Review on 🎧 AUDIOVOX RCRN06GR Universal Learning Remote Control for 6 Devices, 11-inch, Black by Adrienne Parker

I bought two for different rooms. Comes pre-programmed to work with your Samsung Smart TV - runs all functions (including Smart Hub). The manual is printed in very small print and is difficult to read. I couldn't get direct code entry to work with anything, but the AUTO CODE SEARCH method allowed me to program my 2017 Yamaha Aventage receiver, Motorola TV box, and old Panasonic Blu-ray player. All functions worked on the receiver and Blu-ray player (except for extraction), and I had to "learn" the subtitles button for the set-top box. While programming may seem confusing at first, it gets a little easier with practice and repetition. I then programmed an old Pioneer CD changer (which was not programmed with AUTOCODE) to DVD-Aux1 using the LEARN function. They have all the essentials to work with and have added volume up and down buttons and CD input buttons from the Aventage receiver. Once everything is turned on, it's easier to use than the original. I can control all devices in the system. with this remote control, and this is the one that the household used as the main remote control. You can spend 2x to 10x more and not get better overall performance. It is ergonomically comfortable to hold and has a fully illuminated keyboard. The buttons are easily accessible. It uses AAA batteries (not included with the remote control). The overall button quality and feel isn't as good as my original console remote, but it's reasonable given the low price. Note: I don't use macros or "advanced" functions. I just like being able to turn devices on and off individually and sometimes switch from STB TV, later to Netflix, and then AM radio with the TV off. This remote can do it all.