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PDP Gaming Multipurpose Talon Media Remote Control: Xbox One, Blu-Ray, Streaming Media

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Arrives Thursday, Apr 4
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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


Pricing: The strikethrough price is the List Price. Savings represents a discount off the List Price.


Product Dimensions: 2.01 x 3.54 x 10.79 inches; 1.62 Ounces


Type of item: Video Game


Language: Italian, English


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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  • 5.0 out of 5 stars Exactly what I wanted!
We use our Xbox for everything. We don't have cable, we use streaming services for tv entertainment as well as music. Our Xbox gets alot of use. I have always disliked the Xbox controllers for things like Netflix, movies, Pandora, ect. Obviously the controllers shut off to conserve battery life, but it's annoying having to turn it on and wait for it to connect. It only takes about 30 seconds but it annoys me. Also, everyone always leaves the batteries dead for mom.. It got pretty stressful trying to change a song on Pandora, or tell Netflix yes I was still watching the same show I've been watching for years. The remote on the Xbox app for the phone was nice, but unless I left it on and kept the screen on, it would close and took even longer to connect to. I finally resorted to keeping my phone on the charger with the Xbox app remote on my phone all day. It would die quickly if I didn't keep it on the charger.... This remote solved ALL of my problems. Right out of the box it worked with my xbox, even came with batteries! The whole remote even the buttons are very sleek and smooth. I love that it lights up! After reading other comments about the light shutting off to quickly I figured that might bother me. It did for the first day. Now I know where the buttons I need are so I actually like that it turns of quickly. The light is very low so it's perfect for watching TV in the dark. The remote needs to actually move to have the light come on which is nice, if you bump it or shake your leg or something it doesn't turn on. My mother is now also using a Xbox for entertainment, no gaming, and I ordered her one as well. She loves it! Our Xbox also has a numbered child lock to block apps like YouTube from our daughter. With this remote I can just enter the code with the numbers, rather then before having to enter the numbers with the different buttons on the Xbox controller. Same thing with entering payment information. Putting card numbers in now is so easy! We've had them for over a month, daily use, No complaints so far. If you do more than just game with your Xbox, you need this. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2020 by Kelsi Foster

  • 4.0 out of 5 stars Great cheap alternative. Good battery life & works without IR adapter
Don't listen to haters who give low rate for lack of specs it never listed it had.This remote works for half of what official costs and works without Kinect or IR @15ft away with semi indirect line sight on bed. Seems some never used an ir remote before, using 2rooms away or with Xbox blocked which clearly won't work. It works better than my Vizio TV remote. Surface is soft touch w/ rubber buttons that have good click. 1month in, no problems or sticky buttons. Remote does get dirty easy but clean with alcohol. To refute reviewer, this will work with soundbars with Xbox Hdmi in to bar then bar to tv. You have to add bar via Xbox settings to do so. Easy and not a remotes responsibility, it says for Xbox not others. The only downside is the motion activated backlight, as I sleep with remote on my arm N it turns off too soon, but most smart ppl memorize remote button placement w/o looking. Batteries still going strong after +200hrs use and I'm a frequent button pusher. The letter buttons actually do light up, just not the Xbox logo. This remote is lighter and thats a good thing for wrist pain reduction. The buttons are placed similar to other remotes. The button below A an be customized to quick launch any app u choose. Wish Vizio would take a hint. Dpad is difficult to press but play/fwd buttons are better placed and easier to find. Some cable remotes put play buttons down lower half remote, forcing you to move thumb in awkward way and harsh on the hand. I own 7 remotes for 1 room alone, none are ergo, or the weight stress makes it pointless. This is light and buttons place nice. It's not loose in hand pressing middle buttons with avg sized hands. It clearly won't work with cable DVR, it doesn't have that button and it says for XBOX! I haven't tried using this for regular cable but it should work if u have cable plugged into Xbox, DVR and VOD aside. I've rates my remotes by button placement ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 22, 2020 by beth beth

  • 4.0 out of 5 stars Great Media Device
Before I say anything else I want to say. I waited WAY too long to get a remote for the Xbox One. If you recently got an Xbox One as a gift for someone or for yourself. Buy a remote! especially if you didn't get a play and charge kit, you will be a lot happier overall. It will be worth it later. I've also included photos of this remote and comparison photos to my other two remotes (Tv remote and Cable remote) along side the MS Media remote. Quick non-wordy breakdown: Pros: - Easy to use. - Battery saver. - Great for Media (Netflix, blu-ray, youtube, etc..) - Backlit for night time visibility (lights up when moved.) - Comfortable in the hand. - Didn't cost 25 bucks... Cons: - Buttons are very "Firm". - Backlighting only lasts a few seconds - Button arrangement/layout leaves something to be desired. I like the feel of the remote and how brightly it can glow. I also appreciate that it came with a pair of batteries. However, it only stays lit for a few seconds and it dims in like 2-3 seconds leaving you little time to find buttons in the dark if you happen to be looking for a specific button. The top most button "dashboard" button does not light up at all and neither do the A, B, X, and Y buttons. They do have a nice bright paint on them though which is great if you do have light to see them... It's super easy to use. Just point and click once the batteries are in. I like the idea that this remote is an all in one including the normal controller buttons. However, I'd really like it if the 'back' button or the B button were closer to the radial selector. I feel like the Microsoft remote has a better overall layout in this regard. It's a lot more like a normal TV remote in the layout making a bit more intuitive to use. I'd also like to say that the buttons, especially the radial selector are a bit firm. By that I mean the force needed to actually press the button is more than I'd like it to be. Feels like I have to press through the layer of silicone or rubber material in order to press it. In comparison, the Microsoft remote while similar is still much easier to press the buttons on. (Not a huge problem but definitely something I'm not a fan of.) I like how it feels in my hand and the material feels the same overall as the Microsoft Media remote. If I was to break this down into a price basis. You technically get a lot more for the same overall quality and feel as the Microsoft Media remote. However, I do not have my cable hooked up into the Xbox One so I cannot test that portion and I'm not sure how useful the added buttons like the number pad really are. Apparently, I cannot even turn the volume up or down unless this is done. A huge drawback. I will update this later when I route the cable into the xbox and try using the media controls that way. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2016 by Zara

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