Reviews of the Philips Prestigo SRU8010
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CNET Review
The Good: Controls 10 devices; easy, wizard-based programming plus ability to learn from other remotes; large, superbright screen with 10 contextual hard buttons; as many as 10 customized channel guides with familiar network logos; plenty of buttons, including DVR specific keys.
The Bad: Placement of video transport keys should be higher; advanced users will lament the absence of task-based control macros; may be too heavy or bulky for some tastes.
The Bottom Line: Philips' superb Prestigo SRU8010 will appeal to TV-centric users looking for a universal remote that's both affordable and easy to set up.
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Manufacturer: Philips Consumer Electronics
Part number: SRU8010
General
- Device Type Universal remote control
Remote Control
- Connectivity Technology Infrared
- Supported Devices Amplifier, MD player, DVD/DVR/VCR, TV, Satellite or Cable, DVD player, CD player
- Input Device Scrolling wheel, Keypad
- Max Operating Distance 23 ft
- Features Multi-brand compatibility, Learning, Programmable, LCD backlight
- Display LCD display
- Color Display Yes
Power
- Battery 3 x Standard battery - AA type
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