One for All URC7935 Streamer Remote, 3 Devices, Learning, Backlit Key Set
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Features
- 1 REMOTE TO CONTROL 3 DEVICES. Streaming boxes, TV and Sound bar, once your 3 devices are set up, certain keys will operate your TV and/or Sound Bar, the rest will be assigned to your Streamer box, controlling three devices as one.Streaming boxes, TVs and soundbars. Once the three devices are set up, certain buttons control TV and/or Soundbar, the remaining buttons control the streaming box. This allows you to control three devices like one.
- FULLY CUSTOMIZABLE FEEDBACK COLOURS: The colour ring will tell you which device you are controlling - use the pre-programmed device colours or select your favorite yourself.
- LEARNING FEATURE - Additionally to its easy setup, you can simply use the learning feature to fully customise this remote with ease, by copying functions directly from your original remote. NOTE : Refer to the PDF attached below in Technical Specification for the Manual and Compatibility Guide.
Description
At One For All we develop products that let you make the most of your television viewing experience. We are the inventor of the Universal Remote Control and it’s the technology inside. One For All is the world leader in remote controls and the specialist in universal video audio accessories. The Streamer Remote (URC7935) is a great addition to our impressive remote line- up.
Brand: One For All
Special Feature: Backlit, Universal
Color: Black
Max Number of Supported Devices: 3
Compatible Devices: Streaming Device, Television
Additional Features: Backlit, Universal
Maximum Number of Supported Devices: 3
Compatible Devices: Streaming Device, Television
Connectivity Technology: Infrared
Button Quantity: 19
Controller Type: Button Control
Maximum Range: 10 meters
Number of Batteries: 4 AAA batteries required.
Battery Type: Alkaline
Color: Black
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 8.03"L x 1.81"W x 0.79"H
Brand: One For All
Model Name: URC7935
Model Number: URC7935
Warranty Description: 2 year manufacturer
Number of Items: 1
UPC: 810209030315
Item Highlight: URC7935 controls up to 3 infrared devices, including streamers, TVs and soundbars, with learning and backlit keys.
Number of Packs: 1
Built-In Media: Remote Control
Item Part Number: 9
Item Type Name: Remote Control
Manufacturer: Universal Electronics
Mfr Part Number: URC7935
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Top Amazon Reviews
Great remote. I read the negative comments, and they are all wrong. 100% user error. The quick set up may not work, but it has the ability to learn any signal. If you have even a tiny bit of tech upstanding it is very easy. Currently have it controlling 2 different devices perfectly. Buying another one for another room.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2026 by BlackLabel2013
I bought it just to use the learning feature to program 3 of the buttons. It worked great. I programmed the 3 buttons is about 3 minutes (after reading the instructions). It appears well made. I went to the website to find out any other info such as the macro programming feature for Netflix, Amazon Prime, etc. buttons. The website is well designed, easy to navigate, and overall impressive. I actually bought a 2nd one to have 2 locations with a remote for my special functions. I don't know about the main use that the remote is designed for, but when I have a need for a replacement remote, I'll be picking one of this company's models.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2026 by jubal
I bought URC 7935 specifically for it's simplicity and for the "C-Learning" function. URC 7945 has more buttons, but it does not have the "C-Learning" function for some unknown reason? It requires 4 AAA batteries (not included)! I like the plastic free packaging! The URC 7935 is missing Roku programmable button 1 & 2! This universal programmable remote replaced my Roku Ultra remote, my Samsung UN49RU8000FXZA TV remote, and my Logitech Z-680 5.1 speakers remote. Actually I lost my Logitech remote years ago, and I have been using my Direc-TV remote that was already programmed for my speakers even though I cancelled satellite TV years ago! It's primary purpose is Roku streaming, so that is what I programmed first. The manual says it's already programmed for Roku by default, but it didn't work. I had to press and hold (red) Power & Home and then press and hold *Options to make the ring turn purple, and then it worked. Easy, but I ended up doing this several times during the set-up process. Next, I set up my external speakers that are connected to my TV via Toss-link optical cable. I had to press and hold Volume Up & Volume down, and then enter code 21415 (the 2nd code) for my Logitech Z-680 5.1 speakers. After pressing mute, it worked perfectly. The ring turns green when I'm controlling my speakers. This worked perfectly for my volume and mute controls which is the primary reason for replacing my original Roku remote! Next, I set up my TV. I had to press and hold (black) Power & Back and then press and hold Replay (let go when the TV turned off) for my Samsung TV to make the ring turn yellow, and then it worked. The TV Power and Input button works natively, and I can use the ring to move left and right to select the input. After that, the ring will not control the TV! Pressing any part of the ring changes back to Roku! Only the input, power and channel up & down buttons work. I don't use local channels so this is mostly useless. I use the up & down arrows to change Internet channels, and the ring will not work for this! URC 7935 is a near perfect replacement for my Roku Ultra remote, but "personal shortcut" buttons 1 & 2 are missing! I bought it anyway thinking I could use "C-Learning" to program the Netflix button for button #1. I have tried for over an hour, and it does not work. I am visually and hearing impaired. I use button #1 to turn on and off subtitles. It works perfectly on my original Roku remote. I have also tried to "learn" this button on the channel up button, but it does not work there either. I did successfully use this same method to program VUDU for my TV arrow up, Play (arrow) for my TV arrow down, and H for my TV select buttons, so now I can change TV Internet channels with this remote. Why can't I program N for my Roku button #1? Better yet, why is this button missing in the first place? This universal programmable remote replaced my Roku Ultra remote with the exception of Button #1 to turn on and off subtitles. It replaced my external speakers remote with the exception of the power button which my Direc-TV remote did not have either, so I just leave them on all the time. It also mostly replaced my TV remote. The remote that came with my Samsung TV sucked so I replaced it with one that actually has buttons! I still need the TV remote, but only for TV setting, and special features such as the web browser. 99.9% of the time, I only need just this one URC 7935 remote now.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2024 by Todd M.
I don’t know what all the negative reviews are about! I have an Apple TV, a Sony television, and a Vizio soundbar. I just set everything up with codes the first time and it was up and running right away. Volume controls soundbar, power controls TV, navigation controls Apple TV. Exactly what I was looking for.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2026 by S. Lloyd
POS did not work for me. Programing not easy have seen alot easier on other products. I could turn on bose sound bar, v+v- no mute. TV on off +- channels NO other functions. Manual programming per key didn't work for anything like back, last, menu home. No numbers so the different keys represent the numbers. Fun trying to keep that in your head plus multiple 3,4 or 5 digit codes you have to enter until correct one and in timelyness or start over. Back=2, *=3, mute=4,play=5 you get the idea.. Poor planning so I redesigned it with my ball peen hammer.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 17, 2026 by John
The remote does what it is supposed to but I have two issues. First, the programming is not intuitive and it seems that you have to press a lot of keys to get it done. Second, you really have to mash down hard on the keys to make them work. We have an old Sharp TV and a very old Bose soundbar and this remote learned how to make them work.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2026 by Jay & Gayle
If you are using a tv, roku, soundbar combo this is a great remote, samsung/ roku/bose soundbar, it worked for the tv and roku right out of the box but needed code entry for the soundbar to work the volume and used the learning feature for soundbar power
Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2026 by Robert Parker
After switching from cable to a streaming TV service, I was back to using two remotes: my Roku remote, and a big Bose universal remote for my old Bose sound system and TV. The new remote is compact and controls everything. It was easy to set up for my Samsung TV, Roku device, and Bose system. After setting it up, the power button did not turn on the sound system, but it worked for volume adjustment. But then I trained the power button by using the old remote, and now I have just one remote to use for everything. Note the following from the box: Not compatible with: Amazon Fire TV and Fire TV Stick, and Roku Streaming Stick.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2025 by TomD