PDP Gaming Multipurpose Talon Media Remote Control: Xbox One, Blu-Ray, Streaming Media
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Features
- Multipurpose remote controls your Xbox One system, TV, Blu ray and Streaming media applications
- Soft rubberized texture with TV controls, (volume, channel, mute) D pad, A,B,X,Y, and numeric buttons control
- Motion activated backlighting helps you locate buttons in the dark
- 2 AAA batteries included
- Officially licensed by Microsoft; Electronics general compatibility: Video game consoles
Description
Easily control your Xbox One system with the convenient officially licensed Talon Media Remote for Xbox One. Want quick and simple access to all your favorite movies, TV shows, music, and videos, as well as Complete control of channel and volume for your TV? Coordinate your system with the Talon Media Remote and stay in charge right from the comfort of your couch. With motion activated backlit buttons, a soft rubberized texture, and D pad/A, B, X, Y button control, you’ll have everything you need for a Complete Xbox One experience.
Release date: October 3, 2016
Product Dimensions: 2.01 x 3.54 x 10.79 inches; 1.62 ounces
Type of item: Video Game
Rated: Everyone 10+
Item model number: 048-083-NA
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Item Weight: 1.62 ounces
Manufacturer: PDP
Batteries: 2 AAA batteries required. (included)
Date First Available: June 14, 2016
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Original Review I shall leave below further below: I found it so hard to believe it was something wrong with my new XBOX remote as the strangest things began happening in my living room with ALL of my remotes, THEN IT HIT ME! I recently re-arranged my living room and moved my HTC VIVE VR setup into the living room. I thought my remotes were on the fritz (All of them, LG TV, Dell Projector, Vizio Soundbar, Xbox Media Remote), but come to find out, the HTC VIVE IR Towers produce such a powerful Infrared Interference when the stations are plugged in that they actually were blocking all other IR transmitting devices! Who'da thunk it! Needless to say, I leave my HTC VIVE base stations on smart switches and only turn them on when I plan to game in VR. Moral of the story, 5 stars to the PDP Media XBOX remote. I am thrilled with it! I have the multi-use button programmed to open Hulu with 1 click which is convenient for watching live TV on my Hulu Subscription. Thanks PDP for producing such a great product! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Original Review: This remote was exactly what I needed. Functioned right out of the box with no setup needed on the Xbox. I especially liked the ability to update the shortcut button to be able to open Hulu with one click as I stream Hulu plus for live tv. However...after several months my Xbox does not respond to input from the Talon. The backlighting still functions on the remote as if it were sending commands however I can no longer use. I tried new batteries however I am having to revert back to using a standard Xbox controller to navigate. Very unfortunate as I loved this remote. I was using more than the controller! Would have been a 5 star review for simplicity, appearance, backlighting, shortcut key and feel in hand. Knocking off 2 stars for short MTBF.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2021 by Ryan O'Connor
So after using my gaming controllers as a media remote for the last 6 months, this is a welcomed change. Aside from the fact that the gaming controllers turn themselves off every few minutes, trying to grab one in the dark just to pause a movie is rather cumbersome. This remote showed up today and controlled everything right out of the box, i.e. Tv, Surround Receiver, X-box, Cable box... since I had them already set up in my X-box One X. I like the feel of it, I'm not quite sure of the type of plastic used but It has that silk feeling kind of between a plastic and suede feel. I have some studio monitors made like that and have always liked the feeling. The draw back is, everyone that records in my studio feels compelled to reach out and pet them like a puppy, so I'm guessing this remote sitting on a coffee table in a family room will have the same effect. I don't really have any complaints but If I had to list one, It would be that the "Action" button doesn't really stick out like all the other buttons and most controllers, it feels concaved as opposed to convex and makes it seem harder to push in relation to every other button. I'm sure after a month of use though I will no longer notice it. Also the back-light could stay on a little longer for my taste but that's just my preference. It literally comes on and then dims to off immediately in less than a second which makes the light pretty much useless in the dark if you haven't memorized the buttons. Overall I would definitely recommend this based on the price, size and functionality if you don't need an elaborate remote that washes dishes and runs errands for you...
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Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2020 by StellarView
There's something to be said about limiting five stars to only perfect or near perfect products, but this remote makes me question that. It's definitely not revolutionary or world changing, but for the price I paid ($15US), it's a a fantastic deal that I wish I'd gotten earlier. No setup required with my launch console Xbox One (also XB1S as well, but I have no way of testing that myself), just put the batteries in and use it immediately. If I happen to get Microsoft's future offering ("Project Scorpio"), I'm pretty optimistic it'll work with that as well. First, functionality is excellent (which is the point I'd imagine). The volume buttons worked for me, even though holding them would be slower than pushing them repeatedly. The channel buttons seem to work perfectly with the cable in service (using your console to navigate, get program info, check the schedule, etc.), including the numbers. The console specific ones also work, of course. And the general media buttons work great with the console BR player and apps like Youtube, Netflix, Crunchyroll, etc. The construction of the controller seems pretty good (for the price). Presumably it feels a lot cheaper than the less advance models of Harmony controllers, but the rubberized feel of the bottom is nice and the buttons feel suitably solid (though I could see them being a dirt and dust magnet). The downside? No ejection button (though that seems to be more an issue with the XB1 and PS4). You do have to point the remote at the console, so don't expect it to work through a wall the way an actual game controller would. Because it is replicating almost every function on a console, there are quite a few shortcuts and similarly-labeled buttons (two back buttons, for example) because the OS has them, so it might take a little getting used to if you want to bother with them. Really, the only function I wish it had, but it doesn't, is changing TV input--and seeing how the console can't actually do that (to my knowledge), a remote isn't going to coax that out of it. But if you want a media remote for your console, this one is almost perfect.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 24, 2016 by KCM