This remote control is so long that we had to crop it.

Yes, it is true. Pultius remote is half a meter (almost 20 inches) long. It controls 399 channels with three range selection buttons. Surely it was designed by no other than Art.Lebedev Studio.

Not tired to scroll? Then here’s another view of Pultius.

Pultius is very inspiring, but there are some other remotes which are not worse.

This new cool Nike Amp+sport remote control is a watch and a remote for the Nike+ experience. You can find out instant feedback of your time, distance, calories and pace with it. It is stainless steel, with LED displays for iPod nano control icons.

Nike Amp+ costs $79.

No, that’s not yet another cheap clamshell cellphone, but a remote control designed by Geisendesign people.

This remote approaches a younger audience – the most used functions are located on the outside of the shell and the more obscure ones are on the inside.

Via Gizmodo

The famous Harmony 1000 from Logitech is a universal remote with touch sensitive screen. It has only nine fixed buttons on the handset, and the rest appear as you browse through menu.

This brushed aluminium remote controls everything with infrared. Harmony 1000 is a bit pricy, though.

Desktop remote control for $84 at Evergreen’s. You can control your TV, DVD/CD, amplifier, and air conditioner with this cool desktop remote control. Surprisingly enough, each of the sixty five buttons has only one function.

Via Gizmodo too

One for All Kameleon 8 glows in the dark, so you can spend long nights behind your LCDs. This universal remote is made of real metal, rather than shiny plastic, and has a pleasing curvature on the back that makes it look like someone actually spent some time designing it. A nice review on it here.