Universal Remote Control XRT140 for VIZIO Smart TV Remote Replacement XRT136 XRT260 XRT270 Smartcast D, E, M, P, V, PX Series Smart TVs

I bought this Voice Magic Remote replacement for my LG TV after losing the original and was worried it wouldn’t pair correctly—but I was wrong. It paired easily and works just like the remote that came with the TV, including all the main functions. No lag, no issues, and no hassle setting it up. If you need a replacement LG Magic Remote, this one works great and does exactly what it should. I would definitely recommend it.

Connected to my vizio automatically and works great!

this remote works fantastic! This is actually my second time buying the exact same one. The first one I bought a few years ago yes YEARS! After my TV remote stopped working I needed a replacement and found this one. I was a bit nervous. I thought it was gonna be a pain to set up. It was a matter of plugging it in and letting the TV do the work for the most part. When I bought the TV five years ago, it did not have the voice feature that this remote has. Saves me a bit of time when searching. It doesn’t always understand me, but it’s a lot faster than typing in all the words using the keypad with the up-and-down arrows. Of course it’s helpful too because it has the Netflix button and the Amazon prime button saving me a little bit of time to get around The first one I bought was great, except we kept dropping it on the tile floor all the time. We would tape it up and it would work. Then we drop it again and repeat. For some reason, somebody’s always tossing it and then missing it and it lands on the floor and another plastic piece would break off, but the thing would still work well eventually, it gave up the ghost when we were down to half the thing missing ! I was so glad to see that they still make this although it seems like it’s updated. When I plugged it in the TV recognized it and I did nothing else but let the TV do its thing and we were set! No hesitation this thing is worth it. Same with the TV, which is more than 6 years old and working great - even though now the same size is less than half the price ha ha

I’m so happy I now can use my voice on my Samsung smart tv. The original remote don’t have voice and now I do, and it’s so cheap I am impressed. Very simple instructions to pair it to tv, and it works seamlessly like the original.

Works perfect! Arrived quickly, I popped in the batteries and it worked like a charm.

I did not think I'd be writing a review for a remote control. My kids lost mine. I ordered this as a replacement. It's better than the remote that came with my LG TV. I always thought I had a bad TV that was really laggy, but it was just the remote this whole time. This new remote worked right away, it just turned on the TV and started working. I didn't have to do anything. And it's so much faster than my old remote. I I turn on the TV and I can start using it right away. I am so happy with this purchase and I am so glad my kids lost my remote.

Worked as soon as I put the batteries in it. No issues. Works great. All remote features work with my Vizio TV

I don’t like this remote. I’ll start there. It does work better than the original remote, which is dead, and that’s the only reason it’s still here. As a replacement, it functions. As a piece of hardware, it’s a mess. The battery cover will not stay on. That alone should have disqualified it. A remote that sheds parts in normal use isn’t finished. The wheel button is worse. It’s lurchy and indecisive, sitting between detents and then slipping forward or back on its own. When it does that, it wakes the remote and throws the pointer up on the screen like a nervous tic. You didn’t touch it—it just decided to move. Clicking the wheel is a gamble. Because scroll and click share the same control, a “select” often includes an unwanted scroll up or down. You’re never quite sure what action you’ve asked for until it’s already happened. As for the voice feature—I’ve owned this TV for two years and haven’t used it once. That’s not a failure of learning; it’s a failure of relevance. And the finish tells the rest of the story. The ink on the Home and Play buttons is already fading after four months. That’s not wear. That’s cheap printing. If the original remote hadn’t died, this wouldn’t be in the room. That’s the verdict.