If you want to consolidate a bunch of remote controls of your entertainment devices, a universal remote will do the job. Many of them are similar in appearance, but some of them are so unique that you might want to see and get for yourself or a gift.

Jumbo TV Universal Remote

It measures approximately 11″ x 5″ x 0.75″and each button approximately 0.75″ x 0.75″. This jumbo TV remote control can pair with up to 8 devices. It’s good for seniors or those who lose your TV remote very often.

Flipper Big Button Remote for 2 Devices

Flipper Big Button Remote can combine your TV and cable box remotes. There are 6 large and color-coded buttons, and that’s all you may need to control your TV and cable box. You can program up to 30 favorite channels. And, the lock feature prevents you from messing up a preset accidentally. It’s good for seniors or those who use only TV and cable box.

LUTIONS New DC 3V Mini Learning Remote Control

While there are jumbo remote controls, of course, there are small remote controls. This remote can pair with only one device. It’s ideal for use as an extra or a combination with other remote controls.

The Harry Potter Remote Control Wand

From the Harry Potter films, the wand is finely modeled. 9 gestures are programmable. It comes with a collector box and comprehensive illustrated instructions. It’s good for Harry Potter fans, both for yourself or for someone as a gift.

Twelfth Doctor’s Sonic Screwdriver Universal Remote Control

Authentic flick to open extending design, Twelfth Doctor’s Sonic Screwdriver can learn 13 different remote control functions on 3 separate memory bank. It means that you can program up to 39 remote buttons. It also produces 12 different beeps, buzzes, and scanning sounds from the universe of Doctor Who, science fiction TV series by BBC.

Please note that all remotes in this post are IR (Infra-Red) remote controls. If you need to consolidate the remotes that use Bluetooth (e.g., Amazon Fire TV) or WiFI (e.g., Rock streaming stick), you will need Logitech Harmony Hub-based universal remote controls.