Universal TV Remote Control for Samsung, LG, Hisense, TCL, Sony, Vizio, Onn, Toshiba, Philips and More DVD, Blu Ray Player, Soundbar Devices
Quick take
This universal infrared remote is built to replace lost remotes and control multiple home entertainment devices, including TVs plus DVD/Blu-ray players, soundbars, streaming media players, set-top boxes, DVRs, and VCRs. Setup usually involves entering a 4-digit code from the included code list, though some buyers report it works immediately after inserting batteries. The main caveat is that you must match the correct code for your specific brand and model.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Broad brand coverage for TVs and common A/V devices (TV, DVD/Blu-ray, soundbar, streaming, DVR, VCR, audio)
- Long-distance control claimed up to 26 feet and fast response design
- Simple programming flow using a code list and device buttons (TV/STR/AUD), plus a manual pairing approach
- Built for frequent use (durability claim of 50,000 presses)
Cons
- Batteries are not included (requires 2 AAA)
- Correct operation depends on finding the right 4-digit code for your device
- Universal coverage varies by brand, so a perfect match is not guaranteed if your exact model is not listed
What buyers think
Buyer feedback is strongly focused on day-to-day replacement performance. Several reviews describe quick usability once batteries are installed, with the remote working immediately for common setups like Roku. Buyers also highlight the convenience of getting the intended functions back without complicated syncing. One review mentions a perceived lag or response difference, but overall the review evidence points to the remote being a practical replacement when compatibility lines up. Overall, buyer-review evidence is most reliable for “replacement remote that works,” while detailed feedback on advanced features (like learning modes or extensive button mapping) is limited.
Setup experience, without the headache
Programming is designed around a code list workflow. You’ll select the relevant device mode on the remote (TV/STR/AUD button), then press and hold the SETUP button until the red light turns on. Next, you enter the first 4-digit code for your device and test the buttons. If some functions do not respond as expected, you repeat the steps with the next code until everything works.
There’s also an automatic pairing approach referenced in the manual (pairing steps are typically placed after the code list sections). If you are the type of buyer who wants to minimize trial-and-error, that pairing method may be worth trying when code entry doesn’t feel straightforward.
Compatibility coverage: TVs and a lot more
This remote is positioned as an all-in-one replacement across a wide range of entertainment brands and device types. On the TV side, it lists compatibility for major names such as Samsung, LG, Hisense, TCL, Sony, Vizio, Onn, Toshiba, Philips, and several others. On the device side, it’s intended to work not only with TVs but also with DVD and Blu-ray players, soundbars, streaming media players, set-top boxes, DVRs, VCRs, and audio devices.
That breadth is useful if you want to consolidate controls in a living room. The tradeoff with any universal remote is that “works for your model” still comes down to the correct code being available and matching your exact device.
Range and responsiveness for typical living-room use
The remote is rated for long-distance control up to 26 feet, with a fast response design. It is also described as durable, with a 50,000-press durability claim. For most buyers using it from the couch or across a small media console, these are the specs that map to whether the remote feels reliable during regular day-to-day navigation.
Pros and cons in real buying terms
Who it’s best for
- People replacing a lost or damaged TV remote and want a low-cost universal option
- Households that would rather control multiple entertainment devices with one remote
- Buyers comfortable using a code list when a universal remote needs the correct match
- Shoppers with common home devices (TV, streaming boxes/players, soundbars, DVD/Blu-ray)
Who should consider a different option
- Buyers who want a plug-and-play replacement with no code lookup or testing (universal remotes can require matching codes)
- Anyone whose exact device model is hard to match, or where the included code list does not align with the hardware
- People who cannot use code-based programming and want a different setup method
Verdict
If you need a straightforward universal infrared remote for a TV plus nearby media devices, this option is a budget-friendly way to get control back fast. The strongest reason to buy is its wide stated compatibility and the review pattern of “it works as a replacement,” especially for popular streaming setups. Just plan for the possibility of code testing, since correct function depends on selecting the right 4-digit code and device mode.
FAQ
How do I program this universal remote?
Use the included code list. Press and hold SETUP until the red light turns on, select the correct device button (TV/STR/AUD), enter a 4-digit code, then test. If it does not work fully, repeat with the next code.
Does it include batteries?
No. It requires 2 AAA batteries (not included).
What devices can it control?
It is intended for TVs plus devices like DVD and Blu-ray players, soundbars, streaming media players, set-top boxes, DVRs, VCRs, and audio devices.
Will it work with my exact TV model?
It should work for many major TV brands, but universal remotes still depend on matching the correct code for your device model. If the first code does not work, try additional codes and the manual pairing steps.
What is the remote range?
The remote is rated for up to 26 feet of control distance.
Specifications
| Product Title | Universal TV Remote Control for Samsung, LG, Hisense, TCL, Sony, Vizio, Onn, Toshiba, Philips and More DVD, Blu Ray Player, Soundbar Devices |
|---|---|
| Category | Electronics > Television & Video > Accessories > Remote Controls |
| Brand | LOUTOC |
| Manufacturer | LOUTOC |
| Model Number | SRP9232D |
| Color | universal remote |
| Additional Features | Fast response, long-distance control, durable |
| Maximum Number of Supported Devices | 1 |
| Compatible Devices | TV, DVD, Blu ray Player, Soundbar, Streaming Media Player, Set Top Boxes, DVR, VCR, Audio Devices |
| Connectivity Technology | Infrared |
| Controller Type | Universal Remote Control |
| Maximum Range | 26 Feet |
| Battery Type | 2 AAA batteries required (not included) |
| Mfr Part Number | SRP9232D |
| Special Feature | Fast response, long-distance control, durable |
| Max Number of Supported Devices | 1 |
Available variants
Size
- for chromecast google
- for Samsung Soundbar
- for TCL-ROKU
- for Apple TV
- for apple-2pc
- for Roku Player (2-Pack)
- universal remote
- for chromecast case
- for samsung-voice
- Model: BN59-01315A for Samsung TV
- for LG TV
- for Philips TV
- Model: BN59-01301A for Samsung TV (2-Pack)
- for google
- for Hisense Google
- 1312a
- for sony tv
- for roku box-1pc
- Case for Roku Remote (2-Pack)
- for samsung 1301a
- for tcl-google
- for hisense tv
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