stackyFACTSThat sleek gray bar resting on top of your television contains absolutely zero complex tracking technology. It is literally just two clusters of infrared lights housed in plastic, meaning you could entirely unplug it, light two actual wax tea candles in front of your television, and the controller would still function perfectly.
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