📱 Universal Remote Control with Large Buttons, 6-Key Smart Controller for TV STB DVD DVB HiFi VCR (Orange) – Simplified for Better SEO Review

Replace the batteries often enough and this battery cover will soon come off. Opens only 45 degrees - and that's it. The first set of batteries is very difficult to insert and almost impossible to remove. I really felt like breaking the battery cover. Please note that the seller's penultimate product photo shows the battery cover is torn off and missing. ADVANTAGES: Easy programming, even with poorly translated manuals. Lies comfortably in the hand. CONS: Battery cover doesn't open very far and

I needed an IR remote to control the volume on my Sonos Playbar. My new TV has an RF remote which is cool but doesn't control the Sonos volume. This remote works perfectly - the volume up, down and mute controls work as expected after learning the codes from my old TV's IR remote. Update about a year later - the buttons are less reliable, but it looks like they could just get a little dirty. I opened the case with a butter knife and gently rubbed the plastic/rubber underside of the buttons. Now

They are not very strong but they work. I bought 2, each had a little problem. One had a buttonhole that was a bit small and didn't allow the button to pop out again. I opened the remote control and opened the hole with a knife. The second did not want to program smoothly. I kept going like this and eventually went through the whole programming process and it worked. The battery covers aren't the best and a few drops can render them useless, but so far so good. They help my relative not to have

This is a nice little remote control that does exactly what it's supposed to do. I bought this for my wife who unfortunately has dementia. Regular TV remotes from cable companies, as well as those you can buy in stores, have many buttons and are too confusing for you to use. (Even the little Sony RM-EZ-4 was too confusing!) This one fit the bill perfectly. She uses it to turn the TV on and off, increase/decrease the volume on the TV, and change cable TV channels. That's all! Nothing special…

I programmed this remote for an elderly family member who is confused with the usual "multi-button" remotes. Following the instructions that came with it, I programmed each of the buttons from the existing remote control. Basically hold down the power button and CHANNEL-UP for a few seconds to enter programming mode. Then press the desired button, point the existing remote control up and send the signal until the LED starts flashing rapidly. Then press the next button, etc. I ended up actually…

I bought this for my mother who has dementia. I programmed POWER and did CHANNEL UP/DOWN and VOLUME UP/DOWN the same way as just Volume Up/Down. It does not need a channel function. I have not programmed the MUTE button. Even that confused my mother. I want them to make one with only 3 buttons. (not funny) I also tried taking the battery out for about 10 seconds and it didn't forget its program so that's good. The biggest problem I had was that the output beam is too narrow, so it only works if

The first thing you need to know is: YOU NEED THE ORIGINAL TV RRMOTE FOR PROGRAMMING! I finally cut the cord and started streaming. I bought Roku Sticks for my (non-smart) TVs. Roku remotes don't control power or volume; These functions must be operated with the original TV remote control. The problem is that there are a million buttons on the TV remote and chances are you'll hit the wrong button and mess up a streaming program. I bought 3 of these remotes to make things easier. And you are. I…