Will this work with the smart remote?
341345
This mount works for the remote provided by GoPro with the Hero 3+. I use it on my motorcycle. The only problem is that when the remote is installed in this mount you cannot plug it into a power source to recharge. You have to remove it from the mount to recharge it.
1281415
I don't know whether it will work with your model. I can say that I don't have a smart TV and it worked with mine.
1796237
I believe it depends on the specific device. SmartThings has a list of compatible devices here:device compatibilityhttp://www.smartthings.com/product/works-with-smartthings/
2258403
I am really not sure about that remote. We use a Universal remote as well but ours is the Logitech (Harmony 610) one. I would think as ours works yours would.....hope this helps
1722944
Yes it should work. My old remote was the exact same one just an older model.
624111
Hello,Thank you for your inquiry. Please provide the model # of the unit you are going to use the remote for so we can ensure it is correct.
1413765
Yes, it SHOULD work with anything that uses a remote. Unfortunately mine quit working after I'd had it for less then a week!!!
2270578
As long as it has power locks on it, yes it should work with the remote switch
771409
Probably not. Either way, this unit basically stops working after about a month of use...so you won't need the remote
1952377
It works well with my smart tv, the E500d AO. All features on the remote works well, and I'm planning on buying another soon.
2221906
I honestly don't know for sure, but I don't think so. I haven't used this model in a while. I upgraded to a different remote about a year ago.
980745
No it won't work if it's smart tv....I got this because mine is a 3D tv and not smart tv :-)
1276113
Short answer: "no," "don't know" and "yes." This is not a remote for "smart TVs." It is a remote for media computers or android powered pcs on a stick. It does seem to work with some smart TVs but those are certainly the exception rather than the rule. It has some sort of an internal lithium rechargeable battery--but so far as I can tell, you can't get to that battery. When the battery is dead you just recharge it with the supplied cable. The included cable is mini usb on the remote end and type A usb on the computer end. For power alone USB 2.0 and USB 3.0 are identical so there shouldn't be any issues using a 3.0 to charge the remote's internal battery. Short answer: "no," "don't know" and "yes." This is not a remote for "smart TVs." It is a remote for media computers or android powered pcs on a stick. It does seem to work with some smart TVs but those are certainly the exception rather than the rule. It has some sort of an internal lithium rechargeable battery--but so far as I can tell, you can't get to that battery. When the battery is dead you just recharge it with the supplied cable. The included cable is mini usb on the remote end and type A usb on the computer end. For power alone USB 2.0 and... » Read More Short answer: "no," "don't know" and "yes." This is not a remote for "smart TVs." It is a remote for media computers or android powered pcs on a stick. It does seem to work with some smart TVs but those are certainly the exception rather than the rule. It has some sort of an internal lithium rechargeable battery--but so far as I can tell, you can't get to that battery. When the battery is dead you just recharge it with the supplied cable. The included cable is mini usb on the remote end and type A usb on the computer end. For power alone USB 2.0 and USB 3.0 are identical so there shouldn't be any issues using a 3.0 to charge the remote's internal battery. « Show Less
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I don't know. We got the remote that was for our tv. It works great so if you have the same tv, it will work.
1407242
yes it will, there;s a switch in remote you can change it to remote 1 or remote 2, comes with instructions.
491837
My TV did come with a remote that can also access smart functions. I believe the confusion is that it does not come with a smart remote, ie a remote with a sensor that can be either spoken into or be used as a pointer.
475852
yes it will. Use the learning feature and it is very easy to get all of the functionality in the new remote