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Sony PlayStation 3 Blu-ray Disc Remote

Sony PlayStation 3 Blu-ray Disc Remote
From Sony Computer Entertainment

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Product Description

Playstation 3's Blu-Ray Disc Remote is an elegant, sleekly designed controller for enjoying Blu-Ray discs on your PS3. The ergonomic design feels good in your hand and the Bluetooth connection lets you operate with no lag time. Features all the standard DVD remote functions: Chapter display/select A-B Repeat One-Touch Menu Control


Product Details

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #21 in Computer & Video Games
  • Size: blue-ray remote control
  • Color: Black
  • Brand: Sony
  • Model: 98046
  • Released on: 2007-01-09
  • Platform: PLAYSTATION 3
  • Format: Playstation
  • Dimensions: 3.00" h x 4.00" w x 11.00" l, 2.00 pounds

Features

  • DVD playback
  • Program and shuffle play
  • 3-speed scan
  • Repeat and slow motion
  • Time search

Customer Reviews

Very Easy to Use5
This product is very easy to use and makes it easy when using the PS3 to watch blu-ray movies. This product also is something that doesnt go through batteries and you dont have to turn it on and off like u do with the actual remote controls unless u want to charge ur controller every 8 or so hours. This is my 2nd one i have bought since my first one was stolen from me but i would def recommend this to anyone who uses the PS3 to watch blu-ray movies.

Remote works great.5
Too bad you have to purchase a Blu-Tooth remote to be able to use your Play Station Blu-Ray player but it works great. You can use the game controller to do the same thing but the remote is more user friendly.

Could be much better2
There are serious problems with this remote:

* Keys are placed in non intuitive locations; even the most important ones (play, stop, pause) are located in a completely illogical order (not to mention back/forward chapter and fast/slow scan). As a result, it is nearly impossible to use the remote in the dark, unless you memorize the position of several buttons. Consider that I also often use the "languages", the "subtitles" and the "display" buttons. I don't understand how Sony can have achieved to engineer something like this, with several good examples of remotes on the market (even by Sony itself!) they could have easily copied.

* The batteries last very short. My first batteries lasted just 4-5 months. The batteries on my TV IR remotes, always by Sony, normally last 3-4 years or more.

That said, it is much better to control the blu ray discs with this toy than with the Sixaxis.