NettechUniversal Waterproof Remote Control 2-Device, Work for Apple TV, Xbox One, Roku 1 2 3, Media Center, Direct TV, Dish & Most TV in USA

So far, so good. I needed waterproof to use while in the spa. Though there is an automatic way to make it work for Samsung, I found that the surest thing to do was to have it learn all the buttons from the original remote. This was very easy and quick to do.

On and off does not work with Apple TV. Clumsy buttons. Worth the extra money for a better remote

The guide, exit, arrows and OK buttons are difficult to access using one hand. Also need to press the TV or Dish button each time you want to turn on or off with the power button.

It says two devices, but if you know what you're doing it can do more. It works great... I have it controlling my TV, Volume on my Receiver, my AppleTv and a DVD player.

I spent ages programming it. Some of the buttons still didn't work. Then I got it wet and it stopped working altogether.

Poor instructions on how to set up muliple devices, and couldn't get it to work. Also, I don't like the design. I should have just bought a Roku device .

Intuitive instructions, has learning function (couldn't get it to work but could be user error), perfect for outdoor patio TV.

I've gone through two of these and I'm ready to switch brands.My wife and I just bought a jacuzzi and have a setup outdoors to watch TV and relax together. We wanted a waterproof remote that would allow us to control our TV and AT&T u-verse box outside. We aren't looking for something that can live underwater (although that would be fine), but could withstand us touching the remote while our hands were wet. There were other reviews that referenced this remote being able to survive the dishwasher so that encouraged me to give this a shot.After about a day of functioning, the first remote we had broke. We returned it to Amazon and awaited the second. The second would not take the AT&T U-Verse code and never controlled the receiver properly. I tried to use the learning function to teach it all of the codes on the U-Verse remote (twice) and it never took. So, it controls the TV but not the receiver, which is about where we were before we started. I am very frustrated with this brand and would not recommend it to anyone.