Wireless Universal Tv Remote

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Lost a remote to my tv so tried the universal remote and it worked great on my tv. I don't have anything Elsa at this time to connect to the remote but if I did I would. It was easy to use and follow directions too.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is the best universal remote I have used so far. I like the simpleset features. I don’t have to flip through the booklet searching for my devices’ code. Being able to hook up to 8 devices is great. I was able to connect to my roku steaming box, Apple TV box and TV. There were some features it can’t replicate on the original remote, but for the basic functions, this would do.

It is a wireless remote and works very well!

Used to send HDMI from a wireless receiver to a remote TV receiver. It works perfectly, with no visible degradation of the HD TV image or sound.

TLDR; Streambar Pro provides excellent Roku OS, sound and remote. Expanding with the Roku Wireless Speakers is a game changer. I've had the Streambar Pro for over a year now and if you need a streaming device and a soundbar, this device is the one to get! The Roku OS is so much better than what came with my TV. The layout is simple and apps launch quickly. The sound is a huge upgrade over the TV's built in speakers. It is much louder, dialogue is clearer, there is decent sound stage and some bass. I enjoyed using this soundbar as is for a year; however, no soundbar is going to rival a surround sound system. About a month ago, I expanded the audio setup with the Wireless Speakers and the Wireless Bass. Adding these devices was a breeze and took my TV experience from enjoyable TV watching to home theater quality. In this setup, the soundbar shifts to a center speaker where the dialogue becomes crystal clear. The Wireless Speakers handles background music and sounds, expanding the sound stage and adding some extra oomph with their own bass. I am totally immersed in movies now. If you can afford it, get this combo! The Wireless Bass is also great and adds some serious rumbles, but only takes the experience from 10 to 11. I am loving this setup! Finally, a special shout out to the pro remote! It has fantastic features I use daily like voice search, custom quick app launch buttons, headphones jack for late night watching and admittedly too often the find my remote feature.

I recently purchased the Roku TV wireless speakers for my TCL 4K Roku TV. The main reason I purchased these speakers was their appearance - which looks good next to my TV, ease of installation, and integration with the Roku TV menu and remote. To install the speakers all you have to do is plug their power cords into a wall outlet (no other wires are required) and then your TV will guide you through the simple installation. The Roku speakers produce excellent sound quality! Good bass and clear highs. Plenty of power and no distortion even at high levels. They will definitely improve your enjoyment of TV watching and music listening on your Roku TV. The speakers include two remotes a voice remote for your speakers and Roku TV (you can also use the TV's original remote) and a Roku touch remote to set farther from the TV mainly for controlling music playback. The Roku wireless speakers seem to be very high quality and I think they will last a lo f time. I highly recommend you buy a set if you want to improve the sound of your Roku TV.

We bought two Streaming Stick+'s so that we could "cut the cord" since the cost was becoming too outrageous. Setup was pretty straight forward and we found a lot of content to watch. However, after two weeks here are some of the issues we found, but were easy to fix. One issue that arose is the wireless signal interference from neighboring homes. We live in a townhouse block with four adjoining homes. We could pick up the signals from these homes, with the signals that were coming from homes on either side of us just as strong as our own wireless network signal. This caused problems with the remote and with the Stick as well. We found the solutions after searching on the internet. The first is that we used an extension HDMI cable to bring the stick out from the back of the TV to the front where it was more exposed. The TV is in a cabinet which we read could help block the signals from the remote. I bought a cheap HDMI extender cable from a big box store and installed it between the TV and the Stick. When we did this the remote operated much better, but the picture was affected. We found out you need to make sure you have a high speed HDMI cable rated for 4K@60 Hz, otherwise you're not going to get a picture. Once changed Roku worked fine. The second solution was to change the channel on which the wifi network was operating. You can determine what channels are the least congested and switch your network to operate on that channel. This made a big difference. We bought the two Roku's on sale, so we feel we got good value for what we are getting.

a lot more reliable than the wireless remote.

I have the wireless remote but it does not work as well as the corded one.

A wireless remote that i can use from mor than 3ft away.