Decided to replace the cable box on one of my TVs with the Roku Xfinity app. However, that TV has a sound bar connected with an optical cable so Roku remote was unable to control the volume. I did a google search and found where a Roku support site recommended this remote as a potential solution for configurations like mine so I purchased this remote.
I programmed the remote in about 10 minutes. My TV is an Insignia with Roku built-in and luckily there was a predefined code for that set-up. For my sound bar, I used the "learning" mode and was able to get that set-up in just a couple of minutes by using the remote for the sound bar.
I then tested it out. The sound bar functionality worked perfectly. The Roku TV setup worked fine except the power button didn't turn the TV off & on and the "A" button didn't go to Amazon Prime. No problem. For TV power, I just went into manual mode and set it up by using the Roku remote. For the "A" button, I manually set it up by following the instructions on how to customize the "app" buttons. Very easy, worked like a charm.
This remote is a big improvement over the Roku remote. It's still pretty small but much more comfortable in my hand than the Roku device. The buttons have a good feel to them and are laid out well.
Not sure what is causing the negative reviews because it worked perfectly for me. I highly recommend it. I'll update this review if I run into any significant problems down the line with the device.
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One For All Streamer Remote
The only real replacement remote for your streaming device with the extra of functionality you always missed with your original remote
Customize your streamer experience with this fully backlit remote; thanks to its convenient key layout, there is no need to switch between devices
Enjoy seamless control of all your Streaming box, TV and Audio devices
Optimum navigation - once your three devices are set up, certain keys will operate your TV and/or Sound Bar, the rest of the key will be assigned to your Streamer box, controlling three devices as one.
Product Summary
- 1 remote for 3 devices
- Backlit keys
- 4 Shortcut keys
- Customizable Feedback Colors
- Learning feature
- Works with IR streaming boxes only
- URC7935
Choose the color on your remote to match your type of Streaming box
The color ring will tell you which device you are controlling - use the pre-programmed device colors or select your favorite yourself.
Control your (IR) streaming box, TV and audio device as if they were one...
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Your favorite streaming service just one button press away4 handy shortcut keys to your favorite streaming services, like Netflix, YouTube and many more! |
You wont miss any function!The learning feature can be used to customize the Streamer remote by copying functions directly from any original remote. |
Guaranteed to work in all brandsWorks with all TVs, Sounds bars and Infrared Controlled Streaming devices like Roku, Apple TV, Now TV and many more… |
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At One For All we develop products that let you make the most of your television viewing experience.
We are the inventor of the Universal Remote Control and it’s the technology inside. One For All is the world leader in remote controls and the specialist in universal video audio accessories.
The Streamer Remote (URC7935) is a great addition to our impressive remote line-up.
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| Sold By | Ebargainworld | CHUNGHOP STORE | Simeizai .Inc | SPARRULOTUS INC | The Watch Box | Dan's Electronics Etc., Inc. |
| compatible devices | Television, Streaming Device | VCR | Television/DVD/Blu-ray Player | Television/DVD/Blu-ray Player/Streaming Player | Television | Television, Stereo System, DVD/Blu-ray Player, Home Theater, Projector |
| connectivity tech | Infrared | Infrared | Infrared | Infrared | Infrared | Infrared |
| maximum range | 10 meters | 8 meters | 30 feet | 8 meters | 30 feet | 30 feet |
| style | Universal | Universal | for Universal TV remote | — | RCRN03BE | 4 in 1 Universal |
| battery quantity | 4 aaa | 2 aa | 2 aaa | — | 2 aa, 2 aaa | 2 aaa |
| model number | URC7935 | L336 | — | SRP9232D | RCRN03BE | RRU401.5 |
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Works! Read those instructions CAREFULLY
I have an LG TV with the standard LG operating system (aka no Roku). I don't have any connected hardware.Everything works beautifully, with one manageable exception. The play/pause button functions only as a play button (read on for why... this may not apply to you).Here's what I did and the results:I started with my TV and my original working remote that came with the TV. Through this entire process, I never had to hunt down anything in my TV's settings area. It was all pressing buttons on the two remotes.First I followed the instruction's "simpleset" instructions. These instructions are an attempt to set all the buttons on the remote, together in one action, to the needs of your tv. I held down the TV Power button + Back button until the ring blinked yellow twice. Then I held down the Power button (for LG). You're supposed to hold down power until it works. The remote has a long list of possible LG configurations, and every three seconds it tries a different one until one works and it turns the TV off. Each time it tries one, the ring blinked red (I think, my memory may be vague there). Mine worked on the second code it worked, so the TV turned off and I didn't have to hold down the power button for long. However, when I then tested the remote, only the power, volume, and channel buttons were working. Nothing else worked, which would have made the remote useless to me.To get the other buttons programmed, I headed to the section of the instructions called "Learning". I pointed my two remotes at each other and followed the instructions. It didn't seem to work at first because I'd skimmed the instructions and did it wrong .. more times than I'd like to admit. I won't repeat all the instruction here, but you press some buttons to begin learning mode, then for each button you need to program you press that button on your remote, then press the equivalent on your old remote, and the new remote blinks green. When you're all done, you have to hold down the TV power button to save. If you don't do that, it won't save the new knowledge and will forget everything.My play/pause buttonMy old remote has a play button and a separate pause button. If you have an LG TV, that seems to be the standard remote. This new remote though has a single play/pause button. That means that I couldn't use learning mode to teach my new play/pause button to be an actual play/pause button. So, I taught it to just mimic my old play button.On Netflix, that works fine -- if something is playing and I press play, it will pause (smart, Netflix!). On Prime, hower, if something is playing and I press the play button, it doesn't do anything. How're, the OK button will pause a playing video.So, some workarounds are required for the play/pause issue. But otherwise super pleased to have a simpler remote!
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I have an LG TV with the standard LG operating system (aka no Roku). I don't have any connected hardware.
Everything works beautifully, with one manageable exception. The play/pause button functions only as a play button (read on for why... this may not apply to you).
Here's what I did and the results:
I started with my TV and my original working remote that came with the TV. Through this entire process, I never had to hunt down anything in my TV's settings area. It was all pressing buttons on the two remotes.
First I followed the instruction's "simpleset" instructions. These instructions are an attempt to set all the buttons on the remote, together in one action, to the needs of your tv. I held down the TV Power button + Back button until the ring blinked yellow twice. Then I held down the Power button (for LG). You're supposed to hold down power until it works. The remote has a long list of possible LG configurations, and every three seconds it tries a different one until one works and it turns the TV off. Each time it tries one, the ring blinked red (I think, my memory may be vague there). Mine worked on the second code it worked, so the TV turned off and I didn't have to hold down the power button for long. However, when I then tested the remote, only the power, volume, and channel buttons were working. Nothing else worked, which would have made the remote useless to me.
To get the other buttons programmed, I headed to the section of the instructions called "Learning". I pointed my two remotes at each other and followed the instructions. It didn't seem to work at first because I'd skimmed the instructions and did it wrong .. more times than I'd like to admit. I won't repeat all the instruction here, but you press some buttons to begin learning mode, then for each button you need to program you press that button on your remote, then press the equivalent on your old remote, and the new remote blinks green. When you're all done, you have to hold down the TV power button to save. If you don't do that, it won't save the new knowledge and will forget everything.
My play/pause button
My old remote has a play button and a separate pause button. If you have an LG TV, that seems to be the standard remote. This new remote though has a single play/pause button. That means that I couldn't use learning mode to teach my new play/pause button to be an actual play/pause button. So, I taught it to just mimic my old play button.
On Netflix, that works fine -- if something is playing and I press play, it will pause (smart, Netflix!). On Prime, hower, if something is playing and I press the play button, it doesn't do anything. How're, the OK button will pause a playing video.
So, some workarounds are required for the play/pause issue. But otherwise super pleased to have a simpler remote!
Everything works beautifully, with one manageable exception. The play/pause button functions only as a play button (read on for why... this may not apply to you).
Here's what I did and the results:
I started with my TV and my original working remote that came with the TV. Through this entire process, I never had to hunt down anything in my TV's settings area. It was all pressing buttons on the two remotes.
First I followed the instruction's "simpleset" instructions. These instructions are an attempt to set all the buttons on the remote, together in one action, to the needs of your tv. I held down the TV Power button + Back button until the ring blinked yellow twice. Then I held down the Power button (for LG). You're supposed to hold down power until it works. The remote has a long list of possible LG configurations, and every three seconds it tries a different one until one works and it turns the TV off. Each time it tries one, the ring blinked red (I think, my memory may be vague there). Mine worked on the second code it worked, so the TV turned off and I didn't have to hold down the power button for long. However, when I then tested the remote, only the power, volume, and channel buttons were working. Nothing else worked, which would have made the remote useless to me.
To get the other buttons programmed, I headed to the section of the instructions called "Learning". I pointed my two remotes at each other and followed the instructions. It didn't seem to work at first because I'd skimmed the instructions and did it wrong .. more times than I'd like to admit. I won't repeat all the instruction here, but you press some buttons to begin learning mode, then for each button you need to program you press that button on your remote, then press the equivalent on your old remote, and the new remote blinks green. When you're all done, you have to hold down the TV power button to save. If you don't do that, it won't save the new knowledge and will forget everything.
My play/pause button
My old remote has a play button and a separate pause button. If you have an LG TV, that seems to be the standard remote. This new remote though has a single play/pause button. That means that I couldn't use learning mode to teach my new play/pause button to be an actual play/pause button. So, I taught it to just mimic my old play button.
On Netflix, that works fine -- if something is playing and I press play, it will pause (smart, Netflix!). On Prime, hower, if something is playing and I press the play button, it doesn't do anything. How're, the OK button will pause a playing video.
So, some workarounds are required for the play/pause issue. But otherwise super pleased to have a simpler remote!
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