🔘 Sleek AH59-02758A Replacement Remote for Samsung Soundbar HW-M360 Series Review

Not branded by SAMSUNG but still works great for a lost soundbar remote. I'm pretty sure it's under Cal King's bed somewhere.

The remote control works well. The Samsung Soundbar was purchased in an open box and did not have a remote control. It was an inexpensive way to increase comfort. I initially had some issues with turning up the volume, but that was eventually resolved. I am very happy with my purchase and would recommend it to others.

Pros: This remote control is identical to the original that came with my surround sound system. Cons: Only one issue where the rear can be difficult to take off. I could certainly use a small screwdriver to pry it open. But again, there is a risk of the alignment tabs breaking. You just need to simplify the back for easy access. This is the only issue I have found with this remote control.

My original soundbar remote has vanished. Literally. After a month of temporary toilet/eating breaks with volume changes, I gave up and bought this replacement. The thing worked immediately without programming - just put batteries in and go! Definitely worth the price now that I can turn the volume up or down with my butt firmly against the couch.

Works great! No instructions were sent. The battery compartment was difficult to pull out, gently use a thin knife to start opening from the bottom of the controller, it requires two AA batteries, which are not included. The volume buttons made me feel like a jerk lol moving them back and forth to control both the soundbar and subwoofer. Instead of holding them down and using the round button. Pressing the volume and subwoofer turns them off.

Let's face it, every year every product we buy seems to come with a remote control and if you're like me the average ownership time is usually less than a week. My Samsung HW-M360 soundbar remote took about 6 months of MIA, which resulted in me having to get up and manually adjust the volume buttons on the side of the soundbar. Won't destroy the world, but we should use all technology whenever possible. The instructions are as simple as it gets. I'm by no means a guru when it comes to A/V setup