Good all in one remote

[Vixpy1]

Its for my Father so nothing too complicated, also he requested one you do not have to connect to a computer to make it work..

[mikef]

If you're not averse to finding a dealer in the US to order from, these are great; I've been using the same remote for 10 years: http://www.universalremote.com/consumer/

[mackie1]

I was going to recommend a Logitech Harmony but they require setting up on a computer. Can you not set it up for him?

[Vixpy1]

mackie1 said:

I was going to recommend a Logitech Harmony but they require setting up on a computer. Can you not set it up for him?

Yes I can, The 525 ?

[mackie1]

I have the 785 and I'm very happy with it.

[kiwifraser]

I have the Harmony 885. It wasn't that cheap at the time, however it's nearly 3 years old, easy to use, and bloody reliable. I set it up on day one which was really easy, and it's not missed a beat since (and thats with Rory using it too!). Couldn't recommend it highly enough

[B16JUS]

see if you can find a old cambridge audio m1+ superb bit of kit and you just program all the remotes in from the bottom sensor.

i gave my dad my old one years ago and its still going strong