Best Voice Activated Universal Remote Reviews

I bought the new roku so I could have the voice activated remote, and the fact that it controls the volume and power to my tv

I was looking for an all-in-one...TV volume + voice activated + TV on & off switch! Works great!

Love voice activated music that plays through good quality speakers

We purchased our second Roku last month. Husband never used first one, but with the voice activated feature, he loves it too. Cannot imagine a home without one!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Picture is excellent, the voice activated remove is a game changer love it. Easy to set up and use.

I honestly was a little leery purchasing his because I had seen other reviews listing the headaches they had in getting it activated, but the opposite was true in my experience. The Orbit app guided me through what needed to be done, and since Xfinity is my provider, the bulk of the activation was done in their app. Speeds jumped from about 72mbps to well over 400 instantly.

Best deal anywhere for AppleCare! Received the product in timely manner, activated it via internet, laptop covered. So simple and trouble-free.

The battery works well in the Mini 4 Pro. It activated the remote ID and allows for a longer flight time. It's great on windy days when you want the extra flight time to ensure that the drone makes it back.

This has several modes, including single, continuous, delayed single (timer) and motion activated. The delayed mode is great for taking self or group photos, but unlike the self portrait theres no racing to get into position. One can activate the remote then hide it and the photo is taken about 3 seconds later, with the LED indicating the ready. Just like the shutter on the camera, pressing the remote lightly activates the auto-focus. The remote can also change from single to continuous (be sure to set the camera for continuous) to delay. The delay mode only takes single shots. The trigger mode sets up an IR beam between the remote (which can be tripod mounted) and the camera. When the beam is broken the camera will wither take one shot or continuous pending on the setting on the remote. There are 2 channels so you can have 2 cameras that can be activated independently. The receiver can be rotated 360 degrees so the user can be next to or behind the camera but not have to worry about reaching the end of a cable. Ive used the remote at over 40 feet but you must have the IR receiver facing you (the remote) and ambient light shining into the receiver limits its range. The remote is NOT brighter than the sun and has a fairly narrow beam spread If you want to use a flash (including the built-in) get a flash bracket as this mounts on the hot shoe.

I like the Roku and it is easy to use. The mute button is too sensitive and is often activated by just holding the remote. If I was designing it, I would make the remote bigger to fit better in the hand.