Gvirtue CT-8541 CT8541 30101774 RC42150P Remote Control Compatible with Toshiba UHD Frevieww 2018 2019 Ready HD LCD LED TV, No Setup Required

We seem to get through TV remotes unexpectedly often, and our TV doesn't work at all without one. Bought 2 of these, only tried one so far and it works perfectly well, with all the same buttons as the original. Battery life is good so far. No problems at all, much better value than the manufacturer's replacement one. Hoping both of these don't fall into the same wormhole the other 2 we lost disappeared into!

Used This for 1 Month Now " Excellant "- Very Big Clear Buttons - Programe Guide List is Very Simple to Use & Larger Viewing than Standard TV Remotes - Very Pleased with It

I lost my original controller so bought this as a replacement. Good value for money, very easy set up. Looks authentic as the real one. Have not had to replace the batteries yet after 4 months so far.

Original Roku controller started going random and unresponsive so time to replace. This looked like astonishingly good value when compared to current Roku options. I took a punt and I am pleasantly impressed. Visually very similar to Roku original. Most noticeable difference is wrist strap in place of fabric tag. Control wise flawless. Build wise maybe not as robust - knocked onto a hard floor the transmitter end popped open on one side. It clipped back in and remains functional, but be aware. Rubber buttons have a tendency to bend sideways so need harder press to activate, but okay once you are used to it.

Worked straight out of the box I was having trouble with my original remote and this was a great cheap replacement which came with batteries included the only thing is it has some shortcut buttons that seem like a foreign version of a TV service that don't work but Netflix button works fine but it's no big deal and the price was great

A good value replacement for my broken Original Toshiba Remote. Seems compatible and feels and works exactly as it should. The buttons don't seem as hard to press as the original one and so needs a gentler touch to activate. As some have said it is a bit lighter and flimsier than the original one but I don't see that as a problem because the original one was pretty flimsy as well. Maybe it won't last as long, but as the original has only lasted a couple of years, that's not a problem either

Easy to use. Replacement for old one that is as very difficult to work

I wish this was more robust. I have had to replace the original remote twice now, and the third one is now failing, with the on/off button not responding. It has got to the point that I am more likely to buy a new TV than replace it again.

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Funciona muy bien, sin necesidad de programarlo, sólo que es lento

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I bought this universal Roku remote for my bedroom TV, which has been without a remote for years. I’d been using the Roku app on my phone—but let’s be honest, it’s super annoying trying to scroll or adjust the volume when you're also texting or doomscrolling. (The downfall of society? Maybe. But I digress.) I expected setup to be a pain—like the old days when you had to dig through a code booklet and pray for a beep. But this remote? Zero setup required. ✅ What I Loved: No codes, no pairing steps—I literally pointed it at my Sharp Roku TV, hit the power button, and… it worked. Instantly. Simple design—no weird or unnecessary buttons, just clean and intuitive Feels solid—not cheap or flimsy like some other budget remotes Hasn’t failed once—works every time with no glitches Great price - I mean anything under $10 these days is miraculous, no?😂 📺 Bonus Experiment: I tried using it on my TCL Roku TV in another room (also long-remote-less), and it didn’t work there—so either this is only compatible with Sharp Roku TVs, or once it connects to one device, it doesn’t switch. Not sure. Either way, for my bedroom TV, it’s perfect. If you’re tired of using your phone as a remote—or just want something cheap, easy, and effective, this is it. I was honestly shocked at how seamless it was. No instructions, no frustration, just point and click.

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