Infrared Remote Control Extender: HIGHROCK Widely Compatible Receiver + Emitter + USB Adaptor Review

Love this item! We recently switched TV provider from Comcast to Uverse. While the Comcast remote went through a wooden closet with ease (our cable box is hidden in an enclosed closet with doors over 1 inch thick), the Uverse remote required a physical view of the cable box to work. Since the case that was open the whole time was a deal breaker I was willing to give Uverse a boot until I found this! It plugs into a USB port on the cable box and there are plenty of cables to route outside of the

Update 11/22/16: This device still works. The only time I've had a problem with anything is when the batteries in my remote died. After installing new batteries everything was perfect again.----------------------------------------------------- - ------------------------------------------------ - ------------------------------------------------ --- -- --------------- I bought this because I have a situation where my soundbar is blocking the remote sensor on my TV and I don't have many options to

My grandparents have a TV and cable box upstairs and the splitter also runs a coaxial line to the TV on the main level. After granny fell and had hip surgery they now spend most of their time on the main level. They could watch TV downstairs but they couldn't change channels. This setup comes with only 10 feet of cable, but it's a very simple device, the cable that goes to the radiator is basically regular speaker wire. If you need more range (like I did to get from the top floor on one side of