Xbox One Media Remote listed by Amazon $22.69/£19.99/€22.99 - Blu-ray Forum

Mavrick · 02-13-2014, 01:22 PM

UPDATE 09.34am: The Xbox One Media Remote has also now been spotted on Amazon UK, priced £19.99.

~~The product listing is still live at the time of writing~~, and is also visible on Amazon Italy (thanks, Lifelower).

ORIGINAL STORY 09.19am:An official Xbox One Media Remote has been spotted on Amazon's Canadian website.

Microsoft has yet to announce the accessory, but Amazon had it listed for release on 4th March priced $22.69 (about £13.70).

The listing was spotted by Engadget but was quickly pulled - however it's still available to view via Google's cache.

The remote has a simple design with a small number of buttons for navigating media, along with the Xbox One controller's two central buttons (whatever they've re-named Start and Select).

It's not like there aren't a number of ways to control media on Xbox One already - the standard controller is perfectly adequate, and if you really wanted you can pair a smart device to the console via the Xbox One's SmartGlass app. But at least it's another way that you don't have to use Kinect.

02-13-2014, 01:22 PM	#1
Mavrick Gaming Moderator Top contributor Member since:Dec 2008 Location:Wales Home Theater Gallery:121 4K collection:62 Blu-ray collection:813 iTunes collection:1 Blu-ray reviews:5 Trading Score:1	Xbox One Media Remote listed by Amazon $22.69/£19.99/€22.99 UPDATE 09.34am: The Xbox One Media Remote has also now been spotted on Amazon UK, priced £19.99. ~~The product listing is still live at the time of writing~~, and is also visible on Amazon Italy (thanks, Lifelower). ORIGINAL STORY 09.19am:An official Xbox One Media Remote has been spotted on Amazon's Canadian website. Microsoft has yet to announce the accessory, but Amazon had it listed for release on 4th March priced $22.69 (about £13.70). The listing was spotted by Engadget but was quickly pulled - however it's still available to view via Google's cache. The remote has a simple design with a small number of buttons for navigating media, along with the Xbox One controller's two central buttons (whatever they've re-named Start and Select). It's not like there aren't a number of ways to control media on Xbox One already - the standard controller is perfectly adequate, and if you really wanted you can pair a smart device to the console via the Xbox One's SmartGlass app. But at least it's another way that you don't have to use Kinect.

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