New EN2A27 Replaced Remote fit for Hisense LED TV 55H6B 50H7GB 40H5C 43H5C 43H7C 50CU6000 50H5C 50H6C 50H7C 50H7GB1 50H8C 55H5C 55H6B 55H7B 55H7C 55H8C 55H9B2 65CU6200 65H10B ERF6B11

Misplaced my original remote and had to purchase a replacement. The price was excellent and was easy to use. Did not have to program anything. Just added the batteries and it worked like the original. The tv functions worked great and even controlled my firestick via the same remote

My original Hisense remote started getting wonky after about 3.5 years of use. Suddenly, a few of the buttons (volume, for example) were much less responsive and it took many more pushes to get the setting I wanted. At first, I figured the batteries were weak, so I replaced the batteries (2 AAA batteries) with no change in operation. Of course, I wasn't sure if the remote was at fault or if the TV's remote sensor was failing. Since the price was so low for this replacement remote control, I took a chance and ordered it.It looks exactly like the factory original remote that came with my Hisense 50-inch 4K smart TV. All the buttons are in exactly the same place, they look the same, their shape is the same -- this new remote is identical to the original. And it completely restored the problem I had with lack of sensitivity in some buttons. This new remote works... well, like new.If this remote cost $25, I would be complaining about how expensive it was and how poor the life was for the original remote (which we use pretty gently). However, at $6 or so, there is no complaint. That is cheap enough that it makes sense to have a spare anyway -- you don't want to be caught without a remote for your TV these days, as you simply can't get to many features on most TVs without a remote.I recommend this replacement remote for Hisense TVs.

Was able to use with ease, thankfully

Excellent article works perfectly

Worked great while we had it! Did not have the exact button labeling of the original remote, but I couldn't find any missing features. Your results may vary if you use the advertised buttons on the bottom or the color buttons. I never really bothered with either, and still don't know what those colored buttons do. The TV is dead however, and I would hesitate to recommend a Hisense as a result. In my case, I'd bought a black friday model.I hadn't realized prior but many BF models are made to a substandard rating using cheaper parts to push down their costs to get those awesome prices. You should always beware any special black friday models or serial numbers. As the old adage goes, if it's too good to be true, it probably is.

March 19, 2023 --- Just purchased an A6H series Hisense TV, specifically the 43A6H which is optimized for the Google TV experience. It included the Hisense ERF3M90H factory remote which has no number pad and I hate that. The main reason I wanted a replacement remote was to get the number pad back for OTA live TV and it works well except for some reason doesn’t recognize the dash. For example, when I input channel “14-3” it selects the base channel of “14-1” instead. Not a big limitation for me because I can press the up button on the channel bar a couple times and get there. At least it selects the base channel which is close enough. Still better than the new model factory remotes that make users select numbers from an onscreen number bar.On my TV, the settings button brings up the Menu instead of the Settings.UPDATE: Found I can get into settings with a press-and-hold of the Home button.This remote also has hardware buttons for CC, sleep, the 4 colors, and several media controls which the factory remote doesn’t. The functionality is still there with the factory remote but you have to bring up the onscreen menus to get at it. Much faster and easier to use a replacement remote with actual buttons to get there directly.My factory remote does have an accounts/profile button and a Google TV button which have no counterpart on this remote. I don’t use them much so I don’t miss them. Also no mic.I’ve had no problems getting the volume to go up or down with a press-and-hold. For others it could be a difference in TV models.

I couldn't find my original Hisense remote for my TV after boxing it up to move across country. Instead of spending hours or days searching for it, I gave in and just purchased it. A $7 plastic remote and it works as advertise. Every button on the controller works and has more functions than my original remote. Just be mindful it does not come with batteries.

It did work perfect as soon as I put in batteries for my Hisense TV, and except for the Hisense name not being on it, looks and works just like the original did when new. It just feels a little flimsier, and is a tiny bit lighter. Not really a complaint since it works perfectly, but to balance is a little different and doesn't 'feel' as durable. Honestly it's a great replacement, and really reasonably priced