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17 Jul, 2019
Good, well-priced.
Stuff like this is usually much more expensive, but this is every bit as good and very reasonably priced. Revived the appearance of my loudspeakers (which were pretty pricy and made out of good quality wood - I wouldn't use any old rubbish on them!).
Recommended.
25 Aug, 2018
Does exactly what it says it says on the tin.
In stand alone mode, a single Pronto can control a large number of these devices, each of which can control between four and eight pieces of equipment, depending upon whether you use single or double emitters from each of the four outputs, and on how your equipment is located and configured. I have seven, controlling hifi, home cinema and a lot more. When installed, they work brilliantly, though you'll need your Pronto's software on your PC to configure it all.
There's also a secure network mode, but I haven't felt the need to use that.
It sounds daft, but not having to point your remote at things to control them is a bigger plus than I was expecting, and of course you can control stuff that is out of sight or in other rooms entirely.
28 Aug, 2018
They don't make them like they used to...
There are drawbacks, but the truth is that there has been nothing made since that is as flexible, customisable or just as nice to have and to use as the Philips Pronto series, particularly the final iterations, the TSU9400, 9600 and 9800. The market for them dried up because of expected competition that never really materialised and because they were properly expensive. The baby model was £650 when I bought one, and the other models noticeably more expensive still.
Good points: Well-made, nice to hold and use, good battery life (though some may need new batteries at some point, and these are still available from eBay - it's best to leave them on the charging dock when not in use). They are almost infinitely customisable, so you can have multiple screens for different pieces of kit, with whatever backgrounds you want as well as using the built in graphics gallery in the software package. You can build macros, so that one button will execute a series of commands, or just stack lots of functions on one button, including delays, sound effects etc. You can also buy RF extenders, which work using their own wifi and allow the units to control items in other rooms or hidden away. Nothing else that you can buy does all this as well as a Pronto.
Bad points: Read this carefully. A Pronto does very little out of the box. It requires ProntoEdit Professional (PEP) to work, which can be downloaded from a website called Remote Central. This is fairly user-friendly, but still takes some time to learn; if you are not comfortable using a PC, you may find a Pronto is therefore no use to you. PEP works with most versions of Windows, but I believe there are some (fixable) issues with Win10. It takes time to set up a system, and for a simple TV/DVD setup, you might not consider this worthwhile. But for 3/4 items plus, it makes films and music a much more enjoyable experience by allowing it to do all of the faffing about and make a complex system usable by someone who's never seen it before. These are also a good few years old now and many will not be in the best of nick, so a good one is highly desirable. Worn ones show cosmetic damage around the outside edge, may have missing silver 'Philips' lettering from the bottom of the front and look scruffy at the rear. Oh, and it doesn't do Bluetooth, so won't control an Amazon fire TV stick etc.