Are There Remotes For Computer Monitors

I've always been a fan of the Mackie CR3's. There are solid, affordable monitors for your computer. Plenty loud with a full sound. And spending a little more for the Bluetooth enabled version is well worth it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My kids are bad about losing the remotes to the TVs, so I had to buy yet another one. One For All makes really good remotes. I bought the one specifically for LG TVs since that is the brand that I have. It is really easy to get connected to your TV, and it comes with easy-to-follow instructions. This remote also has App Shortcut Keys, which makes it so much easier to get to your streaming services. This is not the first one I have bought, but every time a remote is lost this is the one that I buy because it just works that well. There really is no setup, you just put in your batteries and it's ready to go. All you need is 2 AAA batteries. There is also on-line support if needed, a 1-year limited warranty. Needing a new remote for your LG TV I highly recommend this one.

Works as expected to reduce camera shake when shooting longer exposures. There are remotes with more features - but this cord is inexpensive and works well.

*Easy to use *There is no need to carry the computer in a bag as well.

Received system from B&H within several days of ordering and well ahead of promised time for delivery. The Z906 completely meets my needs and expectations. I have my computer, a 42 inch television and a DVD hooked up to the system. I accidentally ruined one of my speakers (don't ask) and Logitech replaced it free of charge. My cable TV remotes didn't control the consul so even though a remote is provided (I use that one when at the computer) I had to buy two Logitech remotes so my wife and I wouldn't have to get up from our chairs to control the sound system while watching TV.

You get a lot for what you pay. There are better monitors but what’s the point? You only gain a fraction more for much more pay.

Holds all 4 computer monitors very well. Each arm moves with ease.

The Spyder X does exactly what it's advertised to do. And it's as easy as it is advertised. There was a noticeable difference in both my monitors

I have purchased these several times and are great for everything from computer monitors, to eyeglasses, and my camera lenses.

Good for remotes, flashes, etc.