Hi harkpabst, teamActually, yes.
Having more presets available is the main feature I'd have liked to see with a new remote.
Having said that, I do see some extra value in the rechargeable battery and nicer build quality. Maybe just not enough value.
Or long press?Is there no triple tap?
At the risk of offending someone, but I personally think it would be better to be able to switch from 1~12 in sequence by hitting the preset 1 button repeatedly.
(Same as the preset buttons on the Pro device.)
Then you can replace presets 2~4 with other functions.
Two customization options would be ideal: double tap and repeatedly tap.
So to get to preset 9 you would tap the preset button 9 times and hope you counted correctly and that all the taps registered correctly. What could go wrong?Is there no triple tap?
At the risk of offending someone, but I personally think it would be better to be able to switch from 1~12 in sequence by hitting the preset 1 button repeatedly.
(Same as the preset buttons on the Pro device.)
Then you can replace presets 2~4 with other functions.
Two customization options would be ideal: double tap and repeatedly tap.
That might be possible, but I must confess that a long press did not occur to me.
I don't think you can send a long press with the Bluetooth protocol? Only repeated commands like when you hold down the volume keys.That might be possible, but I must confess that a long press did not occur to me.
So to get to preset 9 you would tap the preset button 9 times and hope you counted correctly and that all the taps registered correctly. What could go wrong?
It's hard enough cycling through inputs on the remote
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Yes, but a other toggle button is needed to make that happen.
Just start by selecting one of the four preset buttons, and then use left and right skip to scroll through the other presets.Yes, but a other toggle button is needed to make that happen.
I previously suggested using the back and forward skip buttons to move the cursor on the Ultra screen, but that was rejected..
What about using multiple keys sum like this:
The connection is lost if the WiiM is powered off/on. Just press any key on the remote, wait 10 seconds and it's connected again.
It is the same as the 1st gen remote. However, the mic button is located on the side.
Exactly....false advertisingIt is the same as the 1st gen remote. However, the mic button is located on the side.
Edit;
Well, it is not really hands-free.
At least with the 1st gen I could press the mic button with my foot; with the 2nd gen I need training so hard
.Where did you see "hands free" being advertised?
I mostly find two references to Alexa:Where did you see "hands free" being advertised?
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