RCA Universal Rechargeable 4-Device Streaming Remote Control – for TV, Audio, Soundbar, Streaming Devices, Ultra-Slim, Rechargeable, Quick Access Keys
$22.99
Price: $22.99
(as of Nov 09, 2024 08:34:01 UTC – Details)
Product Description
RECHARGEABLE – Save money and reduce waste by not having to replace the batteries. The RCA 4-Device Streaming Remote is USB-C rechargeable and only needs to be recharged every 8-10 months with average use. Charging cable included.
GREAT FOR STREAMING – Streaming-focused layout works great with Roku, Apple TV, Fire TV and more!
QUICK ACCESS KEYS – Included quick access keys to Netflix, Disney+, Hulu and YouTube get you to your favorite shows faster
EASY SET-UP – Simplifies device set-up and programming with automatic, brand, manual and direct code search methods
Designed and Engineered in the USA; Lifetime Limited Warranty
Customers say
Customers like the ease of use, value for money, and remote control. They mention it’s very easy to program, works right out of the box, and is a great buy at a great price. Some also appreciate the build quality, look, and compatibility. However, some customers have different opinions on functionality and button size.
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10 reviews for RCA Universal Rechargeable 4-Device Streaming Remote Control – for TV, Audio, Soundbar, Streaming Devices, Ultra-Slim, Rechargeable, Quick Access Keys
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Bob Benning –
Works well
Easy to program
JE –
works fine
works as stated. Controls smart tv and cable box. Easy set up
Darren –
A good basic universal remote for a good price
I bought the remote to control a TV, an external DVD for which I lost the remote, and an Apple TV. The remote works correctly for controlling the TV and the DVD player. It fails when trying to control the Apple TV even though there is an Apple code. The remote controls almost all functions of the Apple TV except, as others have reported, the OK button. So while you can browse the Apple TV’s menus and listings all you want you cannot select any of them, so this is a big failure of the remote. As for the layout of the remote, most of the keys are of ample size, larger than most remotes and not crowded with unnecessary buttons. However, the arrow buttons and the OK button are smaller and too closely located. Also, it would be better if the device buttons for switching between which device you are controlling we larger. The backlight button stays lit for a short period of time after any button has been pressed but then goes out. After than, if you are watching anything in a darkened room you will have to try to hit the “light” key by luck or memory or press any ket to get the “light” key to backlight, then press it to get the main backlight to turn on. But all that work will be mostly for naught because the backlight only lights up the “Guide” button and the arrow and Ok button in the center of the remote. Overall, this a an ok remote that provides the basic functions of a universal remote without all the over the top but mostly useless features of the more expensive (overpriced) brands. I had to take away a star for lack of support for the Apple TV and for the poor design of the backlight.
delta1 –
I FIGURED OUT HOW TO MAKE IT WORK!
Ok. I have to admit I was really frustrated after receiving this remote only for it not to work after attempting to follow the hard to understand instructions it came with.Then after googling many articles about how to make an RCA universal remote control work I was able to take tidbits of information from each and I figured out how to make this specific remote control work.First: Turn the device you wish to program onSecond: Push and hold the TV button or DVD/VCR button on the universal remote control (according to whichever device youâre trying to program) until the power light on the universal remote comes on.Once the power light on the universal remote comes on continue holding the TV or DVD/VCR button down and push and hold the power button on the universal remote simultaneously until the power light goes off then comes back on. Once the power light on the remote turns off and comes back on you can release all buttons. Now point and aim the universal remote in the direction of the device youâre trying to program. Note: The power light should still be illuminated.Then push the play button on your Universal remote. The power light should start blinking indicating itâs searching for a matching code to your device. Once it finds a matching code your device should power off.Note: You may have to push the play button on your universal remote several times before your device powers off.Last: After your device powers off youâll notice the power light on your universal remote continuing to blink. While this is happening keep the remote aimed at the device youâre trying to program until the device powers back on again.Note: You may need to push the play button on your universal remote several times until your TV or DVD/VCR player turns back on again.Once your device turns back on youâre done.You should now be able to control your television or dvd/vcr player with your new remote.Hopefully this helps someone and it doesnât sound too complicated. ð
Chris W –
DON’T WASTE YOUR MONEY – KEEP LOOKING!
Well, my TWO RCA 3-device remotes arrived yesterday. I guess it may be my fault for not reading the fine print (joke… nowhere does it say this) but this remote will NOT control any other devices such as a soundbar. The programming buttons are limited to Streaming/Dish/Cable, TV, and DVD/VCR. So just to be VERY clear – if you are not wanting to program these items and ONLY these items – then skip this remote. It would be bad enough if the only issue was with the soundbars (of which I have attached to both TV’s I bought these for). But the programming & code book is USELESS. I am the guy that my entire life has been called by my family to set the time on devices, put things together, and program things like remote controls. The BOOK of instructions (will attach photo) is ridiculous. It could have said the exact same thing it says with 1/4th of the words. This makes every instruction tedious to understand (instead of just “push the button until the light comes on”, they are “press and hold the device button until the power button comes on then continue holding the device button while punching in the code with your other hand…. if the light flashes…..” you get the point. Frankly, it took me 30 minutes of reading & re-reading just to understand what they were telling me to do. I would suspect that all of these folks talking about how “easy” it was to program have never seen an “easy” remote that you can program in 5 seconds.Finally – and this is for those of you with TV’s with built in streaming devices….. these WILL NOT WORK on your devices. Both of my TV’s are Haier ROKU TV’s (with the ROKU built into the TV). There are no codes to operate these TV’s. The auto-code search will find a code that will let you do stuff like turn the volume up and down – but none of the other functions. IF YOU ARE BUYING THESE TO USE ON A TV WITH A BUILT-IN STREAMING DEVICE – KEEP LOOKING. These will NOT work.This was $20 wasted. I’m not sure the process for sending these back (of the hundreds of items I have bought on Amazon I have NEVER had to send something back to them), but I will be returning these pieces of crap and spending my money on another brand.. I thought RCA would be a good, reliable brand… clearly I was wrong.
Wayne Heggie –
Fits hand, ease to use
Carlos Gonzalez –
Funciona muy bien
OverThereByTheTV –
Just a warning, if you have a Roku streaming stick (as opposed to a set-top-box, I guess) this won’t work. Apparently the sticks don’t actually use an IR sensor at all, because that would obviously be too easy.
Amazon Customer –
Exactly what we needed to work an RCA TV when the remote was lost. Simple instructions to follow and set up. Apparently this remote works for other brands of TVs too.
Marco Inzunza –
Es sencillo de instalar, solo que no se activaron todas las funciones.