- Key Specs
- Remote Control Type: Learning
- Number Of Devices Controlled: 8
- General
- Brand: ONE FOR ALL
- Model Number: URC7880
- Product Name: Smart 8-Device Remote
- Color: Black
- Features
- Remote Control Type: Learning
- Setup Method: App
- Connectivity
- Number Of Devices Controlled: 8
- Wireless: true
- Compatibility
- Brand Compatibility: Universal
- Model Compatibility: Universal
- Power
- Rechargeable: false
- Battery Size: AAA (The battery size required for operation.)
- Number of Batteries Required: 4
- Number Of Batteries Included: 0
- Dimensions
- Product Weight: 3.53 ounces (The out of box weight of the item.)
- Other
- UPC: 810209030377
Operate all your home entertainment devices with this Smart Control remote. The pre-programmed design takes the guesswork out of setting up this electronics accessory, while simple buttons make changing channels and selecting devices easy. Compatibility with up to eight devices means you can connect everything from soundbars to gaming consoles. A built-in finder helps you find this Smart Control remote wherever you might leave it in the home.
- Controls up to eight devices: Including your TV, LCD, LED, plasma, satellite, cable, DVB-T, IPTV, Blu-ray, DVD, VCR, audio, tuner, amplifier, soundbar, and media player.
- Offers five smart activities: Watch TV, watch movie, listen to music, play game and custom. Control multiple devices with a single remote.
- Fully customizable through free setup app and learning feature: The free One For All app will guide you through the setup in a few easy steps.
- Remote finder: Use the One For All app to hear where your remote is.
- Streaming service: Quick-access keys for Amazon Prime, YouTube, and Netflix.
Whats Included
- One For All Smart 8-Device Remote
Product Manuals
Q: Will this work for Apple tv
A: Yes, the Media function can be programmed to control Apple TV. However, the quick setup doesn’t seem to work for that one device, you have to set it up the long way, using the Apple TV code found in the included code book. Note that this is easy to do, so no real problem... just slightly different setup process from the other devices. I am personally using mine with a Samsung HDTV, TiVO, Apple TV, XBox One and Onkyo home theater receiver. I only have three complaints... 1) No lighted buttons, 2) No unified volume control for the home theater (I.e. I have to change device to AUD to control volume, then back to the main devices for other functions), and 3) The device input control doesn’t work properly for my Samsung TV (I.e. I have to use the native Samsung controller to change back and forth between devices on alternate HDMI inputs).
Q: will this work if the remote control sensor on my TV is broken?
A: No, it won't work if the remote control sensor on your TV is broken.
Q: how would i set up one for all remote to work with the Amazon Fire Stick tv
A: They are, unfortunately, two different technologies. Fire stick uses RF, (radio frequency), and one for all is a infrared remote, as are 99% of them. The workaround to this tho...is if you have a smart tv, you can turn on the cec, and pair the fire stick. Now the tv remote will control it, aka the one for all. It lags a bit, and isn’t nearly as fast or smooth as the amazon remote, but it does work.
A: Worst case you could learn each button from the original remote.
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