I have an XBox 360 Kinect from 2011. Which remote control can I buy to use it? Tengo un...

I. Not sure what you’re asking. It’s a peripheral for Xbox 360 it has no remote control functions

@GG The advantage of the remote over the controller is that you don't have to turn it on so it's always ready.

I own the 360 and PS3 remotes which were a much better alternative to the controller for Netflix, Hulu, etc simply for that reason.

Personally for me the voice commands on the Kinect are hit or miss so a remote will allow me to avoid having to get into arguments with my Kinect about which TV channel I actually wanted to watch.

Does anybody else have games that just don't support navigation using the Xbox Remote Control? I can only control it with the Xbox Controller or my hand via Kinect. Seems silly that the Remote Control wouldn't do the job!

I think thats a little misunderstanding. The One can not react on the remote commands from your cable or tv remotes at all.

The One is able to send these remote commands itself and act as a remote control that way. So you are able to use smartglass as universal remote to control your devices via the One or use voice commands to do the same with the kinect. But you cannot use
your remotes to do anything on the One.

Of course you can use your remote controls to send commands to the respective device even if the One is configured to control them. It's more like you can choose to control your TV and cable box with the One (with Kinect, Smartglass or controller ) AND/OR
your usual remotes.

[quote user="kingvas78"]catering to the needs of the people who claim they cant afford $500 but can afford $400.... meh[/quote]The issue isn't one of cost, I could go out now and buy an Xbox One, but rather I don't like to buy things things I won't use.

I don't have the room to make use of Kinect games or features, so the device would be reduced to a voice remote control. While the Kinect voice commands for the 360 were fun for a while, it was just as easy to use my media remote to do the same task.

Unfortunately Kinect 2.0 still falls into this category. I don't have the space to use it and so it'd be used only for voice commands.

If that is all I wanted then I would be using the voice recognition software on my PC.