CHUNGHOP L102 Learning Remote Control Use for TV/SAT/DVD/CBL/CD/DVB-T for Samsung LG Sony Philips Copy

Works great. Easy to program. Great deal

So for ten dollars, it is a pretty good bargain for a programmable remote. I have a Pioneer Elite receiver that I obtained for almost nothing. It is a complex multi-channel gizmo. It is in good condition, except that the volume control knob on the unit is very unreliable, and the remote control was absent. (The remote on this thing was huge and had hundreds of buttons and functions. Without it, it was almost useless since the volume control did not work.)However, I have access to Logitech Harmony programmable remote. I could have bought one for $200 but I decided on the economy route. A Harmony can download the remote programming for almost any domestic AV device. So I downloaded the remote for this Pioneer, and used it to program the power, volume and selection buttons on this programmable remote. It would have cost $100 just to have the stereo repair shop diagnose the volume knob problem.One caution on the programming process: you may have to tilt this remote to have it sense the signal from the original remote instead of just pointing them at each other. As far as I can tell, the receiving diode is at an angle internally from the only hole in the unit and tilting the programmable remote was needed to get a good reception. Once completed, this felt like a pretty cool fix for this problem. I think it is also good for a simpler remote if your original is needlessly complicated and heavy.As long as it lasts, this is a great fix!

Was exactly what I needed. A receiver I bought is a full-featured Audio-Visual receiver. Consequently, it has 45 buttons crowded into the small real estate of the remote, making many of them tiny. Problem is that I am only using the audio functions which needs 6 buttons (Power, vol up, vol down, next track, prev track, pause/play). Some of those buttons on the remote that came with the receiver are tiny and mixed in with others. Have to get on my glasses and search to find.Solution was this learning remote. I bought it and programed the 6 buttons. Programming was straight-forward and easy. I have five left over in case I decide I need some more. I can find these 6 large buttons with my fingers without even looking at the remote.

My mother's sight was failing at 98.. The remote that came with her CD player had too many teeny tiny buttons and she could no longer work her CD player. We purchased the L102 remote and after some experiments was able to program the few buttons she actually needed. The remote is inexpensive. The buttons are large and easy to see and press. It can be programmed in virtually any combination. This product enabled mom to use her player again.Put the two remotes fairly close to each other to program.

This learning remote is kinda ugly but I already knew that from the product pictures. Can't beat the price. Clear instructions in plain English are included in the package. The functionality and ease of use are A-OK. No regrets.

I love this little remove. The buttons are big and the space between them is adequate for my big thumbs. I can quickly select pause, rewind, play etc. without fumbling around. It has just enough programmable buttons for all the frequently used functions of my Philips DVR.

In a world full of "function creep" with increasing complexity in almost everything, it's nice to find an item that can replace my old remote control; this unit is simple to program & to operate without lots of unnecessary "bells & whistles."

The remote will not learn my commands. The learning process goes according to the instructions, but the commands do not work. I tried two different devices. My original remote is IR and works fine with the devices. Not sure what the problem is. Returning.