Considering what they do and the technology involved is pretty basic, how do logitech justify charging what they do for what amounts to a fancy programmable remote control?
I usually like logitech stuff but after looking for a cheap universal programmable remote controller i can't find anything for around £30 or less that's any good, they want at least £40 for their most basic version that's actually useful (there's a crippled version for less) and don't get me started on the artificial limitation with the number of devices you can use one with, i just don't get it?
I usually like logitech stuff but after looking for a cheap universal programmable remote controller i can't find anything for around £30 or less that's any good, they want at least £40 for their most basic version that's actually useful (there's a crippled version for less) and don't get me started on the artificial limitation with the number of devices you can use one with, i just don't get it?