Pros: Sleek design, easy to use, and good priceCons: Directional pad can be a little TOO sensitive took a little getting used toGreat design for the XBOX One's new remote

Surprisingly I was able to get over the lack of number pad and did not miss it when navigating the One Guide for the TV pass through on the Xbox One

It is simple to use; however, I wanted a remote with more options including number-pad entry

Initially the directional pad seems too sensitive

I wish it had a number pad though.

Only thing that would make this perfect is a number pad

D-pad is completely useless.

With all the TV integration hype these features are glaringly absent from this media remote, the loss of Kinect as a mandatory interface just enhances the lack of those interfaces on the XB1 Media remoteAdditional food for thought, both 360 remotes by Microsoft have full number pads, which for the 360 are purely vestigial.

I also wish it had a number pad (only thing keeping a 5 star rating) but overall if you are using your Xbox for cable/video and not solely for gaming I highly recommend this.

D-pad could be a little better.

even ones sold after the fact, have number pads to facilitate channel changing in Television mode

I was hesitant to buy this remote with the lack of number pad, but I needed to get a new remote as my Harmony was going out

A number pad would be nice since that's sometimes the quickest way to navigate cable channels.

I wish it had some kind of number pad though

A number pad would be nice since that's sometimes the quickest way to navigate cable channels.

Last night I was able to properly connect my dish box and audio receiver and it works as it should

Works exactly as I wanted it to

What it lack are the A, B, X, and Y buttons.

I also liked the A,B,X,Y

Works as it should - big issue I have with this remote is the battery life

Works as it should.

THe ownly downfall is that in some applications it isnt recognized as a proper controller which can be annoying as when i was trying to set up a fitness profile i had to go grab the controller.

I also need to grab my cable box remote to power it on and off as well as to pull up my DVR list or to record something on my DVR.

Other then that works as it should and I use it everyday.

By the way, setting up the remote to work as my TV remote: effortless