Reviewers Liked
- Simple to set up
- Highly Configurable
- Doesn't need line-of-sight between iPhone or iPod Touch and home theater devices
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Somewhat sluggish button presses
Gear4 UnityRemote
80
5.2
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