Infrared Remote Control For Apple TV2 TV3 Mac iPod iPhone A1427 A1469 A1378 A1294 Universal Learning

In general, there are TV remote controls and apple player remote controls at home, and two remote controls are often used, which is very inconvenient. Now, the white model is upgraded, and they can be combined into one It has an infrared remote control copy function, which can learn the main keys of the TV, such as mute key, shutdown key, input key, volume + - key.

About the product
Condition: New
This is a Replacement remote, NOT original. (This remote control does not have a volume button.)
Battery Not Included (AAA batteries). Already set up! Work right out of package!
This remote CANNOT PAIR/UNPAIR with the Apple TV. Please make sure your Apple TV was NOT paired with any other original remote, otherwise it can not work.
If the LED light of your Apple TV BLINKS but without any response when you use the remote, it means your Apple TV was paired with an original remote. You have to unpair your Apple TV first, then the replacement remote can work.
Mac compatibility: This Remote requires a Mac with an IR port (most Macs made after 2005).
Does Not work with Mac OS X Lion or later.
The LuckStar Music System Remote Control gives you total command of your music, photos, videos, and DVDs from anywhere in the room. It works with Front Row a menu based, full screen interface to make accessing the digital content on your Mac as simple as navigating your iPod.

Tested to work with these Models:
A1156
A1427
A1469
A1378
A1294
MD199LL/A
MC572LL/A
MC377LL/A
MM4T2AM/A
MM4T2ZM/A

Note: This is an InfraRed remote, line-of-sight required. It is NOT Siri remote, NO Voice control, NO Touchpad function. Certain Apple Apps (e.g. Zwift) are designed only to use a touch interface and will not work with this remote!
Use 2 x AAA batteries, not included. Without any obstruction this remote can work from >25ft away. If you find this remote will only work within a close distance (e.g. <10ft) you must have something blocking the signals for your Apple box, such as you put the box in a cabinet or a closet, or behind the TV.