Universal Remote for All Samsung TV Remote, Replacement Compatible with All Samsung LED, LCD, QLED, HDTV, 3D Series Smart TVs (BN59-01259B)

Once I placed batteries into the remote, all was well. Reconnected my television to my wireless Internet which has occurred due to area energy outage. No problems, directional pad, volume, and app buttons all work.

This is the fourth one I have bought. My dog loves to chew them up. The universal replacement remote control worked perfectly as soon as I turned it on. All the functions worked. A few of the control buttons around the home, options button were different but all the options were all there. I am super satisfied with this Remote . A great value for the price of the Remote.

works perfectly! no insructions needed!

Doesnt give FULL functionality for my smart tv (thus -1 star), but usable for most features

Ferfect...OEM....thanks

Works fine

Purchased this a few weeks ago to replace my original remote control that had a button start sticking. First noticeable issue is that it is not responsive. It can’t keep up with clicks or doesn’t register a button press/click at all. I thought I could deal with it, but it sucks. It is so unresponsive that I’m using my original remote control now by choice. Unfortunately, the packaging is gone, and it has been used for a couple weeks on and off. Unfortunately, I would have to say it works, but it is cheap, poor quality, irritating, and many other negative adjectives. Don’t waste your money!

The layout of this remote for LG TV's is perfect, and setup is easy: putting in the batteries (not provided) and pressing the power button aimed at your tv. The main issue is that the toggle to move the cursor around is hyper sensitive and tends to fly around the TV screen making it hard to click on something you want. The "enter" button is quite deep making it hard to keep the cursor on the item you want while pressing it. This remote has three ways to move the cursor on your tv: 1. Use the rolling toggle to move the cursor up/down, 2. Move the entire remote to place the cursor anywhere on the screen (like a game device), and 3. Use the left/right or up/down buttons (located around the toggle) to move the cursor in the direction you want. The problem is that when moving the entire remote to place the cursor, it tends to lock into the rolling toggle mode after a few seconds. All of the other functionality works beautifully and after using it a few times you can press the majority of what you need almost without looking. The cost is average although you can get it cheaper during one of Amazon's sale days. The voice button is primarily what I bought this for to reduce the amount of search typing. I don't think I'd recommend this unless you have patience to deal with the issues I listed above.