Universal control This universal remote control is compatible with a variety of infrared (IR) devices such as TVs, TV set-top boxes, DVD players, and other electronic devices, allowing easy operation. Note: This remote control is not designed for use with radio frequency (RF) communication devices. Easy to use The remote features 7 large, clearly labeled buttons with a simple, modern design for intuitive operation. It provides straightforward control of your TV without complex or unnecessary functions. Easy to set up Powered by 2 AAA batteries (not included), this remote requires programming from your existing TV remote. Learning setup is quick and can be completed in minutes. Durable and shockproof Constructed from high-quality ABS material, the remote is compact, sturdy, and built to last. It has a soft-touch finish, dust-resistant buttons, fast response time, and a long service life. Perfect gift for older relatives With a simple interface and slim design, this remote offers convenience for elderly users, including those with limited mobility, visual impairment, or cognitive challenges. It makes a thoughtful and practical gift for seniors. Specifications Battery: 2 x AAA (not included) Transmission distance: 1–8 meters Material: ABS Notes 1. Check your original remote control. If it has a voice or mouse function, it may not be compatible for learning. 2. This remote is not compatible with air conditioners, garage doors, devices, or Tmall Magic Box remotes. 3. Must be programmed before use; ensure your original remote is functional. 4. One learning remote can be programmed to control functions from two or three different devices. For example, power and volume keys can be learned from a TV remote, while channel keys can be learned from a set-top box remote. Each button supports one learned function only. 5. Button labels are for reference only and do not limit functionality. For example, the F or AV button can be programmed as a power, confirm, or other function as needed. 6. Successful programming cannot be guaranteed for all remote controls. 7. This remote can learn from various infrared remotes used for TVs, set-top boxes, DVDs, VCDs, satellite receivers, water heaters, sound systems, amplifiers, fans, network boxes, CD players, etc. The original remote must be an infrared type. 8. To identify an infrared remote, look for an emitter at the top—a small LED light, either visible or behind a semi-transparent window. Remotes with mouse functionality are not suitable for learning.