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- Weighted, anti-skid bottom and flexible to fit any dash
- Works with any suction-cup mount bracket
Description
Sony PlayStation 3 Blu-ray Disc Remote
Release date: January 9, 2007
Product Dimensions: 11.25 x 5 x 2 inches; 8.64 ounces
Type of item: Video Game
Language: English
Rated: Everyone
Item model number: 98406
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: Yes
Item Weight: 8.6 ounces
Manufacturer: Sony Computer Entertainment
Batteries: 2 AA batteries required.
Date First Available: September 1, 2004
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I did not think I needed yet another remote control because I thought the six-axis had everything it needed for movie playing on the PS3 and, yet, I bought one. There were 2 initial reasons: - my wife was missing a 'magic wand' shaped remote for playing movies - Amazon had it at a great price in one of them lightning deals I ended up using it myself and, in fact, using it for more than just movie playing - see below. But, let's do a quick inventory of features: = It's blue-tooth enabled and, therefore, it's not taking any ports on your PS3. This is probably important for anyone who has a "2-USB ports console". = It's wand-shaped, allowing the non-gamers to control their movie-watching activities while holding a familiar-shaped device in their hand. = It maps ALL the six-axis buttons and performs everything a six-axis would do, except for the joystick features of R3 and L3 (but you do have the push-down or 'click' abilities for them). = 2 AA battery powered (still with the original Sony batteries after 4 months of use) = Includes additional buttons that the movie-only users would expect on a remote such as: + a number pad + eject + red, green, blue, yellow buttons + play, stop, pause + slow(step), scan(left/right), prev/next + display, top menu, pop up menu, return + subtitles, angle, audio What is interesting about this remote is that you can use it for much more than movie-playing. Given that it has all the six-axis buttons, guess what? You can use it, and I do use it to: - surf the web - play music - shop at the PSN store - play certain games such as Sudoku - turn the PS3 on/off when your six-axis controllers are in the charger and I am playing GT5 that is using a racing wheel And, yes, you CAN turn the PS3 on and off with this remote. Turning it on is easy - you simply press the PlayStation button and the PS3 turns itself on. To turn it off, you either go as far to the left on the X-bar and all the way up and press Enter (the turn-off PlayStation icon will be highlighted) or you simply hold the PlayStation button pressed for a few seconds and then select 'yes' and press the X button a couple of times. Overall: I am happy with this peripheral. Yes, it's one more remote control but it's a pretty good one, for the reasons I stated above. _______________________________ Notes - Aug 29, 2009, after 16 months of use I find that I'm using the remote more and more, not only for playing movies but for navigating the XMB and at the PSN Store, also when playing music or slideshows. Due to its very convenient arrows wheel with an 'enter' button in the middle, navigating the PS3 and doing just about anything other than playing games is a lot easier than using the PS3 game controller. Unlike the controller which normally requires two hands to hold, this is basically a one-hand operation where you hold the remote in one hand and operate the wheel with your thumb. And because it's Bluetooth, not IR (Infrared), you don't even need to point it at the PS3. And, one word on battery life. After about 15-16 months of operation, this is probably the third set of batteries so I'd estimate battery life to be about 4-6 months. Not too bad.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2008 by Cthulhu
I have been needing a controller like this forever. We use the PS3 that is attached to the TV for my pre-k girls in the master suite to stream Netflix and Amazon video and play Blueray movies for the kids. I HATED using the PS3 controller. If the girls touched the controller at all the movie would pause or fast forward or do something I didn't understand. Even getting wrapped up in one of their blankets would cause the controller to make the movie fo berserk. I hated it. Then we got a remote like this for our PS4 and I realized I couldn't live without them and that I absolutely had to get one for the girl's PS3. This remote was easy to set up, easy to use, has lots of functions, and makes watching streaming media and Blueray on the PS3 SO much easier. No more remote mishaps that throw the girls into a tizzy when they accidentally hit it durning their favorite part of Disney's Frozen or the Trolls movie. No more searching desperately for the controller while it's tangled in the blankets and causing all sorts of havoc. It works perfectly so far and has made life much easier when it comes to the girl's entertainment time. Can't comment on durability as I haven't had it that long but if I run into issues I'll definitely update my review.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2017 by Phoenix
This is a fantastic add-on to your PS3. Super easy to set up, and if you plan on using your system for watching movies, I would propose classifying it as a must-have. Let me address a couple of silly complaints though: 1. No power off button -- First of all, I believe that it is purposely designed that way. No one wants their playstation to be turned off suddenly in the middle of a game when you accidentally lean on the remote. How much of a disaster would that be? How many negative reviews would THAT get? Secondly, the remote certainly allows you to power off the system. You press the PS button then choose "Power off the system." Have we really reached a point where that garners a genuine complaint? One extra button...yes, we truly have it rough don't we? 2. No lighted buttons/hard to see buttons. -- Did I miss the day that original equipment remotes were affixed with glowing buttons? You see it once in a while, but most (not all, but most) electronics, even high end equipment, come with remotes that do not glow. That type of functionality is usually reserved for third-party universals. Not only that, but the Play, Pause, and Stop buttons are very large and well placed, making it as or perhaps even more functional that a standard DVD player remote. Overall, it has been a wonderful purchase for me, and I can not identify with the complaints I have seen. I will note though, that you should not buy it in the hopes that it will ease your web browsing. The original controller is actually far more useful for this task.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2008 by Arapheon