Philips SRU8008

value for money, usability, design

54% of reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

I ordered this remote for under $20, thinking it might be worthwhile. I like the fact that it doesn't require a computer, and the setup is really quite easy. That is, if it works. This remote easily found my TV, sattellite box, even was able to control...

Good remote for the money... takes some time to get the "Activities" programmed with the right sequence and pauses to turn multiple devices on/off at once... but once it's set... you'll be glad you spent the time! Has all the features I was looking...

Bought two of these, one for myself and one for my step-dad. I tried it and didn't like it as it was very complicated to program and didn't even work with some of my equipment, namely my Comcast DVR box. I ended up giving it to my dad and guess what?...

Philips Prestigo brand has been around a couple of years now and mainly competes with Logitech's Harmony remotes. However unlike Logitech's range, the Prestigo brand differs in the fact that it doesn't need to be connected to a computer to be...

I Give it 5 stars because I have purchased so many Universal Remotes over the years (from the very expensive to the very cheap) and by far, for my uses, this is my favorite. Reasons: 1. There is no software or computer interface. The Logitech...

I bought this remote to try and consolidate the 4 remotes I have for my 4 basic electronic items - TV, VCR, DVD, and TIVO. This is the first universal remote I tried, and I have been really disappointed so far. Here are my issues: 1. Despite this...

I ordered this remote because I had 5 remotes cluttering up my living room. I opened the box, popped in the batteries, it then prompted me how to program it (took about 10 minutes), and I was off watching TV. I found that it had all the buttons a...