Meh.

If the Beo5/6 wasn't such an ergonometric disaster, there'd be no position for the toggle remote. Beo 4 much better, but even that needs work too.

Flat screen interfaces leave me....well....flat! That's why I LUV my Beosound 5.  And even that could be better.

More gestalt B&O, and less lemmings, please.

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Not for me either. I want a remote I can use without looking at it, so I'll never go to something with only a touch screen.

Besides, I'm icon blind (dunno if that's a real medical condition). If my desktop with dozens of app shortcuts gets messed up, I'll spend ages hunting for an icon. I don't want touch screen or soft key remotes where stuff moves around, forcing me to actually read what's on the buttons.

Actually I don't give Beo4 or Beolink 1000 very high points either. They are too long, you often need to press button sequences that are difficult to reach with a single grip, and I don't even have particularly small hands.