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product_id: 692443619
title: "U2 Universal Remote (with Backlight), All-in-One Smart Universal Remote Control with Customized APP for TV/Soundbar/DVD/Blu-ray/Projector and More, Macro Buttons & Extended Infrared Range"
brand: "sofabaton"
price: "528 zł"
currency: PLN
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reviews_count: 3
category: "Sofa Baton"
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# 35 ft IR range 6000+ brand codes Backlit buttons U2 Universal Remote (with Backlight), All-in-One Smart Universal Remote Control with Customized APP for TV/Soundbar/DVD/Blu-ray/Projector and More, Macro Buttons & Extended Infrared Range

**Brand:** sofabaton
**Price:** 528 zł
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎬 Master your media kingdom with SofaBaton U2 — control that’s as smart as you are.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** U2 Universal Remote (with Backlight), All-in-One Smart Universal Remote Control with Customized APP for TV/Soundbar/DVD/Blu-ray/Projector and More, Macro Buttons & Extended Infrared Range by sofabaton
- **How much does it cost?** 528 zł with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- sofabaton enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted sofabaton brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Macro Magic:** Execute multi-device commands with a single tap—power on TV, soundbar, and streaming box simultaneously.
- • **Tailored to You:** Customize button functions and layouts effortlessly via the intuitive SofaBaton app for a truly personal experience.
- • **Illuminate Your Control:** Backlit buttons and OLED display ensure flawless operation even in the darkest movie nights.
- • **One Remote to Rule Them All:** Consolidate up to 15 devices into a sleek, all-in-one controller—goodbye clutter, hello control.
- • **Extended Reach, Zero Interruptions:** Double the infrared range of predecessors with up to 35 feet of reliable signal strength.

## Overview

The SofaBaton U2 Universal Remote is a professional-grade, all-in-one smart remote control designed for millennials who demand seamless entertainment management. Supporting over 6,000 brands and 500,000+ devices, it features backlit buttons, an OLED display, and an extended 35-foot infrared range. With customizable macros and a dedicated app for personalized setup and control, it transforms multiple remotes into one sleek, ergonomic device—perfect for simplifying your smart home theater experience.

## Description

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Review: Third Time's the Charm! - At last, my quest for a universal backlit remote that will work with my new Hisense 43" Fire TV is over! I picked up the new TV for my guest room during a Black Friday sale but with low light one needs a flashlight to see the remote buttons. I guess that's what you get for a cheap, no-frills TV, but I've had enough experience with third-party universal remotes to foolishly think, "no big deal - I can always pick up an inexpensive backlit multi-device remote to operate the TV, soundbar, and onn Android box." Boy, was I wrong! The first two remotes I tried, even though they said were compatible with Hisense TV, weren't, at least with my particular model. While it's not stated anywhere I could find, and I did spend a fair amount of time searching, apparently this particular TV, and possibly other Fire TVs as well, uses Bluetooth rather than IR or RF bands for the remote. I discovered this only after purchasing my SofaBaton U2 backlit remote and finding that like the previous models I'd tried, I could not set it up with IR, but switching over to the Bluetooth instructions where the remote actually communicates directly with the TV to get the proper device profile had me up and running with nearly all TV functions in a matter of minutes. From there, adding my older IR-based LG soundbar took another few minutes as the SofaBaton U2 already had a code set for that particular device, and reassigning the volume and mute buttons to use the soundbar functions regardless of source was pretty straightforward. Lastly, while it took a few tries, I was able to set up a macro to the very top button to turn on/off both TV and soundbar with one button. I now have a backlit remote that operates both the Hisense FIre TV and LG soundbar flawlessly. I have yet to add my onn Android TV box (much faster and more customizable than the Fire TV interface) but suspect that should be fairly easy now that I am more familiar with the U2 process. Everything is working together now and original remotes have now taken up residence in a nightstand drawer. The only thing I didn't like about programming the U2 in Bluetooth mode is that you need to keep switching the U2 back and forth between the Android phone app and the TV during the setup, which did cause some delays and confusion about which device the U2 was connected to at any given time. Also, apparently with Bluetooth one cannot use the learn function to copy a particular button from the original remote to the U2. I had wanted to add the TV button from the original remote to one of the colored buttons but was unable to do that because I could not locate that button in the original remote codes that were downloaded from the TV and could not learn it from the original remote. That said, there is a workaround to access the TV Guide from the Home screen, and from there select a specific channel, requiring additional button pushes and scrolling. Other than that, I found the U2 to be superior, in many ways to my two Harmony remotes which get little use since my home theater system runs mostly off the Samsung remote that came with the TV using HDMI eARC control. In short, the SofaBaton U2 offers both IR and Bluetooth control options, which make it more compatible, especially with newer devices, and once you figure out the connection, it's even faster setup than using a preset device profile since it gets all the commands directly from the device being controlled. I found the backlight buttons and LCD panel to be bright enough to see easily in a darkened room. I will be testing the onn Android box in a few days and update this review accordingly. Also contemplating adding a mini PC to the mix, which should be pretty simple and only requires changing the TV's HDMI input, but not sure at this point if I can directly choose a particular input or just have to rely on turning the PC on to switch the TV input as it does with the onn Android box. Overall I recommend the Sofa Baton U2 because of its enhanced compatibility over IR only remotes, relative ease of setup, customization options including macros, solid feel and good backlighting.
Review: A great universal remote for all of your devices! - Like a lot of people, I have a lot of devices in our living room that need to be controlled. Previously, I had various Harmony devices, but then they stopped making them, so I had to find a replacement when my last one malfunctioned. Enter SofaBaton. I’ve now tried their U2 original, their X1S, and now their upgraded U2. There’s a lot to like about these remotes, and only a few minor things that keep them from being perfect. The new backlit U2 is nice. It’s ergonomically comfortable while holding it. The two main new things that I can tell about it are that it has the backlight and the roller mechanism for selecting devices seems a bit sturdier. I had no issues at all connecting to the SofaBaton app. Finding the devices was easy, and it makes sense in how to remap the keys if necessary. The U2 doesn’t seem to support activities like the X1S does, and that’s a bit of a shame, because I have gotten used to activities on my old Harmony remote and the X1S. With activities, I can just turn on the activity and it turns on the TV, changes the HDMI, and sets up whatever device I’m using. Now, you can set up macros on the remote to get very close to that functionality, but it’s not here natively, and I can understand that. This is the regular model and the X1S is the deluxe model, so you have to have a good reason to upgrade to the deluxe model. Also, when using the remote app, when paired to this remote, you only get devices, not activities and devices like you do with the X1S. That’s one of the small nitpicks I have with their remote app. When you connect, the app does not remember the devices that you have set up previously on other remotes, so you have to pair them all over again. Not a dealbreaker, but allowing import of other devices would knock 30-60 minutes off of setup if you have a complicated setup like I do. However, if you just have a TV and an Apple TV (for example), it wouldn’t take any time at all. The only other main flaw in the U2 is the roller mechanism at the top that’s used to select devices. Over time it seems to get loose/inaccurate, and you have to spin it multiple times to get it to scroll up or down. I’ve seen this in my old U2, and my X1S. Supposedly this newly upgraded U2 has a more robust encoder. We will see if it holds up. It feels a little better out of the box so let’s hope they have this fixed. So far, it’s connected to every single device I have, IR or Bluetooth. This model uses AA batteries that are included, and they last a long while. All in all, it’s a very nice remote replacement, especially for those of you who miss your Harmony remotes. Give it a try!

## Features

- 【One Remote for All Your Devices】Simplify your home entertainment devices with the SofaBaton U2 Universal Remote Control. Designed for convenience and ease of use. Say goodbye to the clutter of 15+ infrared and Bluetooth remotes, as the U2 streamlines your control into an all-in-one universal remote
- 【Extensive Real-Time Code Library】The U2 universal remote features a continuously updated code database, supporting over 6,000 brands and 500,000+ devices, including smart TVs, Blu-ray players, streaming boxes, soundbar, and more. Enjoy effortless compatibility across your devices. (Note: Not compatible with WiFi devices. For unsupported devices, find us to add them to the database)
- 【Major Upgrade: Backlit Buttons for Effortless Operation】The U2 smart universal remote control introduces backlit buttons, a major improvement that ensures you can effortlessly operate your remote in any lighting condition. Whether you're enjoying a movie night in the dark or controlling your devices during the day, the backlit buttons offer a clear and convenient control. This enhancement significantly improves usability and sets the U2 apart from its predecessor
- 【One Press Does it All with Macros】 Execute complex commands with a single click using the Macro Button. Power up your TV, activate your soundbar and launch your streaming device—all at once. Customize macros to match your routines, saving time and simplifying your life
- 【Smart Setup via SofaBaton APP】The SofaBaton APP offers an easy and intuitive setup process. Add devices by entering brand and model in seconds. Options for infrared, Bluetooth, or learning modes. Use the APP to organize buttons, create macros, and even control devices remotely within short distances. Tailor your programmable remote control to fit your needs with features like "Reassign Buttons" "Reorder Functions" and more
- 【Customizable Button Assignments】You can personalize your universal remote to match your preferences by reassigning buttons through the cloud codebase. If certain buttons aren't working as expected, you can reassign them to new functions, ensuring seamless operation. For example, replace a non-functional return button with alternatives like rewind or back
- 【Extended Signal Range for Superior Control】With an improved infrared range of up to 35 feet, the Sofabaton U2 universal remote delivers stronger, faster, and more reliable signals. Equipped with multiple infrared transmitters, it offers double the range of its predecessor, ensuring uninterrupted control from any corner of your room
- 【Enhanced Features: Scroll Wheel, OLED Display & Larger Buttons】Easily switch between devices with the sleek scroll wheel and enjoy the convenience of an OLED display that automatically lights up when picked up. Adjust brightness and sleep settings through the SofaBaton APP. Larger, user-friendly buttons ensure precise control, while the improved battery cover allows for quick replacements
- 【Three Easy Ways to Set Up Your SofaBaton U2 Remote】The SofaBaton U2 offers multiple pairing options for seamless device control: 1) IR Mode: Precise Add - Simply input your device's brand and model for instant one-click setup; General Add - Choose from our extensive cloud-based code library or test universal codes 2) Bluetooth Pairing - Sync with compatible devices through the SofaBaton App for wireless control 3) IR Learning - Teach the remote commands directly from your original remote

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0DQSJN72G |
| Additional Features | Ergonomic, OLED Display, SofaBaton APP, Universal Remote Compatible, all-in-one universal remote |
| Battery Type | 2 AA Batteries Required |
| Best Sellers Rank | #6,669 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #287 in Remote Controls (Electronics) |
| Brand | SofaBaton |
| Button Quantity | 39 |
| Color | Black |
| Compatible Devices | DVD/Blu-ray Player, Home Theater, Set Top Box, Streaming Device, Television |
| Connectivity Technology | Bluetooth, Infrared |
| Controller Type | Remote Control, SofaBaton APP Control |
| Customer Reviews | 3.6 3.6 out of 5 stars (391) |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 1.9"L x 1.1"W x 7.9"H |
| Item Weight | 4 Ounces |
| Manufacturer | SofaBaton |
| Maximum Number of Supported Devices | 15 |
| Maximum Range | 35 Feet |
| Model Name | U2 |
| Model Number | U2 |
| Number of Batteries | 2 AA batteries required. |
| UPC | 741421609853 |
| Warranty Description | 1 Year Manufacturer |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** SofaBaton
- **Color:** Black
- **Compatible Devices:** DVD/Blu-ray Player, Home Theater, Set Top Box, Streaming Device, Television
- **Max Number of Supported Devices:** 15
- **Special Feature:** Ergonomic, OLED Display, SofaBaton APP, Universal Remote Compatible, all-in-one universal remote

## Images

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## Available Options

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Third Time's the Charm!
*by N***S on January 5, 2026*

At last, my quest for a universal backlit remote that will work with my new Hisense 43" Fire TV is over! I picked up the new TV for my guest room during a Black Friday sale but with low light one needs a flashlight to see the remote buttons. I guess that's what you get for a cheap, no-frills TV, but I've had enough experience with third-party universal remotes to foolishly think, "no big deal - I can always pick up an inexpensive backlit multi-device remote to operate the TV, soundbar, and onn Android box." Boy, was I wrong! The first two remotes I tried, even though they said were compatible with Hisense TV, weren't, at least with my particular model. While it's not stated anywhere I could find, and I did spend a fair amount of time searching, apparently this particular TV, and possibly other Fire TVs as well, uses Bluetooth rather than IR or RF bands for the remote. I discovered this only after purchasing my SofaBaton U2 backlit remote and finding that like the previous models I'd tried, I could not set it up with IR, but switching over to the Bluetooth instructions where the remote actually communicates directly with the TV to get the proper device profile had me up and running with nearly all TV functions in a matter of minutes. From there, adding my older IR-based LG soundbar took another few minutes as the SofaBaton U2 already had a code set for that particular device, and reassigning the volume and mute buttons to use the soundbar functions regardless of source was pretty straightforward. Lastly, while it took a few tries, I was able to set up a macro to the very top button to turn on/off both TV and soundbar with one button. I now have a backlit remote that operates both the Hisense FIre TV and LG soundbar flawlessly. I have yet to add my onn Android TV box (much faster and more customizable than the Fire TV interface) but suspect that should be fairly easy now that I am more familiar with the U2 process. Everything is working together now and original remotes have now taken up residence in a nightstand drawer. The only thing I didn't like about programming the U2 in Bluetooth mode is that you need to keep switching the U2 back and forth between the Android phone app and the TV during the setup, which did cause some delays and confusion about which device the U2 was connected to at any given time. Also, apparently with Bluetooth one cannot use the learn function to copy a particular button from the original remote to the U2. I had wanted to add the TV button from the original remote to one of the colored buttons but was unable to do that because I could not locate that button in the original remote codes that were downloaded from the TV and could not learn it from the original remote. That said, there is a workaround to access the TV Guide from the Home screen, and from there select a specific channel, requiring additional button pushes and scrolling. Other than that, I found the U2 to be superior, in many ways to my two Harmony remotes which get little use since my home theater system runs mostly off the Samsung remote that came with the TV using HDMI eARC control. In short, the SofaBaton U2 offers both IR and Bluetooth control options, which make it more compatible, especially with newer devices, and once you figure out the connection, it's even faster setup than using a preset device profile since it gets all the commands directly from the device being controlled. I found the backlight buttons and LCD panel to be bright enough to see easily in a darkened room. I will be testing the onn Android box in a few days and update this review accordingly. Also contemplating adding a mini PC to the mix, which should be pretty simple and only requires changing the TV's HDMI input, but not sure at this point if I can directly choose a particular input or just have to rely on turning the PC on to switch the TV input as it does with the onn Android box. Overall I recommend the Sofa Baton U2 because of its enhanced compatibility over IR only remotes, relative ease of setup, customization options including macros, solid feel and good backlighting.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ A great universal remote for all of your devices!
*by K***. on April 14, 2025*

Like a lot of people, I have a lot of devices in our living room that need to be controlled. Previously, I had various Harmony devices, but then they stopped making them, so I had to find a replacement when my last one malfunctioned. Enter SofaBaton. I’ve now tried their U2 original, their X1S, and now their upgraded U2. There’s a lot to like about these remotes, and only a few minor things that keep them from being perfect. The new backlit U2 is nice. It’s ergonomically comfortable while holding it. The two main new things that I can tell about it are that it has the backlight and the roller mechanism for selecting devices seems a bit sturdier. I had no issues at all connecting to the SofaBaton app. Finding the devices was easy, and it makes sense in how to remap the keys if necessary. The U2 doesn’t seem to support activities like the X1S does, and that’s a bit of a shame, because I have gotten used to activities on my old Harmony remote and the X1S. With activities, I can just turn on the activity and it turns on the TV, changes the HDMI, and sets up whatever device I’m using. Now, you can set up macros on the remote to get very close to that functionality, but it’s not here natively, and I can understand that. This is the regular model and the X1S is the deluxe model, so you have to have a good reason to upgrade to the deluxe model. Also, when using the remote app, when paired to this remote, you only get devices, not activities and devices like you do with the X1S. That’s one of the small nitpicks I have with their remote app. When you connect, the app does not remember the devices that you have set up previously on other remotes, so you have to pair them all over again. Not a dealbreaker, but allowing import of other devices would knock 30-60 minutes off of setup if you have a complicated setup like I do. However, if you just have a TV and an Apple TV (for example), it wouldn’t take any time at all. The only other main flaw in the U2 is the roller mechanism at the top that’s used to select devices. Over time it seems to get loose/inaccurate, and you have to spin it multiple times to get it to scroll up or down. I’ve seen this in my old U2, and my X1S. Supposedly this newly upgraded U2 has a more robust encoder. We will see if it holds up. It feels a little better out of the box so let’s hope they have this fixed. So far, it’s connected to every single device I have, IR or Bluetooth. This model uses AA batteries that are included, and they last a long while. All in all, it’s a very nice remote replacement, especially for those of you who miss your Harmony remotes. Give it a try!

### ⭐ Not working well with LG tv, extremely slow response.
*by A***X on March 20, 2026*

This remote performance is garbage with my LG TV. I can't believe this was reviewed and suggested from Tom's Hardware. It looks nice, really happy to have backlit buttons, and iPhone admin, but it's not usable. Using the library for my standard LG TV, the button response is VERY VERY SLOW. Most times I am having to click TWICE for the TV to respond to any button. This seems to be the opposite problem of many users that are complaining about a double-click, which is even more baffling. As I am having to double click to get the TV to respond. It's infuriating. I would return it but I'm just 1 week past the return window. Ugh. I sent two requests to support, and the responses were terrible. I specifically asked both times "is there a firmware update for the U2" and they would not answer that question.

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