📺 Nettech New LG AKB72915239 Universal Remote Control for LG Televisions, including Smart TV - 1 Year Warranty(LG-23+AL) Review

I bought this remote to replace my LG remote that we lost while moving house. That works great. All the features we need, like power volume and channels, work great. Best of all, it worked straight away! great purchase highly recommended.

Works on my TV. No programming required BUT this is not the remote I ordered. It's much longer and if I wanted to, I could pay $2 less for this remote from another seller. Not worth returning if I know it works and there's no guarantee of another. I just wish it was smaller.

Could not be happier with this purchase. The cheap batteries in the original remote leaked and ruined it. Bought as a replacement and it works. Perfect for when we "cut the cable" and now switch back and forth between the antenna and the HDMI port that our Fire TV is on. So if your LG TV remote control is broken, don't doubt it.

This is a wonderful thing I want to find 5 years ago. It actually works BETTER than my TV remote - I hated the wand. This thing cost $10 and worked great right out of the box - a lot more buttons than a wand but it's a great product and you don't have to move it like a mouse anymore - it's done.

I have an old Samsung (about 8-10 years old) and I lost the remote but I used my FireTV remote to work with my TV. You cannot turn off the TV or change channel/input/volume with the Fire remote. To be honest, I was surprised that the Fire remotely controlled the TV at all. I kept delaying getting the remote because I was afraid it wouldn't work or I'd have to do weird things with the codes to make it work. Or that my television is too old to work with. nope! I literally just put batteries in it

I bought my LG flat screen TV in 2009. My child lost the original remote control in the first year. and at least 8, the so-called universal remotes that require you to enter annoying codes to pair the remote, a couple of which didn't work!. So I decided to buy a replacement at the store. I bought a TV, they wanted $30! I was happy to get it for only $12.99! It came without batteries, without instructions. No problem! I put in 2 AAA batteries, pointed them at the TV and hit the "Done" button.

Don't be fooled by the product description. It's not really a universal remote. Versatility means you can fully control multiple devices. Here you can control a subset of the buttons from the remote control that came with the device. The learning feature seems a bit silly at first, but once you get the hang of it, it becomes really easy. Essentially, this means pointing two remotes in close proximity at each other, putting that remote in learn mode, pressing a button on the original remote, and

I like it a lot! I ordered Prime yesterday, should arrive tomorrow and it's already here. Thank you Revin! Some reviewers said there were no instructions. My remote came with the instructions shown in the picture. And frankly, you don't need instructions. It worked right away after I put in AAA X2 batteries (included). It switches to 3D and back. To access applications, press the HOME button. And what I like more than the original magic remote is the presence of the FLASHBK❤️ button. Unlike the

Just bought a 43 inch LG UM6910PUA TV that comes with a ridiculously small remote control, only about 7 inches long. I have small hands and in some rows the keys are so close together that it's funny and annoying. It's like holding an eraser on the end of a pencil to make sure you hit the right spot. Crazy! This replacement remote is much better, some of the four rows of buttons on the LG remote take up three rows in this alternative. The original LG remote also works strangely when trying to…

Don't be fooled by the product description. It's not exactly a universal remote. Versatility means you can fully control multiple devices. Here you can control a subset of the buttons from the remote control that came with the device. The learning feature seems a bit silly at first, but once you get the hang of it, it becomes really easy. Essentially, this means pointing two remotes in close proximity at each other, putting that remote in learn mode, pressing a button on the original remote…