We are happy to report that the WD TV remote has very good range for its size - we even had to go outside, its range was so good. Some products come with really shocking remote controls with very poor range. It comes with a cute little IR remote control that works very well indeed - finally we see a product that includes batteries. We thought it may have issues with using two USB ports on one device, but it worked well.

We also tried out an external caddie that uses two USB ports (one for data and one for power) and it was also detected and worked fine. One little fault about the location of the USB port on the back of the unit - it is too close to the other connectors, which means that larger pen drives such as the 64GB drive from Patriot will not fit - only standard width flash drives will fit.

We tested the unit with a 64GB pen drive from Patriot and it worked fine detecting it and playing back - plug n play is supported, no need to keep turning the device on and off all of the time. It really is just that - it doesn't come with any internal storage and sadly no Ethernet networking support, but it does include two hi-speed USB 2.0 ports, which allows you to hook up two external hard drives or USB flash drives which use a FAT32, NTFS or HFS+ (no journaling) file system. You could think of it as a DVD player without the optical DVD drive and a home theater PC without the full functionality of a computer.

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