Remote for Android TV

Simha Software

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this app

Remote for Android TV application allows you to control your Android Smart TV instead of using a physical remote.

◆ VOICE and KEYBOARD SUPPORTED ◆

Supported Brands are :-
Xiaomi, TCL, Changhong, Sony, Skyworth, Google-Chromecast, Haier, SWTV, Any brands TV running on Android or Google TV OS.

Features:
◆ Voice commands
◆ Built-in keyboard for search
◆ Touchpad
◆ Quick launch applications
◆ Volume information directly visible on the application
◆ Control your TV as you normally would with a physical remote
◆ Your last remote is saved for quick and easy access
◆ More exiting features coming soon..

Connect your phone/tablet to the same WiFi network as your TV device for the application to work.

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DISCLAIMER - This is not an official app by Google.

Ratings and reviews

it works well and there's a few short ads here and there. I might be missing it, but I don't see any key bind for the NVIDIA SHIELD PRO remote; the top right settings button. it's important for opening the shield settings menu while you have apps running. it's really the only reason I'm looking for an app while my physical remote is broke. other than that, the latency is great, and super easy to use.

The best universal remote that I have found - More options for user preference. To my surprise.... you can voice search, have app buttons, your colored buttons and your pause, play , rewind, fwrd. It also has a back button and there's no wait time for it to connect each time, it's immediate. 10/10. It has more options that I haven't even looked into yet. Free application, no ads covering remote. Keep up the great work.

Functional app in a competitive space with two off-putting aspects. #1 while I get the need for ad revenue, and this isn't entirely the devs' fault, the ads are purposely difficult to dismiss - a microscopic X at the top right makes is near impossible to tap on. And I never buy something based on an ad. #2 the purchase price is waaay overboard for an infrequently used phone app, especially when an indie PC game can be had for that much. $10 at the most, and this was an instant purchase.

What’s new

- Performance improvements