Rosewill RRC-126

does the job ; HAS A LOT OF FUNCTIONS

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This is a great remote. I bought it to use with my HTPC and Windows Media Center. One issue I had with the remote was the lack of a "Previous Channel" but I by accident one day, I discovered this functionalily by hitting the OK button. I did not see...

It's not back lit, but I knew this when buying it

Small feels good in your hand, small receiver, decent range and angle

Some buttons are too small, hard to press the correct arrow button on the arrow pad, no actual netflix button

Has every button that a MCE Remote can have (includimng DVD controls buttons that I haven't ever seen on an MCE remote, RC6 compatible, compact, decent button response, sleep button also acts as the "activity LED

For the price paid, none found. Lighted keys would be nice

update to earlier review - Remote works fine with USB dongle that is included - was hoping I didn't have to use it because the computer has built-in receiver but no luck there

Software included will not run on Windows Vista every time I put the disc in it comes up and says it is for windows 8 only

It didn't explode in my face when I opened the box? I only bought one

Didn't work, poor instructions(doesn't tell you what order to install the software or the receiver), remote felt cheap

Good range ; Fits small hands ; Solid Feel to it, no squeaking pressure is applied ; Reciever picks up the signal from any direction I've tried

I have medium sized hands, and the buttons are almost too small, especially the arrow cluster. it flows well with the thumb, but if my thumb was any bigger i might have trouble pushing the center button

Small form factor, looks good, all MC functions included. Comes with a dongle and a extension cable for the dongle. The dongle is small also, thumb-drive sized

The direction button placement around OK button is really tight and can lead to some accidental selections. included dongle wont accept mouse commands from windows MCE keyboard

Just plugged it in and voilà it worked

Really requires line of sight to work, which I expected

I am using it with XBMC and Ubuntu, make sure to install lirc for proper button assignment

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