Production, Design & feel:
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The first time you touch turns out that it is very comfortable to hold, the rubber backing prevents slipping and the width for medium to large hands is optimal. It works well structured and by the front piano black finish and chrome surround the quite modern.
Unfortunately, this means that dust and fingerprints are reasonably fast visible yet.
Similarly, the volume and program change buttons sit a bit shaky - but this probably is due to their compared to the other keys large extent.
However, each button has a clear, crisp feedback and no key works spongy.
I would particularly like to commend the excellent implementation of the key illumination, whose brightness is precisely tailored so that it is hardly noticeable when there is sufficient ambient light, in the dark but can see everything clearly.
Function:
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The automatic configuration of the remote control on the setting codes functioned adequately for rudimentary functions. Since the Smart TV but of course has a few more features than the OFA provides buttons, because you have to prove in retrospect anyway its own key - which was done easily and quickly due to fast copy function from the original remote.
According to the manual up to 100 different instructions can be stored manually. This was probably the predecessor nor a problem when it could happen that the space was suddenly full and one was in a fix with some less remote controls.
The Bluray Player of the keys I had to completely prove itself in order to control the TV at the same time may - as with the old remote control was possible.
When amplifier factory glittered all keys from the outset. Only changing the input source, I wanted to put on another button.
Overall, I needed about half an hour for the entire setting of the operation - given the one-time expenditure of time is that I think to get over.
The enclosed instructions explain here the most well clear and sufficient.
"Motion Control":
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The control via motion I find more gimmick because their commands are not too optimally implemented. A repeated start is needed per user trial.
An invaluable advantage for me it provides yet: The auto light switch when lifting the remote control is absolutely practical. This I would probably always miss in other devices.
Who the whole course, not required - or even problems should have it, as well careless drop can sometimes lead to mute - can disable the function easily.
It is a pity of course, that no own gestures can be stored - at the low price but the motion detection is it probably not fine enough.
Battery life:
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Depending on the frequency ranges such as other reviewers mentioned by two to four months - in which case for example, to enable or disable the motion controls to play a role.
For my needs, ranging from absolutely definitely.
To avoid having to constantly buy new batteries, I recommend the way batteries. I'm using four pieces of Eneloop, which can be recharged very quickly and is already profitable price in a short time. These shine fact that the self-discharge rate is very low and they are therefore also suitable for remote controls that are not in everyday use.
Conclusion:
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Who has enough would ensure the constant changing of the remote control and more order, can take up the One For All easily. I particularly like the button illumination, the very good feel and the ability to create three macros.
Who longer needed here, should resort to a more expensive model.
The decor was very smooth with a little studying of the instruction and the power consumption keeps my mind in check.
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I answer questions and suggestions at any time in the comments. Also criticism and recommendations I suppose there are welcome.
If you agree with the review does not, you are welcome to also describe in the comments your reasons. You never stop learning.
