I was he distant to purchase this because the reviews are pretty hit or miss but since it was on sale I decided eh, why not? I received it in the mail today and after spending maybe 30min watching a helpful YouTube video (https://youtu.be/N-1A3_0YOEI ) and reading the manual cover to cover, it took maybe 10 pain-less minutes to set up! But I say this as someone who loves problem solving and technology. It’s not always super intuitive but If you watch the video and read the instructions you’ll be okay! My set up was on a Samsung NU507100 Smart TV and a Vizio 2.1 SB3621n sound bar. I wanted a remote that would let me use my TV’s functions but that controlled the volume on the sound bar. This One For All remote (OFA) has a quick set up option that works for more popular TV/sound bar/streaming device brands. I used that for my TV and it made maybe 50% of the buttons function and for the sound bar, it worked for the volume but not for power button. I was able to get a lot more out of using the C-learning function which basically has you line up the IR sensor on the OFA remote with the one on the remote you want it to ‘learn’ from. Using this function was actually nicer because I had full control of which buttons I wanted ‘copied’ over from my TV’s remote. And EVERY button on the OFA remote is programmable. I was able to use the TV power button for my Samsung and then the red power button for my sound bar. For the dedicated streaming buttons, I assumed they only worked for streaming devices (Apple TV, Roku, etc.) and since my TV had built in apps, I didn’t think I could use it but the manual does provide instructions for programming macros for those buttons. Basically once you’ve finished programming all your TV buttons, you put the remote in ‘learning’ mode for the dedicated buttons and press whatever button sequence on your remote would get you to the app you want to use (for Netflix on my TV it was Home > Scroll Twice > Press Enter). So whenever I press the Netflix button, the remote makes the TV do the sequence without me having to press the buttons. It’s not SUPER direct of course but it only requires one button press! As a testament to it’s ease of use, after I finished programming it, I asked my partner (who is not very into tech and is easily frustrated by it lol) to test it out and they were able to use it right away! Anyway, that’s pretty much everything and I would HIGHLY recommend for anyone who relies on streaming/doesn’t have cable, is down to figure it out, and doesn’t want to spend a lot for a universal remote!

Controller is really nice, has the soft touch plastic and I love that you can make the LED any color you want. Set up was super easy and it controls my LG OLED and Apple TV 4K perfectly. I should have purchased this a long time ago.

It works well with a sound bar and customer support is very helpful. Not useable for more than 3 items. This works best with streaming boxes I use it with Apple TV (2021), Polk Audio Signa S4 Sound bar and LG TVOLed C1 PUB. For set up I used option c for Remote learning worked the first time w/ sound bar the others took more attempts maybe because i'm inexperience. Interested to see this years next model.

An absolute hidden gem of a product! For ~$25, it can LEARN ANY IR signal, has a super nice button layout and feel (I easily can feel the difference between the play and mute buttons in the dark, something that's incredibly important to me.) The buttons aren't quite as tactile and excellent feeling as the apple tv remote, but the apple tv remote is very limited in what it can do comparatively. Setting it up to control my Apple TV 4k and LG OLED was a breeze with the codes, requires no app (so is future proof from app being abandoned), and it was so easy getting it to learn the power and volume controls for my ancient audio amplifier. The input button can temporarily control the TV while selecting the input and then go back to controlling the streamer, which is super convenient. The buttons are big and spread out so I never fat finger buttons like I've done on most other remotes. I promise I'm not being paid: it's just rare that a product is designed so well for so cheap. A remote that has more functionality for the same price (with macros) is the Inteset 422-4, which I also use sometimes, but the rest of my family just uses the One for All because of its previously mentioned big spread out buttons that feel distinct from each other in the dark (+backlight) and its simplicity.

Easy to set up and functions properly, the learn function is the best easy to control my surround sound and roku tv all at the same time. The buttons on the remote also light up so no having to squint or shine any lights to see in the dark. The buttons clearly eliminate so you can choose the right button,