Review on 📱 MX-890 Universal Remote Control by URC by David Flores

I've had a lot of MX-850's in 20 years and they worked surprisingly well. They were very easy to use, yet incredibly reliable. I would say based on what I see they have an average lifespan of 40 years. But after all this time, they look dated, their displays are black and white and text only, while they lack the increasingly popular red/green/blue/yellow buttons. I used to watch URC consoles regularly and the MX-890 blew me away. just as beautiful, colorful, graphic, has extra buttons and, as a bonus, recharges on the charging station. If I don't use it at all and leave it without a stand, the battery lasts about 2 months. If I use it a lot and again without a stand I would say 4 days. It is also a guarantee for the future. The URC has stuck with this button layout for years, so you'll likely get more powerful URC remotes and use them with the MX-890 with ease. The fascinating part is that they are much more programmable than the 850s due to their support for state variables and if-then-else statements. I'm not using this feature yet, but it's nice to know it's there when I need something or have ideas. I now have awesome favorite channel buttons with colorful icons more interesting than ever. ? You need to find the CCP software. Search in torrents or buy on Ebay. Another caveat is that it was harder for me to program than the 850, but it still gets easier in the end. Of course, once you've programmed it, small changes are trivial. I also found that applying the same tweaks to multiple slightly different remotes was too manual. But the end result is absolutely beautiful. If you are not afraid of programming or have extra money to pay an installer, buy it! By the way, I have a Visio TV, Denon 11.1 receiver, cable, Apple TV, Nvidia Shield TV, Blu-ray and CD player. everything works as simply as a TV with cable. I use two MRF-260 to control them without contact. Feels natural for children and woman.