Backlit Universal Remote Control by Philips, Works for Samsung, Vizio, TCL, HiSense, Sony, RCA, Panasonic, Roku, Apple TV, Smart TVs, Streaming Players, Blu-Ray, DVD, 6-Device, Silver, SRP3016S/27
£16.69
Price: £16.69
(as of Jun 09, 2025 20:17:17 UTC – Details)
Settle in for the night with the Philips 6-Device Universal Remote. No longer worry about keeping track of multiple controllers – the remote is designed to control 6 separate devices, including your TV, Blu-ray player, cable, satellite and more. Eliminate the hassle of programming more than one controller, and enjoy the simple, user‑friendly setup of the universal remote. Enhance and simplify your home entertainment system by customizing the remote’s capabilities to give you the best experience possible. The universal remote also features primary audio control, allowing you to adjust the volume regardless of which device you’re operating. Bright white backlighting allows easy use in dark rooms. For added convenience, the remote includes a Blu-ray/DVD player open/close button as well as advanced DVR functions, simple menu navigation, a dash button for sub-channel access and one-touch streaming button to take you straight to media platforms on your devices. The remote comes in a brushed silver finish and is ergonomically designed for ease of use. Make the Philips 6-Device Universal Remote the center of your home entertainment system.
Fully backlit ? find buttons easily in dark or dimly lit rooms with the soft-blue LEDs
Multi-device control – Operate up to 6 different Audio and video components such as TVs, Blu-ray/DVD players, cable/satellite receivers, Roku boxes and other streaming media players, Sound bars and more
Best remote Code library ? This universal remote works with all major brands and Supports thousands of the latest audio/video equipment
Does not work with Roku streaming stick, fire TV stick, or other RF streaming devices
International products have separate terms, are sold from abroad and may differ from local products, including fit, age ratings, and language of product, labeling or instructions.
6 reviews for Backlit Universal Remote Control by Philips, Works for Samsung, Vizio, TCL, HiSense, Sony, RCA, Panasonic, Roku, Apple TV, Smart TVs, Streaming Players, Blu-Ray, DVD, 6-Device, Silver, SRP3016S/27
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AMP –
Total C**P
Impossible to set up, and not compatible with any of my equipment … Complete waste of money.
Brian –
Since this is universal it worked great on one TV but for some reason it didn’t work very well on different one. Check and make sure your model is on the list before buying.
Alfred + Cathy Patino –
Works great but wish they had something to protect the battery lid from breaking
Amazon Customer –
Esta muy atractivo …buen precio…y hasta ahora excelente !!
Dennis Bathory-Kitsz –
UPDATE: The Evolution cable box is RF, not IR. The Philips remote is IR only. I had my cable provider switch the Evolution for a Motorola, and all works properly with the single remote.This could have been the perfect remote. I was able to program my Philips Roku TV, Sony HDMI-connected sound system, and older Magnavox VCR and Sanyo DVD players. But the two codes provided for Evolution cable boxes did not work. Three additional codes that I found searching online also didn’t work. The whole idea was to get rid of all my remotes. If Philips people are reading, do you have codes for the Evolution DMS2004? Code search doesn’t work because the power on/off is not an option on the DMS2004.
tj.sf.f0lk5 –
I am very disappointed with this remote – essentially it is not user friendly and it is counter-intuitive. The channel and volume buttons are placed backwards in my opinion – at least from every other remote that I have ever had before. Look at the pictures for what I’m refering to – but the channel buttons are “left” and “right” buttons, and the volume buttons are “up” and “down” buttons. To me, it makes WAY more sense for the channels buttons to be up and down, and the volume to be left and right – especially when typical volume indicators on the TV screen show a bar which increases from left to right as the volume is adjusted. Also, numerically, channels are visualized in one’s mind as from low to high – for examples, channels 2, 4, 8, & 16. Other than that, the remote was very easy to link to my Sony TV. But after using this for about a month, I’m so tired of changing the channel when I intend to change the volume (and vice versa) that I’m ordering a different remote. Maybe I can get $2 for this paperweight on eBay!?!?