Dr Gadget - Gadget Shop - Competition Pro Blu-Ray and DVD Remote Control (PS3)
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Binding: Video Game
Brand: Competition Pro
EAN: 5016743031336
Label: Competition Pro
Manufacturer: Competition Pro
Platform: PLAYSTATION 3
Publisher: Competition Pro
Release Date: 2007-10-04
Studio: Competition Pro
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Summary: works fine
Comment: got mine the other day and it works with my ps3 fine, all i can say is there must be a few duff units out there, the only bad thing about this remote unit is that its not wi-fi, looks like i'll be buying the sony remote as well
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Summary: crap
Comment: this remote is complete garbage, barely works at all and when it does it cuts out constantly so you have to re adjust the 'bluetooth' connector. not even sure it is bluetooth as it need line of sight to use anyway.
Do yourself a favour and AVOID this piece of crap
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Summary: Worst remote ever
Comment: Yes, my husband failed to read the above reviews and we are now lumbered with a useless remote that is not recognised and does not work. How can a company sell something that does not work? Please, do not buy this.
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Summary: Absolutely Useless
Comment: I brought this piece for my PS3. After which I regret it. It is complete junk. It doesn't work full stop!
They should stop selling such items, just a waste of money and time. I went and brought the official controller the next day. Total control.
Take my words for it, do not purchase and spend the extra £5 on an official remote.
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Summary: Doesn't work
Comment: Don't get this item. My PS3 doesn't recognise the USB receiver, the support email address given on the packaging just bounces back. Worthless. Wish I had read previous review.
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