Reviews of the Schmartz PS3IR-PRO
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CNET Review
The Good: Allows a standard universal remote to control the PS3; gives access to the full 51 remote buttons; zero lag between remote and console; powers the PS3 off using a built-in macro; upgradeable firmware.
The Bad: Expensive for what it does; no user-adjustable settings.
The Bottom Line: The Schmartz PS3IR-PRO is an expensive IR-to-Bluetooth converter for the PS3, but it works great and puts your universal remote back in charge of your home theater.
Manufacturer: SchmartStuff.com
Part number: PS3IR-PRO
General
- Compatible game consoles Sony PlayStation 3
Accessories
- Packaged quantity 1
- Product type IR to Bluetooth remote control adapter
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