Philips Universal Remote Control Replacement for Samsung, Vizio, LG, Sony

Got this remote to cut down from three remotes (TV, Roku, and soundbar). Setting it up wasn’t that bad, just read the directions. You can use any of the top three buttons for any device, but I set them up with what was on the label ( TV for the TV, STR for streaming - Roku, and AUD for soundbar). Overall took only a couple minutes to be up and running. Reduced the clutter on my coffee table but a lot and it works great. Only thing to remember is you have to press the button for the device you want to control (I.e. if the last thing you controlled was the soundbar and want to change the channel, you need to press the TV or Streaming button first). Overall a good purchase.

Works well. Was what I needed.

Bought a second hand Silo TV without a remote and none of the obvious codes worked. Just started going down the list till one of them worked. Aside from that, the remote has been a champ, does all the basic stuff and not too bad of a lag with controls.

Bought this just to control my TV and Roku and it was great!! It was honestly so cheap I almost bought another one. It literally took me just under five minutes to setup the remote. It’s very small but not like a normal ROKU remote that tends to be lost easily and the ease of operation is simple

surprisingly, in spite of its outdated design, it actually works quite well. my only issues are with the lack of programmability and strange button choices. I use it for a TCL Roku TV, a Roku soundbar, and an older Sony Blu-ray player. it took at most three minutes to program it to work with each device, which anyone has set up an old universal remote should appreciate. one issue is that you can't program all of the buttons. I regularly hit the wrong one and launch Netflix, no matter what service I'm currently using. the other issue is the arrangement of the channel and volume buttons. this might be a personal quibble, but they seem backward to me. to change channels you have to press the left and right buttons, while to adjust the volume you press the up and down buttons. and given my setup this is quite counterintuitive, especially if you want to bring up the menu functions. but hey, for the price, it works just fine. if you need a universal remote but don't need anything fancy then this is a decent option. not the best, but fine.

I hated to need another remote, but when u have puppies that chew...lol - My point being, this is the remote I will ALWAYS reorder...plus finding the codes for different name brand t.v.s is so simple. I do believe its the best universal remote Ive ever purchased!!

I was able to program it to control both my DVD player and Pioneer receiver. I haven't tested all the functionality on either device, but it lets me to the essentials: DVD: fast forward, rewind, skip forward, skip back, play, pause, and power; for the receiver: adjust volume, mute, power on, and power off.

Got this to use for an older Sylvania Tv with DVD player and VCR. Quality is good and feels like something you might actually get with a TV. After pairing(which was very simple using the provided instructions) it controls all functions of the TV properly. Which is nice because some things I could not do without the remote like switching between things in menus and such. Lots of buttons and stuff to still figure out and add more things to control.

Controlled my samsung TV without having to customize, and my Bose soundbar with the first code. Would be 5 stars but they sent me rose gold not graphite colour like I ordered. Update: first one got wrecked (not manufacturing issue) so I ordered a new one. This one showed up in graphite, that's a plus, but the same code now results in the volume buttons being reversed (press up, volume goes down). You get what you pay for.

An actual universal remote. For most TV's and older components. Does the job, can't find the code, the auto search does well to find it. May take a few tries but be patient.

bought to replace my TV and Amp remotes since I have them tapped together. I read that it supports Yamaha. The TV worked within a couple seconds but I have yet to get it to work with my Yamaha receiver unfortunately. so right now it's going unused until I figure it out.

2nd one I bought. First was for a Panasonic plasma tv I found on the side of the road and the second was for a Samsung I lost the remote for long ago. Easy to program if you read and follow the instructions.

I'm on my second one of these, they both broke in the same way, really quickly. The volume up button just stops working. Garbage. In addition, Amazon support refuses to offer the ability for a refund, return, replacement, or any other help and are forcing me to contact the manufacturer.