Universal SoundBar Remote Cont - SoundBar Remote Control

This Remote Control for SoundBar devices includes numerous remotes designed for various SoundBar brands.

Start utilizing your Android device as a remote control now. Whether the original remote is damaged, the batteries have run out, or your pet has taken it, this app serves as a reliable replacement that you can carry in your pocket.

This Remote Control is compatible with:

> Philips SoundBar

> Sony SoundBar

> Samsung SoundBar

> Panasonic SoundBar

> Bose SoundBar

> Polk SoundBar

> iLive SoundBar

> Canton SoundBar

> Vizio SoundBar

> Toshiba SoundBar

> Haier SoundBar

> Sharp SoundBar

> LG SoundBar

> TCL SoundBar

> Pioneer SoundBar

> Apex SoundBar

> Ar+Sound SoundBar

> Audionic SoundBar

> AudioSource SoundBar

> Aura SoundBar

> Bauhn SoundBar

> Boston Acoustics SoundBar

> Coby SoundBar

> Definitive SoundBar

> Denon SoundBar

> Edifier SoundBar

> Harman Kardon SoundBar

> Insignia SoundBar

> JBL SoundBar

> JVC SoundBar

> Magnat SoundBar

> Maxell SoundBar

> Monster SoundBar

> Nakamichi SoundBar

> Onkyo SoundBar

> Orbitsound SoundBar

> Pure Digital SoundBar

> Pyle SoundBar

> Sceptre SoundBar

> Sonos SoundBar

> Sunny SoundBar

> Teufel SoundBar

> Velodyne SoundBar

> Yamaha SoundBar

> ZVOX SoundBar

Functionality

This Remote provides all the essential functions that a standard remote would offer.

Requirement

All you need is an integrated IR Blaster on your phone to send IR signals to your devices.

How to Use

This Universal SoundBar Remote Control is a simple Push and Play application: just install it and select your brand.

Disclaimer

This Universal SoundBar Remote is not affiliated with any specific brand; it has been developed solely for user convenience by offering a variety of SoundBar controls in a single app.

Pocket Savior: When My Phone Became the Ultimate Soundbar Commander

Having endured one too movie nights derailed by vanished remotes, this unassuming app transformed my Android into a universal soundbar whisperer. The magic isn't just in its staggering brand compatibility (successfully controlling my niche Teufel Bass 3.0 and dad's vintage Yamaha YSP-2200 alike), but in its frictionless crisis-solving. When my LG soundbar froze mid-Oppenheimer climax, the app's dedicated hard reset button (buried in Sony's physical remote menus) saved the night instantly. The IR learning accuracy feels supernatural – every subtle command like toggling Dolby Atmos modes on my Samsung HW-Q990C or adjusting Polk VoiceAdjust levels registers with zero lag.

What truly astonishes is the depth of control: beyond standard volume/input, I accessed hidden calibration menus on my Sonos Beam Gen 2 and programmed custom macros (one tap = "Movie Night": soundbar on, input HDMI 1, subwoofer +3dB). The intuitive brand-specific layouts replicate physical remotes perfectly – no confusing abstractions. For travelers, discovering it controlled my Airbnb's obscure Apex Soundbar felt like unlocking a superpower. This isn't an app; it's a skeleton key for your audio ecosystem.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q: Will this work if my phone lacks IR hardware?

A: Unfortunately no. IR Blaster capability is mandatory (common in Xiaomi, Huawei, older Samsung/LG flagships). Check your specs before downloading – Wi-Fi/BT soundbars require manufacturer apps.

Q: How does it handle obscure brands like Ar+Sound or Sunny?

A: Tested flawlessly with 10+ niche brands. Uses crowdsourced IR code databases updated monthly. If your model is missing, the "Learn Remote" function can clone commands from your physical remote.

Q: Can it control additional devices like TVs or streaming boxes?

A: Focused solely on soundbars. For full AV control, consider dedicated universal remote apps like Sure or Peel (though less specialized for audio fine-tuning).

Q: Is setup truly "push and play"?

A: Near-instant. Selecting "Sony" populated my HT-G700's full layout automatically. Manual code entry (<1% of cases) takes under 30 seconds.

Q: How reliable is IR range/positioning?

A: Requires direct line-of-sight like physical remotes. Performance matched my OEM remotes at ~20ft. Angling phone toward soundbar IR sensor yields best results.

Q: Will firmware updates break compatibility?

A: Rarely. Soundbar IR protocols are standardized. Used continuously through Sony/Denon firmware updates without issues.

Q: Does it include voice control or automation?

A: Pure IR control only. For voice/automation, use manufacturer apps alongside this for hardware-level overrides when needed.

Pro Tip: Create a "Night Mode" macro reducing bass + lowering volume 50% for late viewing. A lifesaver for apartment dwellers!