A universal remote can replace two or three separate remotes with one, once it's paired correctly.
A universal remote is designed to control multiple devices — a TV, a streaming box, and a soundbar, for example — from a single remote, which cuts down on remote-juggling considerably.
Some streaming sticks use Bluetooth remotes rather than infrared, which not every universal remote supports — check your device's specifications before assuming the pairing failed.
If a universal remote isn't cooperating, the device's original remote is always a reliable fallback while you troubleshoot — our FAQ page covers general device questions.
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