Customer Ratings & Reviews

I bought the other smaller model, howeve it did not work with Amazon, however this one does, plus is has great backlighting. The setup from the phone app is super easy and it works great and lights when you pick it up. Best one i have found out of several i have tried. Especially for the price!

Hardware: - Sturdier than stock LG remote, feels solid - Backlight comes on when you pick it up, nice - Button layout is alright, round button and channels should be swapped but whatever. Software: - Absolute trash doesn't do it justice. - Data harvesting, you agree for whatever identifiable and non-identifiable data of yours to be sold to 3rd parties. - Can't program app keys. You wait 10 secs for the "AI" chatbot to see you selected "App Keys" not "Activities" keys; The "AI" chatbot then ignores you and attempts to set up "Activities" keys. Will go back to broken in half LG remote since all the buttons work there and only the TV sells my data, not the remote too.

Hate doesnt begin to describe my overall experience. It refuses to connect to the app that presents itself as a chatbox. However, if you have seen iRobot, I can't help but feel I'm not asking the right questions or it just doesn't work at all. Every time I try to reconnect it via the app, it tells me to make sure I have fresh batteries.

This is a good teachable remote, while at the top of the 'budget remotes', it's still far less expensive than the $1,000 models. Bought it for backlit, and bluetooth (Roku, fire tv) compatibility. Can teach IR but not bluetooth, limited to what is supported via the companion app. Feels most like a Tivo remote, so natural to hold and know where the buttons are.

This remote is phenomenal. It can control up to 6 components. Once you setup your remote for any component, you can program the universal remote to act like your original remote.

Simple programming. Cannot change volume on my Sonos sound bar when the stream button is active. Have to go back and forth between the stream button and the sbar button.

Wonderful. Service. And. Love. All. Remote. Zit. little. Hard. Learn. use. But. Gente. Store. Help. How. to. Use. it. gave. in. instructions. And.I. Could. fix.Remue. Control. And. He Gente. Help. Programming. it. Thanks. to. man. Help. me.

The remote uses a smart phone app for setup. If you follow the instructions in the app, it works ss intended. I managed to get my Smart TV and Soundbar set up and then connected the remote via bluetooth to use voice control. It works, but you must do everything in the order the app wants because activities are set based on the order you add devices. If you add something other than a TV first or try to learn special keys first it gets really buggy and the manual doesn’t explain how to factory reset. If I had a blue ray player or a set top box I’m not sure if this would work as well for me. Learned buttons get added to devices so I had to add my apps key to my tv and streaming device separately to get them to work consistently. When I press the “movie” activity key my soundbar comes on and my TV comes on but then the TV turns off again. It isn’t ro annoying since the TV will come on again if I press any button. If I press power off in the remote. The soundbar goes off, and the TV turns off then on again. If I press the power button again, the TV turns off. It’s a minor annoyance. If you have more devices than a TV and a soundbar though, I’d get a remote with more grandular control of how devices are added to activities.

I really wanted this remote to work - it had most of the features on my dead and discontinued Logitech Harmony and the price was very reasonable. I'm good with tech and discounted the poor reviews as people who were technolocially challenged - I was wrong about that. I unboxed the remote and downloaded the recommended "My Nevo" app. The first problem occurred pairing my phone (i.e. the app) with the remote. After serveral tries, turning Bluetooth on and off, etc, it finally paired. The Nevo app said there was a firmware update for the remote and I hit the update button. It failed and put me into an infinite loop of telling me to update and telling me it failed. I called One for All support and the phone was answered promptly, After deleting and reinstalling the app, changing the batteires in the remote and pairing the phone with the remote again the update finally downloaded and installed. I set up my Sharp TV and that appeared to work. I tried to set up my Roku streaming stick - I went through each of the 5 code sets twice and nothing worked. I tried to set up my Spectrum cable box. I went through each of the 5 code sets offered and nothing worked. I tried to call One for All support again - oops - it was past 3 pm ET and they were closed. I boxed up the remote and returned it. The remote is nicely designd and the functionality it supposedly offers would be great, if it worked. It didn't.

I don't really want to submit a review or put stars on one because I haven't been able to use the remote. After several days of trying to get it to connect to my phone with no luck I have just given up.

Easy to setup, works good, operates several items.

Two of the buttons on the remote didn't work right out of the box, and I could not find the receipt or box to return it. Otherwise, it does what is is supposed to, and the buttons light up so that is a plus.

Kind of expensive. I have had two of these and both seem to have the same issue. Not fully pairing all of the functions with the TV. Also, it freezes pretty often requiring the need to take the batteries out of the remote and put them back in. It is easy to set-up though and works well enough for the most part.

I’m using this with my Marantz a/v receiver, 65” LG OLED, and Roku Ultra. Note that each ships with a multi device remote; but none would control all 3. I also have a Harmony Elite/Hub and Sofabaton X1/hub. Harmony doesn’t recognize the latest LG TVs, and the roller on the Sofabaton is just too annoying. The layout is nice, and like the Harmony and Sofabaton, it’s activity-oriented - a dedicated button to turn on all the devices. After that, the buttons are mapped appropriately for volume and selections. There are no numeric buttons, but those aren’t useful when streaming. Now the quirky parts. Note that we’re typically sitting about 8 feet from the equipment. 1. It’s easy to inadvertently touch a device button which takes it out of activity-mode; at that point the buttons for other devices wont’ work, and power-off won’t turn everything off. 2. Power-own and power-off requires a steady hand while pointing at the equipment until all are on (or off). Very easy to move your hand a few inches and have something not turn on (or off). You also can’t have anyone walk in front of you, or get a finger in front of the transmitter. 3. It’s also fairly slow to respond. That means the holding steady has to last 5+ seconds with no movement and nothing interrupting the IR beam. To me the quirks are acceptable. My wife is a different story altogether. I’d recommend it, but know what it is you’re getting and ignore the “it’s great” and “will never buy again” reviews that don’t provide details. For the price it’s a very good remote.

To me, this remote is touted as being revolutionary and making it easy to simplify products for using the TV. I somewhat disagree with the marketing of this remote. Due to random wifi issues, I have a variety of streaming boxes, so my main hope with this remote was to connect them to the remote. I thought that I could that and with the cost of the remote, I was so excited for that. Unfortunately, you cannot connect multiple streaming boxes to this remote. Additionally, it can be hard to turn on my TV with the remote, so I have to try it a few times. Some nice things though, when syncing products to the remote, the remote easily found what devices I wanted to sync, and quickly, it happened. Overall, I’d give the remote a B.

Unimpressive and too expensive for what you get. Setup is done with a painful to use AI. To say it is slow is an understatement. The activity modes are setup through the painful to use AI/app. They are good for shutting everything off versus switching between inputs. There are NO programmable macros and you cannot customize any buttons or commands. This remote is the same as cheaper alternatives that use codes to program. Save yourself some money and look elsewhere.

So at first the remote was a hassle to setup. The app experience is not very good. I think it’s due to the remote not connecting half the time. I got this remote setup with my Shield tv pro (2019) via bluetooth.

The remote was easy to program. However there is a significant lag between pushing the buttons and the device response. I would not purchase this remote again.

The lesser model works better than this one. Poor compatibility through the app can’t even backspace through your last previous channel.

It’s an improvement on the controller that came with my LG TV. It does control my Bose sound bar, which is a big plus. I wanted one with a working microphone but it only works with Google. I tried to contact the company for help but they don’t answer their phone nor requests through their website, so their customer service is terrible. Finally the buttons are better on this controller so it’s worth keeping but I’m not entirely sure worth the money.