 It’ll also give you control of multiple zones without any custom integrated wiring and control panels. (Fun as well.) Of course it’s main task is to give you a single remote for all your A/V stuff and it’s totally easy to get started with it because there’s an online set-up wizard. The product page says it’s a unique ergonomic design, but it just looks like a big rectangle to me. It’s $600, but that seems like a small price to pay to have one remote to do everything in every room of your home. I think I would need a holster though, so I can just keep it with me at all times.
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$600 seems very little to me if I will finally be able to shut off my neighboor (’s music of course).