SofaBaton U2 Universal Remote with Smartphone APP, Long Range Infrared, All in One Universal Remote Control Compatible for Smart TVs/DVD/STB/Projector/Streaming Players/Blu-ray

Excellent product.

Bluetooth özelliği de var diye aldım ancak tanınmış bir kaç cihaz dışında cihaz tanımıyor. Diğer kızıl ötesi ile de cihazı tam tutturamazsan işlemiyor. Cihazlar arası geçiş için kullanılan tekerlek daha 2. ayda atlamaya ve teklemeye başladı kesinlikle bu paralara alınacak cihaz değil. Cok daha ucuz olan ONE For All kumanda var bundn çok daha iyi. Hiç tavsiye etmiyorum. Tek yıldız bile fazla.

The remote itself has all the buttons you would expect on a universal remote, and delivers signals without any trouble, even to devices that are not your typical A/V components. It has a scroll wheel to change between any number of devices (I have not reached a limit yet), and, while there is a known issue with certain batches of these remotes where the wheel does not work as expected (it's a very noticeable control issue when it happens), the company is very quick to respond to and correct the issue. You can even submit the report directly through the app. Speaking of the app, it is amazingly easy to use. Initial setup is a simple pair of the remote (the app walks you through this), and then adding a new device is as easy as searching a database by brand and model #. For advanced needs, you can modify any of the buttons in a device profile, and can learn any (or all) buttons directly from existing remotes. In addition, you can reassign buttons on one profile using functions from another profile. So if you want your media player to control your TV power, just reassign it! Same goes for audio pass-through. You don't need to choose a specific device for all audio control, just reassign the buttons to what volume up/down/mute/etc. you want. (Pro tip: You can't reassign buttons from a bluetooth profile to an IR one--HOWEVER, you *can* learn buttons from a bluetooth remote into an IR profile) The remote even has macros, although I have not used that functionality yet, so I can't speak to how it behaves, although I suspect it is also a very well-designed feature, based on the rest of the remote. Very well done, SofaBaton, you have made a long-term customer for all of my remote needs.

This remote works really well with the multiple devices I have (TV, AV Receiver, Blu Ray Player, Firestick). You're also able to configure macros for multiple devices which is very useful. The negatives: The buttons are a bit "clicky" and the main method of switching devices is a scroll wheel, which in less than a year is no longer working properly. This Amazon purchase unfortunately isn't covered in Sofabatons 1 year warranty, so beware.

Had it for about a month now, and I'm not usually into writing reviews, but I'm glad I finally found a decent remote that actually works with my devices. In all fairness, this has been one of the easier remotes to program, and the company has an incredible selection of codes for you to access if IR programming doesn't work. But be ready with your phone in hand, it took me a bit to realize the programming works through an app you download to your phone. The app is a bit confusing (like when you press a button to assign it to a device), so make sure you go through the whole process. We have three devices we control (Roku, Denon and Samsung), and the thumb wheel will become your best friend. I have to admit, it was annoying to push a button and have nothing happen - only to realize I wasn't on the right device (you have to have the device selected). This could become an issue for those like me who want instant gratification, but I've learned to live with it. Overall, I recommend it (five stars if it holds up). EDIT 12/30/24: I meant top get back to this review when my problem started, but the scroll wheel stopped working almost completely about 10 months into owning the remote. This is an issue that other reviewers had commented on, but I hadn't seen. Have to drop it down to two stars for that, and I'm not sure I'd have bought it if I'd seen this issue mentioned.