Reviews of the IR2BTci
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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; user adjustable settings; upgradeable firmware; included software for configuration.
The Bad: Expensive for what it does and cheaper alternatives will suit most buyers.
The Bottom Line: The IR2BTci is the most advanced IR-to-Bluetooth converter we've tested, but most users will be fine with cheaper alternatives.
Manufacturer: IR2BT Devices, Inc.
Part number: IR2BTci
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