to use and you may have to tweak the button layouts in the presets to make them more usable with your equipment
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