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Question: Will it control a ROKU 3?
Document: Love it and would recommend it to anyone with 3-8 devices. I look forward to using it to control my air conditioner in the summer.
I have mine configured to control 8 devices: TV, Bose speakers, 3 DVD players, Cable, Apple TV, and Jadoo set top boxes. It talks to all devices without any problem. I was concerned while doing my research that 6 might not be enough.
This is my 3rd Logitech universal remote and I had high hopes that this latest version will smoother out any previous minor problems I had with my older remote. But it actually got worst. Perhaps is my device is at fault, but I was hoping Logitech can do more. It works to a certain extend, but is inconsistent. So now it is sitting nicely on my remote control holder and not used for the last 3 months.
I Love this Remote Control! It was so easy to set up. I remember the old Universal Remotes where you had to look at pages and pages of codes for all the different types of TVs and the set up for this control was no joke, completed within 5 minutes. Now, when someone comes over I can just give them one remote instead of 3 and I tell them to hit the buttons that they think are needed and they can always figure it out.
Although nothing is perfect, like 5 stars seem to indicate, this remote has allowed me to continue to pursue my hobby of interconnecting electronic devices while still allowing other family members to easily control my setup.Want to watch tv at my house? You can:1. Find the TV remote, press power, change the input to &#34;HDMI2&#34;.2. Find the AVR remote, press power, change the input to &#34;Comcast&#34;.3.
Two more button presses were needed to get back to volume when I needed it, back and forth over and over.Having had enough of that, I, mistakenly at first, thought I would add the volume controls to the [DVD2/ROKU] component but found I couldn't (because the Roku remote does not have volume buttons itself).
So, one at a time for each Logitech button I needed, I selected DVD2 from the dropdown, and then could assign it a ROKU action, including mapping Home to Menu, Return to Exit, and Pandora to Guide. I don't use Netflix, but that could map to red, and Crackle could map to yellow, I suppose. Finally, I did an "Update Remote" and now I'm good to go and finally happy with the result.
So 3 stars.
But if you're looking to get 3 or 4 components working simply and smoothly with one remote, keep looking.
Well, it doesn't do that. Most of the time, you have to hit its "help" button and watch it ask you "Did I fix it?" 3 or 4 times before you can get on with your life.But the worst part is, all of these failures are in the configuration software, not the remote itself.
Answer: Yes it will. I use it to do just that.