
GE 80984-RF1 Rechargeable Universal Remote Control Backlit
Consolidate four devices into one rechargeable remote with backlit keys and built-in streaming hotkeys
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Overview
Key Features
Rechargeable – Save money by eliminating the need to replace worn-out batteries; 18 in. USB-C to USB-A charging cable included; remote stays powered for months on a single charge; indicator light glows blue during charging and green once fully charged
Multi-device control – Operate up to four different audio and video devices, such as TVs, Blu-ray/DVD players, soundbars, cable and satellite receivers and more; preprogrammed app hotkeys for direct access to Netflix, Disney+, Prime Video and YouTube
Best remote code library – Universal remote works with all major brands and supports thousands of the latest audio and video devices (not for use with radio frequency devices like Roku Streaming Sticks and Amazon Fire TV/Sticks)
Simple setup – Preprogrammed TV and STR buttons for Samsung TVs and Roku boxes; easy automatic code search and direct code entry programming for other brands and devices; master volume feature adjusts the audio no matter which device is being used
Backlit, slim and stylish – This universal remote control features a fully backlit keypad, slim profile and stylish crisp white finish with a black backplate to provide the perfect complement to your home entertainment setup
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Rechargeable battery eliminates ongoing AAA/AA battery costs and reduces waste
- Preprogrammed Samsung TV and Roku codes enable functional use immediately out of the box
- Master volume feature maintains consistent audio control across all four device inputs
- Fully backlit keypad allows reliable operation in darkened home theater environments
👎 Cons
- Incompatible with RF-based streaming devices including Roku Sticks and Amazon Fire TV Sticks
- Limited to four device slots, which may not cover larger home theater setups with multiple sources
- USB-C to USB-A cable is only 18 inches, requiring close proximity to a power source during charging
- No Bluetooth or Wi-Fi connectivity means it relies entirely on infrared line-of-sight