One For All Contour 4 universal remote control TV - control of 4 devices - TV/ Smart TV set top box DVD Blu-ray and audio devices - guaranteed to work with all manufacturer brands - URC1240, Black

This item is an excellent replacement for any lost remote control. The instructions were very simple to follow and brilliant to use. There were no button stiffness. The weight of the control was very light. Also it is excellent value for money. Excellent purchase.

This cost me £11. It's great. Will control Sky Q, my LG TV, Apple TV box and Yamaha amp. It will learn remotes it doesn't have in its database. You can program macros to perform a series of tasks with one key press. You can swap buttons around if you don't like the default mappings.One For all have been in this game for years and it shows. A very mature product.My only criticism is that the supplied manual doesn't include instructions for macro programming. The website FAQ's are very helpful tho', but to save you the trouble...How can I set up a macro on my Contour remote?You can program any key on your OFA remote (except SETUP) to send multiple commands on a single press –a Macro. This can be useful for controlling multiple devices to put them in a certain state – for instance you could put your TV on HDMI 1 and press Play on the Blu-ray player to start watching a movie. A key programmed with a Macro will send the same Macro regardless of the device mode.To use the Macro feature, please follow the instructions below:1 Press and hold the SETUP key until the light blinks twice.2 Enter the code 995.3 Press the relevant key where the Macro will be stored.4 Now select the device you want the first function of the Macro to come from, for example TV.5 Enter the sequence of keys that you would like to be issued.6 Press and hold the SETUP key to store the Macro. The light will blink twice to confirm.Additional Information:• Remember to press the keys in the same order you would using your original remotes – so if you pressed AV on the TV remote and then Play on the Blu-ray remote to watch a movie, do it in the same order on the One For All remote. • If the LED shows a long blink when you press a key in steps 4 or 5, you have entered too many keys, please try again.How can I delete a macro on my Contour remote?In order to delete a macro, please follow the instructions below:1 Hold the Setup key down until the light blinks twice.2 Press 995, the light should blink twice.3 Press the key you assigned the Macro to.4 Hold the Setup key down to delete the Macro, the light will blink twice.

Our tv remote stopped working so we researched replacements and found this. It was ever so easy to set up with a code and worked straight away. It took about 10 seconds to set it up. It doesn't have all the functions the previous one had (subtitle button for example but we don't need that anyway) but for basic tv operation it's fine. We don't any other gadgets so i can't comment on how it works on anything else. We just needed it for the television. Does the job. We are very happy. Excellent value for money and does the job. Recommend if you just need a basic one.

It has a large amount of codes that will work with most devices and setup is very easy.

The remote seemed easy to set up but half the functions didn't work, guide, info etc in spite of following the instructions to the letter. Have tried ringing Oneforall with no luck, only number I can find is for the card'. the website support function doesn't work properly. The whole experience has been irritating and frustrating.

Can’t believe how good this remote is. The code for my giga blue receiver did not work I suspect because my receivers the latest and greatest. So I did a code search and it found the right code very quickly. All but three keys worked immediately, so I only had to teach this remote three keys. It also controls my Sony Bravia for which the first code on the list worked. All in all a brilliant purchase.

It's easy to program and fine for turning 4 different appliances on and off, changing channels and turning the volume up and down. But I wanted this specifically to replace the lost remote of little used DVD player and it's not much cop for that. First off and least problematic, there's no eject button to open and close the drawer. But also, the menu button takes you to the player's menu not the DVD menu so you cannot access scene selection or any of the discs bonus features.