Losing a remote control is a lot like losing that one friend who could get you into all the cool parties during high school. Sure, you could still find a way to go, but now you have to go out of your way to find somebody else to get you in.
When you lose or break your remote, you constantly have to go out of your way to get off of the couch and change the channel. This may have been a feasible way to do things back when the first TV remote, the “Lazy Bones,” was invented, but these days you deserve a better way to enjoy your expensive device.
Original replacement remotes give you the chance to get back to your normal TV schedule. Whether it’s an LG remote control, a Sony remote, or any other type

TV remote controls have had a long and illustrious history over the years. The earliest television remote controls were connected to TV sets by a wire. One of the world’s first wireless remote controls was created by renowned Serbian-American inventor Nikola Tesla, who unveiled the device at New York City’s Madison Square Garden in 1898.
The device was ahead of it’s time, and a commercially viable solution wouldn’t show up until the “Flashmatic” in 1955. Unfortunately, the device was rushed out to replace cable use and could be affected by sunlight and lamps.
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