It's annoying to page through screens to find one specific button. The best remotes operate by touch, not sight. Without physical buttons for most functions, the Pronto offers no tactile feedback. That's about the time I wandered into a local RadioShack and noticed a handsome remote control. Nonetheless, it's well-balanced and shaped to fit nicely in the hand, with a textured surface that's grippy, not slippery.
Buttons are of varying shapes and sizes, easily recognized by touch and grouped by function.
Though the labels are somewhat small to my aging eyes, the buttons have helpful backlighting for clarity in darkened rooms. I'd train two of them to be my two-tuner buttons. The Pronto, of course. So once again, my family and I are satisfied, mindless consumers of network programming. The RadioShack remote is our constant companion.