Only drawback small number pad for big fingers.

When in tv mode, I can't change inputs by scrolling up or down, but when I press the input button, the different inputs (OTA, HDMI 1, HDMI 2) have numbers next to the, and you just press the corresponding number on the number pad

Oh - it's not mentioned anywhere, but I found out by accident that the "enter" button near the number pad will add the "-" if you want to add a channel with a dash in it (e.g. 15-1 can be entered by 1, 5, enter, 1).

I programmed exactly what she needed - the power button uses a macro to turn on both her TV and Analog to Digital Convertor, volume, and channels, number pad, I also did a couple of features she was delighted about - I programmed the large play button (right where your thumb sits) to work as mute, and the colored buttons are macroed to load her favorite channels

It doesn't just blow me over as just great, but it's worth 4 stars.

it took me only about a minute for my muscle memory to naturally graduate from the simplistic appleTV controls to the differently-placed similar controls here.i've currently only got 3 devices programmed into this — my appleTV, a toshiba LED HDTV, and a philips blu-ray player — and each of them work just as perfectly as with their native remotes

Rather easy to program, works as it should.

It also has the A,B,X,Y buttons that work on the Xbox One or 360

Read the instructions about setting a Master Volume and Channel - this will save you time - it allows one button (A-D) to be the Master for Volume changes and Channel changes