VEPRAG Universal TV Remote for Samsung,LG, Sony, Sharp, Vizio, Philips, Toshiba, Hitachi, Sanyo, JVC, TCL, Hisense, Vestel, Seiki, Insignia, Magnavox, haier, Panasonic All Series TV

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Read update below. Original 4 Star review: It works, it controls the tv we lost the remote for. Not fantastic. Sometimes you have to press a button multiple times, and other times, if you press it once it will register twice so if you’re scrolling sometimes you miss what you want. And it happens over and over so you’re just flipping past what you want over and over. Better than a tv with no remote at all! UPDATED 5 STAR REVIEW: so when we first got it the buttons were janky as described above. My mom recently accidentally discovered a fix for this. On the bottom section of buttons, there are some buttons that are additionally labeled with names of different brands of televisions. Ours tv is a Samsung tv, so she pressed and held the ‘Samsung’ button for about two seconds. Now, when you use the remote, the button commands are instant and accurate! No more mashing buttons until it finally decides to cooperate. Don’t know how or why but after figuring this out, it’s a perfect 5 star remote! You will have to learn what some buttons control as it’s meant to be universal so they aren’t all labeled what you might think they should be.

Extremely easy to set up, I've used it on two different TVs from two different brands and it works just fine. (One was an older LG, and the current is a Samsung smart TV). There's also a fun little function to make the buttons light up (: The remote and buttons themselves feel sort of cheap but as long as you're using the remote as intended, shouldn't be a problem to keep it for a long time.

This remote worked on an LG TV from 2010, and the Input Button does indeed work properly. That last detail, access to the Input shortcuts, is what your older TV is missing on poorly paired remotes. Therefor I have to rate this thing solid as a device. Batteries were included. Now, pay special attention to what directions you follow for old TVs. Correct directions for me (found in paper instructions and THE MIDDLE of this Amazon page): "Set up by code: (1) Press "Mute +power" buttons together for 3 sec until led light is lit,then release it. (2) Input your 3 digit TV_CODE form code list.If the code is right,the LED light will go off. If the code is wrong, the LED light will still be on. If this happens,try to enter the code again as there may have been an error the first time" INCORRECT directions for me (instructions AT THE TOP of this Amazon page): "(2) Set by code: After pressing the corresponding brand button for 3 seconds, the LED flashes for the third time and then releases. Enter a 3-digit code from the code list, if the code is correct, the LED light will turn off." In fact, doing the latter was causing my remote to desync repeatedly. So, I took 1 Star away for not putting correct instructions up top, and because single-button programming is bound for these de-sync issues. But, its still a solid remote that does what I need it too. Seller was quick to respond, and ultimately this remote works well! I bought a second copy as a Thank You, and I've pasted a glow-in-the-dark sticker /w directions on the back of this one. That missing star went to a good home!

Easy to program, works good