Collection: Voice & Bluetooth Remotes

Infrared remotes need a clear line of sight to the TV, while Bluetooth remotes connect wirelessly and work from any angle in the room. Many smart-TV remotes use both — Bluetooth for navigation and IR for power and volume. See the full Remote Controls range.

Voice search depends on your TV's platform and supported assistant. Confirm your smart TV or streaming box is compatible with the remote's assistant before buying. If voice isn't essential, a standard replacement remote may be simpler.

Most Bluetooth remotes pair by holding a dedicated button until an LED flashes, then selecting the remote in your TV's Bluetooth menu. The exact steps vary by brand, so follow the instructions for your TV model.

No — Bluetooth doesn't require line of sight, so you can control the TV from any angle, even with the unit on a shelf or in a cabinet. Only the IR functions (often power and volume) need to face the TV.

Yes, the wireless radio and microphone draw more power than a basic IR remote, so batteries may need changing more often. Keep spares from Power & Cables so you're never caught out.

It depends on the model — some control the TV plus a connected streaming box. If you need true multi-device control across a soundbar and other gear, look at a universal remote instead.

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