One For All Evolve 4 Universal Remote Control - Operates 4 devices (TV Freeview Blu-ray and Audio) - Works with all brands - Black -URC7145

Easy set-up, supports pretty much every manufacturer with an easy to follow guide. Remote and buttons feels pretty premium considering the price

I'm really impressed with this remote. I'm using it to control; Samsung 7 series led TV (9yrs old) Samsung blu ray player TiVo virgin media V6 box Orbitsound T12 soundbar The Samsung devices were recognised straight away using the generic Samsung code. Virgin media V6 was a bit more tricky. It did set itself up using the standard virgin media code, but a couple of the buttons were missing (menu & my shows) I had to custom map these to buttons on the remote. Note: this took me a while to work out, but if you've paired your V6 remote with the TiVo it uses Bluetooth and not infrared. I wasn't able to disconnect my V6 remote and had to dig out my old virgin media remote. I used the old remote to record those two buttons to the new oneforall remote. My soundbar isn't a common brand and wasn't listed, however I was able to record the buttons over to the oneforall remote. Note: I got really frustrated recorded the buttons manually and was ready to send it back, I was convinced it wasn't working. Turns out if you follow the instructions exactly it works! 😂 I was missing the last step where you hold the magic key down again to store the instructions. Once I understood the process, it's simple to follow. The remote signal seems very strong and commands are understood by my devices from a greater distance than with my previous remotes. Other features are the 'watch tv' or 'watch movie's mode. These allow you to link 2/3 remote modes together. It sensibly maps which keys you'd want for each device. Eg: select 'watch tv' button and hold power down for 2 seconds: TV, soundbar and virgin box all power on! Really impressed for £20!!

Fairly easy setup and works with my TV, soundbar and BT Youview box. Seems robust enough to outlast any standard OEM remote. The buttons are noisy when pressed though, otherwise would have given 5*

Seems to work pretty well, only problem I had was the SMART button didn't work on my LG OLED TV. Although I had the original remote I couldn't get the One4All to learn the SMART button. After some googling I discovered the LG Magic Remote DOES NOT USE INFRARED, under normal operations it uses RF therefore the One4All cannot learn. You can see this if you point any normal remote at a smartphone camera, press a button and you'll see the flashing infrared led, point the LG Magic Remote at the camera and....nothing. Here's the solution if you're in the same boat, turn the TV off! No idea why but with the TV off the Magic Remote goes into infrared mode and now the One4All can learn. I'd like to be able to take credit for this but I found a post on the AVSForum regarding the issue.

Great remote, Great service, thanks

Had one of these for 4 years, was ok, then it stopped working. Bought another one, but it's almost impossible to set up, in the setup if you don't press the next key within a couple of seconds that part of the setup stops and up have to start all over again. I tried for hours to get a macro to work and it just didn't work, I tried factory resets twice and it still would not work. Returning and going to try a Sofabaton.

Even though my TV has HDMI ARC output that would allow volume control through the TV's remote, my Edifier speaker set has only optical input with its own remote control. Instead of juggling two separate remotes which was annoying I had three options: - buy a decent soundbar with HDMI ARC, these are quite expensive as the lower-end ones sport tiny speakers with sound quality nowhere near as substantial as a dedicated speaker set's (like my Edifiers) that cost the same amount of money - use an HDMI ARC converter, however these either won't allow the use of the TV remote to change volume making them worthless, or use RCA connection that severely degrades sound quality - try a programmable smart remote (by far the cheapest solution if it works) And it does work. I have a TCL branded TV, and instead of getting the remote to recognise the TV and set itself up automatically I decided to map every single button using its learning feature. This is very simple to do and I managed to map all the buttons to my liking in mere minutes. When mapping the volume rocker, I grabbed the Edifier remote and used that instead of the TV's remote so now volume up/down only affects the speaker set, whereas all other buttons are picked up by the TV. The remote's IR blaster has a wide angle so it actually works a lot better than the remote I had for my speakers which had an annoyingly narrow angle. The user guide is in plain English, simple to work with and all the functions are listed e.g. default button layout, automatic TV recognition, learning mode, macros to combine multiple buttons or devices etc.

I bought this my the remote that came with my TV was unresponsive. This allows you to use 4 devices although I have only used with TV). I was sceptical but it's actually great wish I'd have bought ages ago rather than having to stand about 50cm away from TV using old remote. So much more responsive. Definitely recommend.

Got sucked in by the packaging “100% compatible, guaranteed to work with all devices” written right on the front of the box. Well I’ll tell you that’s a lie. I have an RCA TV , not at all uncommon, and a Bell Satelite box, it couldn’t control either. The support guy I talked to on the phone flat out told me it won’t work with either of my devices. So now I’ve got an expensive paperweight. Their advertising is a flat out lie. Save yourself the trouble.

I tried a few remotes in the past but this one ticks all my boxes. It works with all my devices, can learn functions and even macros. Perfect.

Facile à programmer de l’ampli à la tv en passant par le décodeur, macros, bouton Netflix, top! Codes par marque compris dans le mode d’emploi bien fait. Toucher de bonne qualité

Ligger still på bordet när man trycker på knapparna. Kanske aningen plastig men funktionen är viktigast. Färdiga makron var väldigt användbart.

Ausgangssituation: Die Onkyo-Universal-FB meines alten ausgemusterten, aber sehr hochwertigem Receiver, die bisher alle Geräte steuerte, ist nach >15Jahren defekt - Ersatz gesucht. Es fällt sofort auf, dass ALLE von mir gefundenen /getesteten Fernbedienungen qualitätiv minderwertiger erscheinen und durch die extrem schlanke Bauform auch nicht so komfortabel zu bedienen sind. Und da vergleiche ich nicht mit den Produkten von LogiTech, die in einer andern Liga spiel(t)en. Als Erstes die zu steuernden Geräte: Philips HDTV 42PFK7199, Topfield HDD-Sat-Receiver SRP2410, Pioneer VSX-S520 AV-Receiver, Pionier BDP-X300 BlueRay-Player. Alles ältere Modelle, so dass die Geräte in einer gut geführten Code-Datenbank erfasst sein sollten. Als zweites die getesteten Fernbedienungen (OFA: OneForAll): - RC-911R - Ersatz-FB für Onkyo TX-L50 - KEINE Iniversal-FB - ca. 10€ - Hama Universalfernbedienung 4 in 1 Smart - ca. 10€ - Universal-Fernbedienung für TV, DVD - noName, ca. 16€ - URC7140 OFA Essence 4 Device, ca. 30€ - URC 7145 ONE FOR ALL EVOLVE 4 ca. 25€ (Spoiler: nur diese habe ich behalten) - URC 7955 OFA Smart Control 5, ca. 30€ Ich habe alle Fernbedienungen getestet und zu jedem Modell findet sich eine Bewertung /Erläuterung von mir. Ich habe nur die Gerätefunktionen getestet, Sonderfunktionen wie Tasten für Streaming, Makroprogrammierung oder "Aktivitäten" über Sondertasten für mehrere Geräte bleiben hier ungetestet, werden aber bei meiner (subjektiven) Wertung einbezogen. Als Drittes die Bewertung zum aktuellen Produkt One For All Evolve 4 Universal Fernbedienung (URC 7145): Die OFA Evolve 4 fügt sich in die Familie der OFA ein und ich habe mich mehrmals gefragt, warum es eigentlich so viele, sehr ähnliche OFA gibt. Die One For All Evolve 4 Universal Fernbedienung steuert 4 Geräte, die Auswahl ist aber leider NICHT direkt möglich. Man muss mit der "Mode-Taste" nacheinander durchschalten, hat dabei eine LED als Anzeige. Die 7145 erhält keine Updates über Internet, aber man kann die Code-Bibliothek online durchsuchen. Die Code-Bibliothek von OFA enthielt meine Geräte und fehlende Tasten lassen sich leicht nachprogrammieren /nachlernen von der originalen FB. Die matt aluminisierten Schaltwippen wirken für mich nicht extra hochwertig - eine Tastenbeleuchtung wäre mir lieber gewesen. Die 7145 benötigt 2x AAA Batterien und behält die angelernten Codes während eines Batteriewechsels (1h Pause getestet). Bis hierher sind die OFA-FB sehr, sehr ähnlich - warum habe ich die 7145 letztlich behalten? - angenehmes mattes Gehäuse mit zwei "Fingermulden" auf der Rückseite - ähnlich wie bei meiner Onkyo - gute Tastenanordung und etwas größere gut beschriftete Tasten als bei anderen Modellen - Taste für für Smart TVs und NETTV-Taste für Streamingdienste - frei belegbar (ich habe "N" als Auswurftaste für den BDP belegt) - zwei benutzerfreundliche Activities (Watch TV, Watch Movie) für Bedienung ohne Gerätewechsel - der Preis von aktuell 21,34€ ist schon sehr günstig Natürlich ist die Wertung subjektiv - die Tastenanordnung entsprach halt auch am ehesten meinen bisherigen FB - ich musste nur wenig umlernen. Ich kann die OFA 7145 empfehlen.