Big Button Universal TV Remote (Black) Simple Easy to Use, Great for Seniors, Works with Major TV Brands (2xAAA Batteries Not Included)

This is a review for two weeks or so in, so can't speak to durability than initial feel, as below.This remote paired perfectly with a just bought Vizeo V-Series (TV required an account to use, bummer) and elderly person was able to use it without issue for the four primary functions; 1. on/off, 2. channel up/down, 3. volume/mute, 4. input. In their case this was within the complexity threshold thus functional.The remote while toy-like in appearance seems well built enough, buttons are easy to see and press, size is good (not too heavy, large, or small like the Vizeo remote, which was relatively tiny). This one cost a few dollars more, but compared to the others out there should be the choice of an elderly person with cognitive or eye issues. The green color is good which makes it easier to spot.The only con at this point, which is also a pro is that it doesn't have a number pad for selecting a channel,. The pro is less clutter and button confusion.

Love it. Needed it for a 90yo with dementia. Easy to set up. VERY EASY. Singular complaint: the VOL and CH buttons are labeled in a very small light white font. I simply used a Sharpie and wrote over them & added the word MUTE. (see photo) I have a Samsung TV, with Spectrum, Netflix, Prime, etc. It navigates easily and intuitively through all of them.

Am tired of loosing remotes so hoping this bright colored bigger one will be easy to find when my kids hide it from each other lol. been a few weeks and so far haven't lost it yet!Works with our samsung, set up took a few minutes but was super easy. The battery cover already broke, but good chance my kids were messing with it. Keep in mind there are no numbers so if need to enter a tv passcode might be unable to (for us had an app passworded via tv-couldn't use remote to unlock, but indvidual apps-like disney+ have a keyboard pops up).

My dad has RP , also known as tunnel vision. He is also 82. So he struggles with vision and at his age he struggles with most tech. So as far as he is able to manage, this remote has been the best and easiest he's ever used. Of course due to his age and vision health, it will never be easy for him. But that is not the fault of the product.Nowadays. It seems like most products are all about sleek designs and small barely there buttons. They have smooth circles and almost non existent volume and channel buttons. I was worried that this wouldn't work with his new Vizio TV we got as he moved into assisted living. It was super easy to connect. Press the Volume up button and mute button at the same time while pointing it at the TV. Hold for about five seconds and let go. Once th TV screen shows the volume going up or down. Press mute one more time and that's it! It is now attached !It is able to access all of the various apps the newer TVs come with no problem. Home screen button takes you back to the main page with all the apps. Dad only really used two channels but the mute and volume buttons are important to him. He's already learned which to use.Before getting this remote, we were getting calls from him often asking for us to come by and help him get his TV off of the "meditation beach seascapes" channel , lol. He hasn't had any issues with that since the remote arrived. Other brands didn't have a bright colored option this did, so I got the bright orange one bc a black or white one would have blended in too much with his room and belongings. Orange was the right choice! I. Attaching pic of him holding the remote for scale. And compared with the little one this remote was replacing. It's not flimsy, but not too heavy for older hands to hold or lift. I'm very thankful for this product bc my dad feels less dependent and needy and it's the small things we can give our loved ones and their dignity.

I bought this for my mostly blind father (macular degeneration). He is able to navigate much more easily on the 65 inch LG TV. Well, “navigate“ might be a little much, but now he can turn the TV on and off and adjust the volume.

A big hit for my mom who has macular degeneration & glaucoma. The previous black remote often got lost; she could not see buttons; & often hit the wrong buttons. The orange stands out. Only essential buttons are present so no risk of hitting something else by accident. Existing buttons are easy to navigate/see. It connected automatically.

I've only had it for a few days and had to reprogram it twice. Annoying!I didn't realize till it arrived that it has no numbers by which to directly program a number. Can only use up/down the channels to select something.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I bought this for my brother whose Parkinsons is severe. He can work this with ease and mot with the usual frustration of trying to hit small buttons. It’s a game changer for him.