- Will it work with my TV?
- It is a universal infrared remote meant for most major TV brands, and you match it to your set by entering a brand code. Check the code list for your brand before buying, since less common brands may not be covered.
- Does it need batteries?
- Yes. It runs on standard AAA batteries, which are usually not included, so budget for a pair.
- Can I use it in the dark?
- Not easily. The buttons are not backlit, so you will be pressing by feel or turning on a light.
- Does it control a soundbar or streaming box?
- It is built as a TV remote. It may handle basic TV volume and input functions, but it is not a multi-device remote for a soundbar, game console or streaming stick.
- What is in the box?
- The remote itself, and typically a code list or quick-start guide. Batteries are generally sold separately.
- Is it good value?
- It is a low price for a universal remote, and only one store lists it new. There is little room to save further, so buy when you need it rather than waiting for a drop.
- Where is the Motorola Universal TV URC62440 cheapest?
- At Newegg, for $7.99, as of our latest check.