Universal 6-Button IR Learning Remote for TV DVD VCR SAT

Universal 6-Button IR Learning Remote Control

Simplify your home entertainment setup with this compact 6-Button IR Learning Remote Control. Designed for ease of use by all ages — including older adults and children — this slim, lightweight remote lets you copy the most-used functions from your existing remote into one tidy device. Made in Mainland China from eco-friendly materials, it offers a comfortable grip, large tactile buttons, and a reliable IR signal range of 10–15 metres.

Why You'll Love It

• Universal Compatibility: Works with virtually any home entertainment device — TV, DVD, Blu-ray player, VCR, SAT receiver, CBL box, VCD, CD player, home theatre amplifier, Hi-Fi system, projector, and more. (Note: not compatible with air conditioners.)
• Easy Learning Function: Copies IR signals directly from your original remote control in just a few simple steps — no apps, no Wi-Fi, no complicated setup required.
• Big Buttons, Small Body: The slim 180×30×20 mm profile fits comfortably in any hand, while the large, well-spaced buttons make it effortless to navigate for users of all ages.
• Eco-Friendly Materials: Constructed from environmentally conscious materials for a quality feel and long-lasting performance.
• Wide Signal Range: Reliable IR transmission up to 10–15 metres — plenty of range for any living room or home theatre setup.

Specifications

• Buttons: 6 programmable learning buttons
• Signal Type: Infrared (IR)
• Range: 10–15 m
• Dimensions: 180 × 30 × 20 mm
• Power: 2 × AAA batteries (not included)
• Country of Origin: Made in Mainland China

How to Program Your Remote

1. Point the sending end of your original remote at the receiving end of this learning remote, keeping a distance of 2–5 cm.
2. Press POWER and CH+ simultaneously — the LED will begin blinking to indicate learning mode is active.
3. Press and hold the button on the learning remote you wish to assign (e.g. POWER) until the LED stops blinking and stays lit, then release.
4. Press and hold the corresponding button on your original remote for at least 2 seconds. When the signal is captured, the LED blinks 3 times quickly and resumes steady blinking — release the button.
5. Repeat steps 3 and 4 for each button you want to program.
6. When all buttons are programmed, press POWER and CH− simultaneously to exit learning mode — the LED will turn off.

What's in the Box

• 1 × 6-Button IR Learning Remote Control
• Note: Batteries are NOT included. Packed safely in a protective bubble bag (no retail box).

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What devices is this 6-button IR learning remote compatible with?

A: This universal IR learning remote is compatible with a wide range of home entertainment devices including TVs, DVD and Blu-ray players, VCRs, SAT receivers, cable (CBL) boxes, VCD and CD players, Hi-Fi systems, home theatre amplifiers, projectors, and more. It is not compatible with air conditioners.

Q: Do I need any technical knowledge to set up this learning remote?

A: No technical knowledge is required. Simply point your original remote at the learning remote from 2–5 cm away and follow the easy step-by-step LED-guided programming process. The entire setup typically takes just a few minutes.

Q: What batteries does this remote use, and are they included?

A: This remote requires 2 × AAA batteries to operate. Batteries are not included in the package — you will need to purchase them separately before use.

Q: Can this remote learn any brand's IR signals?

A: Yes — this remote can copy IR signals from virtually any brand's original remote control, making it highly versatile. The only exception is air conditioner remotes, which are not supported due to their unique signal format.