“Remote control interference between two Samsung TV? Will there be interference if using remote controls with two or more Samsung smart TV in the same household?”
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The only time my remote causes a problem is if two TVs are in direct range of the remote. (example - a Samsung TV in two separate rooms with the door open and the remote aiming at both TVs) . If you change a channel, it could change it on both TVs. If you aim the remote away from the TV in the other room, there is no problem.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I use my remotes for multiple Samsung TV's with no issues at all. It makes finding a remote twice as handy with no problem. And the remote only controls the TV that I point it directly toward.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I have 2 7000 series tv,s in bedroom. 1 remote turns on both units at same time. How can I fix this?
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Depends on the TV set, there are two kinds of communication for TV to remote; Bluetooth and infared (latter being older point and press, Bluetooth being able to communicate without pointing) if 2 blue tooth = no problems, 1 each = no problem (some BT TVs have both but it could be covered by electric tape) 2 IR = some problems (same wall, mirrored/reflective surfaces, or directly across from each other)
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