Does it have a power button this time around?
10.10.2011 12:27 #1
That would of been nice with the original controller. Although I hate the f-ing thing, touch any button and your PS3 turns on. Really annoying.
10.10.2011 12:40 #2
Meh. I have my satellite remote and my controller, can't warrant $20+ just to have the exact same functionality in one device, especially because after a bout of watching something and needing that remote, I'd still pick up the controller right beside me to play a game. Suppose it's good for some that they're finally giving it the functions of nearly every other remote out there (even those that come with devices) after almost six years of production.
10.10.2011 12:50 #3
Originally posted by SGSeries2: Does it have a power button this time around? Bought my parents a Sony Blu-ray player about a year ago. The controller doesn't have eject/open/close button. Seriously. Who designs a remote control without open/close??? I guess I should be grateful thiers has a power button.
10.10.2011 13:15 #4
Originally posted by DVDBack23: Originally posted by SGSeries2: Does it have a power button this time around? Bought my parents a Sony Blu-ray player about a year ago. The controller doesn't have eject/open/close button. Seriously. Who designs a remote control without open/close??? I guess I should be grateful thiers has a power button. I never actually understood the need for an eject/close button on the remote. You still have to get up to change the discs.
11.10.2011 12:10 #5
Originally posted by core2kid: Originally posted by DVDBack23: Originally posted by SGSeries2: Does it have a power button this time around? Bought my parents a Sony Blu-ray player about a year ago. The controller doesn't have eject/open/close button. Seriously. Who designs a remote control without open/close??? I guess I should be grateful thiers has a power button. I never actually understood the need for an eject/close button on the remote. You still have to get up to change the discs. because we might forget to close the tray before sitting down
11.10.2011 13:25 #6
Originally posted by xaznboitx: Originally posted by core2kid: Originally posted by DVDBack23: Originally posted by SGSeries2: Does it have a power button this time around? Bought my parents a Sony Blu-ray player about a year ago. The controller doesn't have eject/open/close button. Seriously. Who designs a remote control without open/close??? I guess I should be grateful thiers has a power button. I never actually understood the need for an eject/close button on the remote. You still have to get up to change the discs. because we might forget to close the tray before sitting down
Hit Play, it'll auto close the tray.
11.10.2011 14:03 #7
It's to seem like a magician when your niece doesn't see the remote >.> and you want her to change discs without touching anything else lol
11.10.2011 15:35 #8
Originally posted by buxtahuda: It's to seem like a magician when your niece doesn't see the remote >.> and you want her to change discs without touching anything else lol Hahaha last part was the damn truest!
21.10.2011 13:24 #9
Originally posted by Morreale: That would of been nice with the original controller. Although I hate the f-ing thing, touch any button and your PS3 turns on. Really annoying. ^ This! I can't count how many times I go to put my glasses on my nightstand and I hear the *beep* of the PS3 start up.
:/
31.10.2011 00:46 #10
Originally posted by Morreale: That would of been nice with the original controller. Although I hate the f-ing thing, touch any button and your PS3 turns on. Really annoying. That is why I turn off the PS3 using the switch on the back. You can do that unless you have a crappy Slim version PS3.
31.3.2012 03:26 #11
