Clean Remote CR1 TV Remote Control
Best hygienic universal remote for shared spaces and high-traffic environments.
This is the ultimate solution for shared spaces where hygiene is non-negotiable. Its nonporous, spill-proof surface is a massive upgrade over standard clickers, though you sacrifice the tactile, button-heavy feel of a traditional remote for a streamlined, easy-to-sanitize design.
$14.99
at
HD Supply
Who it's for
- Seniors or patients who prefer simple, frustration-free TV controls
- Healthcare facilities and families prioritizing easy, frequent sanitization
- Parents and caregivers needing protection against accidental liquid spills
Who should skip it
- Users relying on smart TV menus and streaming app navigation
- People who prefer the tactile feedback of traditional clicky buttons
- Non-technical users who dislike manual code entry and setup
Performance breakdown
Hygiene efficacy
Nonporous surface design drastically minimizes bacterial buildup in shared spaces.
Setup simplicity
One-touch pairing makes connecting to major TV brands nearly instantaneous.
Durability
Spill-proof construction withstands the rigors of high-traffic hospitality environments.
Compatibility breadth
Universal IR technology ensures reliable control across virtually all television brands.
Security features
Optional screw-down battery cover prevents tampering and unauthorized battery removal.
Ergonomic utility
Basic, streamlined button layout prioritizes essential functions over complex navigation.
Key Specs
Model
CR1
Color
Blue, White
Maximum Operating Range
35 feet
Dimensions
2 in. (Width) x 6.75 in. (Height) x 1.25 in. (Depth)
Weight
0.160 LB
Battery Type
Requires two AAA batteries (not included)
Connectivity Technology
Infrared (IR)
Compatibility
Operates all TV brands, instantly connects to LG, Samsung, and RCA TVs (including RCA hospitality and healthcare TVs)
Max Devices Supported
1
Is Backlit
false
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