📺 Universal Remote Control for Sony TV: The Ultimate Replacement for All LCD, LED, and Bravia TVs Review

I bought this remote control to replace the original remote control for my Sony Bravia TV which no longer works. I didn't have to do anything with it other than add batteries. No programming required. My only complaint is that I couldn't "program" my favorite channels like the original remote, but I was expecting this since it's not a Sony TV remote; Excellent value for money and quality.

This remote worked as soon as I put the batteries in. I like that I don't have to program or scan any codes. But there are also disadvantages. Not comfortable to hold. Different keys require different pressure. Well, sometimes things don't register. Other times it goes up three channels when I just wanted to go up one. It also seems super cheap.

Lost the original Sony remote to an older Sony KDL52 LCD TV. Each xy is just a remote control replacement. Ready to use, just charged batteries (NOT INCLUDED) =( and voila! I can turn the TV on and off and switch inputs instantly. Now I don't have to get off the couch to physically turn the TV on - Great inexpensive replacement in the Compared to a more expensive factory replacement!

I was a little surprised when this remote control came without a single piece of paper. I'm used to getting a new remote with an encyclopedia of instructions telling me how to pair the TV with the remote and then spending half an hour trying to get the remote to connect to the TV over and over again speak. It arrived without any instructions. I pointed it at the TV and it worked great. All functions worked immediately. Wow! What an experience.

This is about what I expected when I bought a cheap fake remote that is already cheap. for reality, apart from the absence of the Sony logo. It still has the same buttons and they all seem to work. An annoying problem is that the "colored buttons" are wrong. The buttons themselves are in the correct place on the board, but the colors are wrong. When the TV menu says to press a color, you have to press the button that is physically in the right place when looking at the original remote, NOT the…

Using this remote control on a Sony Bravia TV (whose original remote control has been lost) is mainly for power on/off/volume; The content is managed by ROKU. The remote works well for its price ($7) and my purpose. I'm hesitant to recommend it as a full-featured remote, however, given the sunlit, small and some of them in unconventional positions of the buttons. If I needed a full-featured remote control for this TV, I would probably buy a Sony product.

I was a bit surprised when this remote arrived without a single sheet of paper. I'm used to getting a new remote with an encyclopedia of instructions telling me how to pair the TV with the remote and then spending half an hour trying to get the remote to pair with the TV over and over again speak. It arrived without any instructions. I pointed it at the TV and it worked great. All functions worked immediately. Wow! What an experience.

This is about what I expected when I bought a cheap knock off remote that is already cheap. Thing, apart from the lack of the Sony logo. It still has the same buttons and they all seem to work. An annoying problem is that the "colored buttons" are wrong. The buttons themselves are in the correct place on the board, but the colors are wrong. When the TV menu says to press a color, you have to press the button that is physically in the right place when looking at the original remote, NOT the same