Hisense Roku tv with no remote
I got a Hisense Roku tv for free from my job when the company got bought out and was getting rid of all the previous acquisition stuff. Unfortunately the Roku remote didn’t come with the tv. The tv was also hard reset so when I turn it on from the button at the bottom of the frame, it asks what language etc. Since I can’t connect the tv to wifi and I dont have a remote, what do I do?
You can get an inexpensive IR remote from almost any store that sells remotes. Just make sure it lists support for Roku TVs. You can also get a Roku directly from Roku, but that will take longer. It also appears Hisense sells replacement remotes on their web site. I couldn't look up the exact remote, as they want the complete model number of the TV. But that of course would take a little time. The universal IR remote you should be able to pick up immediately, except of course tomorrow being Christmas you might not find many stores open. 🙂
hisense-usa.com
All Roku TVs will support any of the Roku Voice remotes. You may be able to find these locally at Best Buy, Wal-Mart, Target, etc, or of course at Amazon. Also, Roku TV remotes from any Roku TV manufacturer can be used with a Hisense Roku TV.
Thanks to @Tivoburkee for this info.
I would go to walmart get the One-For-All urc-7935 Streamer Universal remote, works great on Roku tv's, about $16.88 at walmart.
Here it next to Roku Tv wifi voice remote.
+1 on the 7935 universal remote, works for All Roku except streaming stick. Only issue is to get volume/mute buttons to work for Streambar you need to have an existing remote to "learn" from, and the Roku needs to be powered off to enable that (and the learn process is fiddly, took me several attempts to make it "take" properly).
Not an issue for Roku TV I suspect.
Question: are Hisense and Sharp Roku TV both made by UMC? I wonder if UMC uses the same control setup for other TV brands they make (e.g. Hitachi, Blaupunkt, and several "supermarket" house brands in Europe, e.g. Tesco Technika, ASDA, etc.).