Review on Efficient Key Finder: EIRIX Wireless RF Locator with Remote Control - Ideal for Dogs, Kids, Cats, Luggage, Wallet, Car Keys - Includes 1 RF Transmitter and 5 Fluorescent Receivers (Black-5 Receivers) by Kevin Abner

They are designed as "key finders" but I use mine as TV remotes! I've attached them to my multiple Roku remotes and they fit perfectly (with modifications). Check out my attached photos to see how I positioned them on the remote control. It's important to note that you'll have to sacrifice your quick launch buttons for this to work, but if you don't use them, this will work for you too. You will need a single-sided razor and double-sided foam tape: • Use a single-sided blade to carefully cut off the quick launch buttons - they cut easily so be careful NOT to cut upwards (this could damage the main play buttons). ). /pause, RR and FF). Trim them so that they are flush with the surrounding plastic. • Apply a strip of double-sided foam tape from the top of the finder to 1/4 inch from the bottom. IMPORTANT: Be sure to attach the foam tape to the alarm hole and LED display. • Remove the protective film from the double-sided foam tape, align and press firmly. When your TV is on, you can enable one of the quick launch buttons, but in my experience with this setting, these buttons rarely fire even when you click the connected Finder. Other notes: • I used the label printer to list my remote controls on the back of the remote base unit. • Each time you press the corresponding button on the base unit, the corresponding search unit emits two loud series of beeps, which I haven't had for a very long time, but so far I find it very good.