Universal TV Remote for All TV by BoostVision positions itself as a comprehensive solution for managing multiple television units through a single Android interface. The application leverages WiFi connectivity to emulate physical remote functionality across major brands including Samsung, LG, Sony, TCL, Vizio, and streaming devices like Roku and Fire TV. This approach eliminates the need for brand-specific hardware remotes, particularly useful in environments with multiple television manufacturers. The core functionality centers on robust device recognition algorithms that automatically detect compatible televisions on the same WiFi network. The interface replicates traditional remote layouts with dedicated sections for power control, channel navigation, volume adjustment, and media playback controls. Additional features include input switching capabilities, numeric keypads for direct channel entry, and customizable button layouts that adapt to different television interfaces. The application maintains persistent connection states, allowing quick reconnection to previously paired devices. User experience varies by device compatibility, with the interface employing a minimalist design that prioritizes large, tactile buttons reminiscent of physical remotes. Response times typically range from 0.5-2 seconds depending on network conditions, with occasional latency observed during high network traffic periods. The application requires initial permissions for network access and device location (for Bluetooth pairing where applicable), with setup typically completing within 90 seconds for compatible televisions. User feedback indicates generally positive experiences with device recognition, though ad frequency emerges as a consistent concern. Nicole Sullivan's August 2025 review notes 'too many ads in between clicks every 2 to 3 clicks' despite praising compatibility. Multiple September 2025 reviews from Cory From Milwaukee highlight exceptional performance with Insignia Smart TVs where competing applications failed, particularly noting immediate functionality without manual code entry or power button cycling during setup. The application demonstrates strongest performance in multi-television households with modern smart TVs manufactured post-2015. Limitations include inconsistent support for older television models, dependency on stable WiFi networks, and intrusive advertising that interrupts the user experience. While the free version provides full functionality, the ad-supported model may prove disruptive for frequent users seeking seamless control, making the application best suited for emergency remote replacement or secondary device management scenarios.