LG TV remote control 

LG TV remote control for your Apple or Android phone or tablet from iTunes or Google Play. Then, open the app, choose the type of device you're using, and turn your TV on. Once that's done, select "device scan" in the app. The app should automatically find your Smart TV.

When the device appears on your phone, tap the listing and complete the few short steps necessary to complete your pairing. LG TV remote control application works on all TVs equipped with "Smart TV" technology and connected to your (WiFi or Ethernet) network.

LG TV remote control specifications

• Compatibility: Designed to work with LG TVs and possibly other compatible devices.
• Buttons: Standard TV control buttons, including power, volume, channel, input/source selection, menu, navigation, and numeric keypad.
• Additional Buttons: May have dedicated buttons for specific functions like mute, settings, media playback (play, pause, stop), and smart TV features (if applicable).
• Infrared (IR) or Radio Frequency (RF): Some remotes may use infrared signals for direct line-of-sight control, while others may use radio frequency for longer-range control or control without direct line-of-sight to the TV.
• Wireless Connectivity: If using RF, the remote may require pairing with the TV for initial setup.
• Battery: Powered by commonly available batteries (AAA or AA) or rechargeable batteries, depending on the model.
• Design: Ergonomic and user-friendly design for easy handling and comfort during use.
• Backlit Buttons: Some models may have backlit buttons for easy use in low-light conditions.
• Voice Control (Optional): Certain models may offer voice control capabilities for hands-free operation.
• Smart TV Functions (Optional): Remotes designed for Smart TVs may include dedicated buttons for accessing streaming services and smart features.
• Magic Remote (Optional): LG's Magic Remote may offer a more advanced and intuitive interface for Smart TV control, including motion control and a built-in pointer for on-screen navigation.
• Learning Function (Optional): Some remotes may have a learning function to program additional commands from other devices (universal remote capabilities).