Rather, the volume shot up sporadically five or six digits at a time. Furthermore, a learning remote without any sort of labeling system is pointless. Unless you have a crib sheet handy or are an expert in mnemonics, you're never going to remember the functions you mapped to anything except the power button and the volume and channel controls. Microsoft's Xbox Universal Media Remote can't control two components, and the Nyko fails in trying to control even more.
When you combine the lackluster design of the product and the not-so-smart "smart" feature, the result is one of the more unnecessary accessories available for the Xbox Unfortunately, if you want to step up to a true advanced universal remote that's designed for the Xbox , you'll have to pay a lot more for something along the lines of the Logitech Harmony Xbox Universal remote. For roughly 10 bucks more, you're better off buying the official Microsoft remote, despite its flaws.
May 24, p. Programming this rather ugly remote is tedious, and the buttons aren't very responsive. With Microsoft's better-designed Xbox remote available for just a few dollars more, there's no reason to own the Nyko Intelligent Remote Just below the mute button is the SET button, which is used to put the Intelligent Remote into learning mode. This button is normally labeled with a Windows logo, as it is used to activate the 's Media Center functionality, but apparently Nyko didn't pay to license the logo from Microsoft and thus could not use it.
At the bottom of the remote are the typical number buttons for channel selection. The overall layout is well designed and feels intuitive in-hand. If the remote is set to control the learned-device, the buttons will not work, which can be confusing until you remember to switch the remote back to functionality.
Nyko aimed to ameliorate this problem by a lighting system, which signifies which device the remote is controlling by lighting up all buttons when the is activated, and only half if another device is the one being controlled. It's a decent solution. The Intelligent Remote's learning functionality is pretty straight forward.
It can be a little bit of a hassle to go through all the functions on another remote, one by one, to teach the Intelligent Remote , but once it's done it's done. The Intelligent Remote had enough buttons to learn basic and necessary TV or cable-box controls, but if you're the type that switches between lots of aspect ratios or other commands, you won't be able to trash your official remotes.
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