R09 Mini Smartphone IR Remote Controller Adapter for Android Smart Phone Mini Infrared Universal Control All in One Air Conditioner/TV/DVD/STB (Black-Type C)

I was hesitant to buy this because of so many options on the market. But I'm really glad I got this one! Packaging: Minimalistic but well packaged. - It came with a small owners manual with a QR code to download the ZAZa app. - Comes with the IR remote - Includes nice Silicone sleeve (for storage and cannot be used while device is being used) - Includes small key ring for the silicone sleeve Product: I found out very nice. Made out of aluminium and feels sturdy. The end has a little IR blaster and LED indicator to let you know when it's functioning. APP/compatibility: I found setup quite quick. Downloaded the Zaza app and just plugged it in. Pairing was quite easy with my old Sharp 42inch tv from the mid 2000s. I was apprehensive as the old galaxy s4 (built in IR blaster) that I was using as a remote didn't work very well with the tv. I had to download several apps and try different modes to get it to work with the tv. This APP worked great with the TV. 100% compatibility. Better than other apps I was using on the S4 (which died last week). I then moved downstairs to try on my parents brand new Samsung Q65 TV. Setup worked alright. That T.V. Has audio commands via the remote that obviously weren't compatible with the Zaza app. But that's okay. I wasn't expecting it to. Also tried our media rooms Toshiba TV with Amazon fire built in. That one worked great! Only thing is the back button didn't work. So I'd give it 98% compatibility. Along with the Toshiba TV we have a Bose lifestyle system from the early/mid2000s that also paired up fairly well. App concerns: because of some reviews I read calling out the app for questionable things. I removed permissions from the app. As well as made it so the app cannot run in the background. I have used this on both my galaxy S8 and Google pixel 2. Both work great with it. Highly recommend!!!

Well, its small and slim..fits on my Note9 without taking off the case. The screen rotates so when you point to send a signal to something like your tv you dont see the "remote" buttons upside down. There is a setting for that or it asks you automatically (i had my display set to no rotate, always portrait mode...and the app asked if i wanted to rotate). I am 4 meters from my stereo and it works fine. The best part about this is that you can aim the original remote to the adapter and it will read the infrared code and store it for you. Its called "DIY do it yourself".. for when you cant find the complete remote from their data bank. Anyway the DIY is simple but changing the layout and defining buttons is a bit crazy. After you do a few of them you see how it works but it is confusing at first...a bit of a headache.. you just have to keep trying and pressing options etc. until you figure it out. I think the fastest way is that if you cant find your remote right away from the data base then pick a projector for example..anyone, then keep pressing that there is no response (the ON button in the app does not turn on your projector), do that 2 or 3 times and it will automatically ask if you want to DIY. Then you just add your own buttons and read everything from the original remote. I have my projector, air conditioning, home theater, cable tv box all programmed into my phone. btw, you have to download the "zaza remote" app. Its not in the google play store. just google "zaza remote apk", find the apk/program and install it in your phone.. you might have to allow "install from unknow source" or something like that since its not from the google store. I got mine from apkpure. I works just as described!!

Solid device. Works as intended with a variety of systems available in the directory. I get the feeling the app was originally developed in a foreign language and then translated to English as the interface is confusingly worded at times. To that end, the app is a bit clunky, both upsidedown and in portrait mode, sometimes reversing mirroring functions as though in transition between switching modes. The Android compatible model works both on smartphones and tablets, though I've only tested it on an ancient Samsung tablet. Overall, it functions as advertised.

Says IR disconnected when I try to use the app. Piece of garbage. Don’t waste your money.

Works great!

Works great for every kind of tv, stereo, projector, etc. within 25ish feet. The app has a vibrate feature too, which is nice to have because it feels like you are actually pressing a button. My grandpa is always playing Fox News super loud, so it's fun to watch him slowly get more and more angry at the TV as i incrementaly turn the volume down every time he looks away.

Very bad device, not working

Works well, like intended

Muy práctico, pequeño, fácil de instalar su App.

No sirve

Works great sometimes hard to find remotes but good quality. Popular brands easier to find so for cheap hotels sometimes it'll take a few minutes to get the channel If ur buying this to replace your remotes dont not all functions will work for example "ok" button and the surrounding buttons to navigate. The only buttons that have worked great have been on/off, volume up/down, mute/unmute, and some other basic functionalities which arent the products faulty but rather the app devs faulty for not telling you that some remotes have similar ir signals for on/off and other common buttons. For example you might find a remote test on/off first see it works and move on but that remote you found only has the same ir signal as the on/off button, so in regards to that its not exactly easy to find your remotes exact match. I recommend putting it on a spare chain or necklace because the ring it comes with is super tough to get its silicone case on. If your buying this to troll/cause havoc be careful as you could be suspended from school, kicked from a store, or even banned from coming back to wherever you were doing it. !DISCLAIMER! these cannot turn off billboards only ir signal base devices!