One For All Kameleon URC-9960 LCD Touchscreen Remote Control

Pros: Controls up to 8 devices. Easy to program. Upgradeable. Very cool looking.
Cons: Major battery hog. Not quite at configurable as I was hoping.

I'll admit it -- I purchased the One For All Kameleon Remote Control with ulterior motives. We have a unique home theater set-up that includes a DVD recorder, region-free DVD player, VCR, receiver (for our surround-sound system), and the ...

Pros: slick looks, face changes to suit gear, easy to program. Home theater mode kicks ass.
Cons: battery life, battery life, and..... battery life.

------------------------------ ------------------------------ - [UPDATE] It's April 2006, and the touch pad is finally starting to fail. I must press hard to get some keys to send a signal, and it's starting to get tough to use. However, after ...

Pros: Easy to use, upgrades, convenient
Cons: Battery life is short

At the rate we are going, there will be a day where you have a remote for your remotes. How silly can this get? At my old apartment there was a remote for the air conditioner. I do not know about that if you are too lazy to get up and turn the AC ...

Pros: Controls everything; lots of extra features; upgradeable; cool design.
Cons: EATS batteries; must be handled gently; EATS BATTERIES.

I learned a very important lesson this past holiday season. No matter how impossible it seems to find just the right gift for a select few names on my shopping list, the situation can absolutely be made worse by taking my husband shopping with me. After ...

Pros: Very 'cool' looking, comfortable to hold, Home Theater mode
Cons: Motion detector, battery life, non-tactile buttons

When I first saw the remote, my eyes opened up wide. There's no doubt about it - this is one slick looking remote control. Here are the features: Suede like material on the back with an ergonomic design and balanced weight that makes the remote ...

Pros: Universal remote that actually is universal. It runs everything I've tried it with.
Cons: Absurdly sensitive motion control. Buttons are too small. Configuration not flexible enough.

It looks good but after living with it for several months my entire family is ready to smash this thing into little pieces with a big hammer. It could have been a great universal remote, with features like programmable buttons, macros and a very ...

Pros: keypad lights up by touch. Adjustable brightness. Easy to program. Upgradeable via phoneline.
Cons: None yet after a month.

I previously owned other "One-For-All" brand remotes. On occasion, they would fall short in one fash ...

Pros: Animated icons, changing display for relevant buttons, program-by-phone, motion-sensitive display, thin body.
Cons: Strange programming codes for common functions, brightness adjustments ineffective, eats batteries, not useful for receivers.

This review is for the Radio Shack version of this remote which uses the same technology but looks slightly different. The main difference is that the Radio Shack version is uniformly rectangular and extremely thin. It's so thin that it's roughly the ...

Pros: Programmable; sleek design looks cool.
Cons: It's junk - have gone through 2 in 7 months.

My husband and I have now gone through two URC-9660 remotes (one for all) since last March. This product is awful! We purchased this remote because of its ease of use (especially the device-specific lighted buttons) and because it offered support for ...

Pros: super design, seems very durable, easy programming
Cons: very short battery life

Being an avid gadget fan, I purchased this remote with no hesitation. The setup was easy and I found that the macro capabilities of this remote to be very useful ; with one click I can turn on the TV,sound system,SAT receiver, DVD player and VCR. The ...

Pros: Can actually replace all your remotes, but not without remapping and adding many keys.
Cons: Terrible battery life and no tactile feedback.

I never thought I'd buy this remote because of the price but when it had a $20 rebate, which brought the price down to $69, I thought I'd go for it. Well, after two months, I think I've had enough and it's going away into a drawer. First, even with ...

Pros: Easy to set up and look at.
Cons: Eats batteries, allways turning on.

Bought the remote 3 months ago and really enjoyed it for a while but after a month the shine rubbed off the kameleon. Each time I buy a remote I hope that this one will be the last one, but alas another let down. Out of the box the remote was easy to ...

Pros: Functionality, ease of use, cool looks
Cons: battery life - although a cheap set of rechargables quickly solves that problem.

I'll be brief. Most of the other reviews have covered various issues with this remote. My experience: This was my third attempt at a universal remote. I have a hi-def satellite set-up with a surround sound receiver. Bottom line - this remote ...

Pros: excellent flexibility and coverage of many devices, very easy to use
Cons: poor motion sensor, too many false triggers not enough real triggers

This remote was easy to program and use. We get a lot of company and non-technical visitors could not figure out how to turn on my home theatre system with original or other all in one remotes, yet with this remote I don't even need to teach them ...

Pros: Sleek, strong transmitter, price
Cons: Motion sensor doesn't work, display too dim, displays unused buttons.

This is a peculiar device and may just be what many people have been waiting for, yet I will probably return it for its annoyances. First, let's talk looks. As I'm sure you can tell from the pictures, this is one cool looking remote, let me assure ...