Customer Ratings & Reviews

The back button doesn't work for me. I have to exit of the appps/programs to get off screens. Other wise its a good remote for the price. I bought an additional one for the spare room

Economic control for tv some buttons are off but works great.

Works very well with my LG TV but back button does not operate

Great universal remote would definitely recommend this product

This is a good quality remote that's easy to program.

Second one I bought,both hold up and work well! When time comes I'll buy another!

I like it. It was incredibly easy to set up and worked on the very first code for both of my LG TVs. I bought one for my son’s room after I bought the first one. Good price & super light weight.

I use it only to change for local channels since smart tv remote is very difficult to change the channels overall great

This remote has allowed us to sync all our devices onto one remote instead of needing to keep track of multiple ones. After a slight struggle with the instructions, everything worked perfectly. Just make sure you double-check what device and brand you are connecting with. After that, it was easy.

I LIKE IT. Lightweight and has all the functions I need. Plus the keys light up. Nice to have. Had for awhile and it works great.

We lost the remote to an old LCD TV. We have been walking up and changing the volume manually, but Mom n Dad were coming over and I wanted to be nice to them. I thought, for $20 bucks maybe this would work. And it DID! :-D The remote has Many, Many codes programmed into it. I did-Not use any "automatic" programming method because I wanted to try several and see if I could get the most and cleanest capabilities. That turned out to be a Good move. It turned out that 2 or 3 codes "worked" on our TV but only 1 had the Best fit. Only 1 allowed the Up/Dn arrow keys active while using the Input Selection menu. Some of the codes left the Up/Down arrow operating the Channel and got bumped too easily, requiring you to open the Input Selection and correct it. The winning code had the best of both; no accidental Channel and Up/Dn worked in Input Select. Later I added the DVD player and found that some codes would not recognize the Pause button properly; on this player the pause is also "single step" which we use to watch drawing details in animations. The "oh well", is the missing Eject button. With the DVD player tucked in it is easier to hit Eject on the remote than the player... On the "meh" side, the DVD Top Menu button doesn't work on Disney's discs, so we have to use the "next chapter" skip. ALL "universal" remotes I've used are "less elegant" than the native remote; so be ready for that. However, the Input Select being at the very bottom was not so convenient for us. Programming a universal remote is never really Fun; this one is not too bad. You have to hold the TV (or DVD) key down the whole time you are typing in the 5 digit code, but the LED on the power button goes Off on the 1st digit and Blinks 4-times on at the 5th if you entered an unused/wrong code. Just try again. I found that holding the TV key down with my left hand while holding the remote the the same left palm (sort of violin esq?) worked well, leaving my most dexterous hand free to type. I don't know how long it will last, but we don't use it more than once or twice a day so we may not be as hard on it as some.

So far, so good! I purchased another remote a few years ago for more money and it lasted 6 months. This one has held up with no issues so far, and I was excited that it was already setup for Samsung televisions.

Was given a TV that didn't have a remote. Purchased this one as it also had the sleep function. It was easy to use and works as expected at one of the more reasonably priced replacements.

It’s a cheap universal remote. It feels cheap, is cheap, but works with our Samsung tv. It’s not going to win any awards, but for $19 it does the job.

I am not going to talk about the features of his remote as for the most part they don't apply. I use my 47" Vizio television as my computer monitor. I only bought the remote to turn my tv on and off. It was cheap, easy to program so worked perfectly for what I intended.

Remote control is as simple as it gets. Came programed out of the box for samsung, poped in the batteries and it worked as intended with the tv.

Replaced another universal remote with this RCA remote. What a difference! Easy set up. Works great! Nice price also.

this RCA remote control is working fine, no troubles at all so far ....

It's very lightweight and easy to use. But it says backlit and only two buttons are actually backlit!

The RCA Universal Remote has three devices that works with all major brands of television. The first devices will work with Direct TV and Dish Network. The second devices has a Streaming Player capability for Apple, LG, Microsoft, Roku, Sony and more. Final, it has a list of major brands of different type of televisions with codes that program your DVD/DVR and CD player. RCA Universal Remote is easy to program, easy to use and a great price.