Sony RM VL610B - Universal remote control - infrared

value for money, usability

100% of reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

I wanted a learning universal remote that didn't cost more than my TV. This is the right choice. My wife is "electronically challenged" and I needed something intuitive. I got this to run a Harmon Kardon HT receiver, Oppo DVD player (using a Toshiba...

I prefer the older RM VL900 remotes, but they are really scare these days. The buttons on the RMVL610B seem a little smaller and closer together making it a little harder to use. Younger hands with a lot of dexterity will probably have no troubles...

I purchased this remote to replace my expensive Harmony 670 when the screen went out. I have to admit it is a great remote, low price, and quality is good. When setting it up: My sharp TV had a code, my sony receiver was already preprogramed, My...

This remote has allowed me to combine 5 remotes into 1. At first I was skeptical of how it would handle the infuriating Motorola Moxi DVR remote, but the learning function handled it without issue. I also have an annoying Harmon Kardon Receiver...

Easy to setup and does everything you need

Not a fully capable remote

I broke our old Sony Commander which was a clunky tabletop unit with an LCD screen and about 4 times the cost of this unit. While our old one looked cool, it was very unwieldy and we tended to use other remotes to compensate for this (to FFW through...

I used to use the RMAV2100, a 2-pound, large, square remote that costs $200. The RMVL610 (whether B--bright--or N--neutral) does everything the old remote does, and does a better job. Plus, it can be held and operated in one hand. The learning...

I`ve had this remote for about 2 weeks now.It has a large data base of codes built in, plus every button in all component modes has full learning.Remote is comfortable to hold and use.Plus it has macro capability.Amazon had the lowest price and got it...