My wife and I both really do not like screens on the remote (long story).

Are there any good universal remotes without a screen? I am going to try to get my Dish network to do everything I need it to, but I will likely miss out on a few things.

It's only one room with a TV, Satellite, DVD, and Soundbar, it's pretty simple.

Thanks in advance for any advice or recommendations

Even though I use a powerful RTI control system in my own house, I just bought my sister a URC WR7 universal remote. Right now, you can only get it at Walmart (and maybe Circuit City) for $30. All buttons are totally back lit, and it allows for macros on 13 buttons. I just started setting it up, and I really like the look and feel. Supposedly it has much better IR range than the "regular" R7 version, and also adds some macro capable "favorites" buttons.

http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.do?product_id=10104730

-D

You may also want to take a look at the One for All 10820
http://shop.remoteshoppe.com/product.sc?categoryId=19&productId=58

You might also like the radio shack 15-100 (http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2454734). It still has a small LCD, but it's a simple one used only to display the current device mode with a user entered description to and aid in programming. All functions are still directly accessible by buttons. You may like the 15-134 (http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=3064079) better as it has no LCD and colored buttons, but the remote and the buttons are quite small. These radio shack models and one-for-all's are learning and can have a max of about 2 dozen 15 step macros on nearly any button. You can also program advanced codes for additional functions like discrete inputs and discrete on/off, etc. The 15-100 is backlit and has home theater mode. Both are a lot of bang for the buck.

I use the URC R7 for our bedroom TV. It's essentially the same as the Wal-Mart model, but its available at many other retailers. The price is generally the same. No screen, good build quality, low battery consumption.