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I have to say, I was very skeptical after reading the reviews on Electronic Adventure. A lot of negatives but my outcome was fantastic. I received my remote yesterday and it is the exact model I had asked for. I am giving them five stars and I would recommend them for sure. Only thing i would add is the exchange rate and shipping was a bit expensive but that is not the companies fault.
I have Proscan TV and couldn't find anyone that sells that brand remote for a pretty a new TV. I was really annoyed. Finally I found it at Electronic Adventure and got what I ordered and quick. Nice to know that I now have a source for replacements. Hopefully I won't need it too soon.
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