However, its utility is entirely dependent on hardware. The app cannot function on devices lacking an IR blaster, which excludes many modern phones. The developer, HOOHUA, supports the app through advertisements, which appear as full-screen ads between switching device profiles or occasionally when opening the app. Some users note in reviews that the ad frequency is understandable for a free tool. While it won't replace advanced smart TV apps that offer keyboards and touchpads, it serves its core purpose reliably. For basic channel surfing and power control on IR-compatible devices, it remains a practical stopgap while searching for the original hardware.
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โI donโt really remember why I downloaded this app if I'm next to the Roku remoteโฆ but it's a remote on a screen. The ads maybe are to power the remote, duh! Smile.โ
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