It is likely that I am just upset that it’s not a TiVo remote, but I really think this remote has some incredible design flaws.
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6 replies on “A review of the Verizon FIOS remote by John LeMasney via 365sketches.org #fail”
Just looking at that remote gives me a headache! Why must they be so busy and complicated, right? Maybe you could send them a copy of this to their Customer Services. 🙂
If I thought they would take constructive criticism, I might, Alma. 🙂
We just got ours on Friday. I realized I can use our universal remote that was programmed for our previous Comcast DVR for almost ALL commands, including a 30 second skip forward and 15 second skip backward. Score!
Mmmmmm. Universal remote.
I don’t know why this post doesn’t have a million hits. Just got FIOS and I can’t believe customers put up with this remote.
I became a cable cutter, and I can put the reasoning squarely with Verizon.