Sony RM-VL710 reviewed!
On a budget, but concerned about getting budget-level features? Want a universal remote that economizes in price but not in performance? Then one of the latest remotes to cross our desk, the Sony RM-VL710, might be right for you. As an upgrade to the RM-VL700 the new RM-VL710 shares many of the same features, such as controlling 5 devices and offering full learning capabilities with enough memory for a learned signal on every button. But the new model has also been significantly upgraded and features a new design, more buttons and 9 useful macros. And you can get all of this for under $35!

So, I’m very pleased today to release our complete review of the Sony RM-VL710 learning remote control. As usual the review has been packed with oodles of details and gobs of photos, and you’ll even find a rewritten quick programming guide. Check it out!

In addition, today you’ll also find a brand new bonus review, an addendum to our existing RM-V402 review that covers the newer Sony RM-V502. The RM-V502 is a preprogrammed-only remote that upgrades the RM-V402 with an LCD display and 8 macros. It’s priced similarly to the RM-VL710 at just under $30, so you’ll want to see how it compares.

File area uploads...
Finally, all of our remote control file areas have now been caught up to date with all recent submissions. You can find out what’s new in a particular area by looking for the green New files! icon just below the yellow bar at the top. Enjoy!