Insignia™ - 4-Device Universal Remote - Black

For over a year I have been frustrated with needing four remotes to work on my very uncomplicated TV/BluRay/Roku/sound bar. While it is pretty easy to find a universal remote for TVs and DVDs it is a bit more difficult to find one that works with Roku and darn near impossible to find one for a sound bar. This was really frustrating me especially since my TV and sound bar are both the Insignia brand. (Why not make them work together?) I had looked at several universal remotes but none seemed to fit the bill for me. At least one that I would be willing to spend the money on. Can't justify a $350 remote for a $350 TV setup. So when I saw this at Best Buy I was really interested to see if it worked. I did some checking online and it said it worked with the Roku. Great! But what about the sound bar? I saw some suggestions online so I figured I would give it a try. Works like a charm. Controls all of my devices perfectly. Setup was very simple and my codes worked first time except the sound bar. I had to try two different ones for that. It doesn't say it anywhere on the package but it does require 2 AA batteries that are not included. My only complaint is there is no eject button for the BluRay/DVD. Also there is a row of colored buttons that are not explained anywhere. Don't see to do anything with my stuff. In my opinion this a very solid remote and does what it should.

One morning I checked on the Best Buy web site to see what I can find on about a new TV remote for my Insignia TV. The buttons on my old remote has been wearing out for some time. I was surprise to find this new in stock Insignia TV remote. It is mostly the exact remote as my old remote. So that evening I went to Best Buy and got the new TV remote. The next morning I had to program the new remote. There were 16 Insignia codes to select from. I tried all the codes and the code that I needed was the last one I had tried. I also program in the cable box code number. That is under the stream button. This new remote works just fine. The buttons on it are easy to push. I do not need to push hard on the buttons like on my old TV remote. You must supply you own two AA batteries.

Setting up my Vizio and Sony Blue-Ray was a snap. Took about less then five minutes to setup. It does take AA batteries instead of the normal AAA in most other remotes. The only complaint right now is the four color buttons, the product manual doesn't tell you how to set them or how you're suppose to use them. So if someone know's, please let me know!

Remote has nice shape & fits your hand nicely. Cost of the remote was great when using the 50% off price available when buying a new Insignia TV at the same time. Manual does not explain all buttons, especially those at bottom of remote. There are four device buttons (TV,DVD,STB,Stream) and I was able to associate the DVD and STB to two different DVD recorders using the Code Search Method C where you hold down the OK key until the device turns off.

This remote was extremely easy to set up and controls all the devices I need it to. No compatibility issues for a newer LG WebOS TV. I have not tried all the WebOS functions, but I'm pretty sure there would be little to no issues using them all.

I'm using this on a JVC Receiver, a Toshiba TV, a Comcast box, and a Roku 2. It works perfectly with the 4. I like the fact you can set default volume and channel changing for a particular device so you don't have to change the device setting before changing volume or channel.

I bought a LG Smart TV that was already opened box at the store. I was told that I could purchase a universal remote to operate my "Smart TV", since the remote that was in the box was sold prior to my purchase. The universal remote "can not " be used to operate the functions of Netflix, YouTube, Spotify and Internet. You can change the channels but that's it; you can't use it for the Smart TV operations.

Better than the remote that came with my Samsung Smart TV!