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I actually bought a second one - both for my AppleTV's on two separate televisions. With one little remote now I control my respective AppleTV's with their provided Siri remote and the Sideclick Remote (SC2-APG34K Universal Remote Attachment for Apple TV Gen 2-5) controls the rest of the devices.
One is a TV alone in the kitchen and I can toggle between the AppleTV and TV with ease fully controlling both as programmed. I also glued some magnets on the back of the remote and it's stored on the side of the SS fridge for easy access.
The other Sideclick in the family room can be whatever you need in minutes. My goes like this for the 8 buttons:
(1) Power button - On/Off the main flatscreen plasma 1080p TV
(2) + Switch back to AppleTV4K on the Onkyo sound receiver.
(3) - Switch back to Mac mini PC on the Onkyo sound receiver (for the mouse/keyboard I use an app on my iPad or iPhone.)
Note: I don't need the +/- for sound as the Siri Remote is set to control the Onkyo Surround Sound Receiver.
(4) ^ Radio Station Seek Up on the Onkyo Sound Receiver
(5) ▿ Radio Station Seek Down on the Onkyo Sound Receiver
(6) ⌲ Switch back to Onkyo Sound Receiver for Radio
(7) A On/Off the power for the Onkyo Sound Receiver
(8) B Mute all sound for all devices since they are run through the Onkyo Surround Sound Receiver.
To PROGRAM the SIDECLICK you just hold down the top Power and B button together for a second or so and it turns the light solid, push the button on the respective remote you want it to learn, and then I turned the sideclick all the way off and tested it before programming the next button. Maybe those who said it was difficult to program tried to do too many buttons at once? I can't really say, but I did one button at a time and was done in 5 minutes.
Note: The AppleTV remotes load from the BOTTOM - not the top of the Sideclick. They side right it with the spring clip depressed and then it clicks back on the bottom to hold the remote securely. Also, it's an IR remote, it would NOT LEARN my ceiling lamp remote. So my ceiling lamp remote still stays near me - bummer.
I love being able to have one small handheld remote in the living room for the Sound Receiver, 1080p Plasma Flat Screen TV, Mac mini PC, AppleTV 4K, AM/FM Radio - via Receiver with up/down Seek, and a single Mute button for them all.
This was well worth the $30 for me so I bought two. It also comes with the clip for the older silver remote for the AppleTV 3. Those I don't really use anymore.
Why this "dual clip" version with both sideclick clips costs half the price of the one with only the 4/4K AppleTV clip is confusing. I think the seller figured out this is a great remote and people only searching for the 4/4K won't see the dual version boxes that probably hit the market first and so they doubled the price for the 4/4K version? I don't know - if their is any difference between the 4/4K solo clip versus the box with the 4/4K and AppleTV 3 too, I didn't find reference to any difference online. So two of the "dual" version sideclick's is like a two for one to me as they sell for half the price. They work very well - good range too - I am glad I found them!
Maybe the negative reviews sell competing products. I don't know. I've also never dropped the sideclick on a hard floor. So I don't know how they handle hard falls. There is no rubber on the casing, just plastic, so I think it might be possible they could crack if dropped on a hard surface.
Perhaps a silicon manufacturer can join forces with Sideclick and make protective cases for the these remotes? I'd probably buy two of them if they existed.
In any case, other than concern over a drop, I might buy a glow in the dark sticker(s) and put it on the remote to make them easier to find in the dark.
So that is my wishlist, a glow-in-the-dark protective silicon cover with embedded neodymium magnets so that the sideclick is easier to find at night, better protected from a drop, and sticks to the side of the fridge. Since that cover doesn't exist to my knowledge, I'd stick with my DIY workarounds and keep using this very smart spacesaver remote.
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Product Description
8 Programmable Buttons
Program the Sideclick Remote’s 8 buttons to your most-used functions across multiple devices for an all-in-one remote experience.
Fits all Apple TV Remotes (silver and black touchpad). Apple TV Remote NOT included.
Interchangeable Design
If you decide to change your streaming device, you can use the same Sideclick Remote and just get a new Adapter Clip for your new streaming device. Adapter Clips are available for Fire TV, Roku, Apple TV, NVIDIA Shield, and Chromecast streaming devices.
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| Compatibility | All Fire TV and Alexa Remotes including 2020 and newer Fire TV enabled Smart TVs | Roku 1, 2, 3, 4, SE, Express, Express+, Streaming Stick, Streaming Stick +, Premier, Premier +, Ultra, Ultra + | Apple TV Remotes (Silver and Black Touchpad) | Apple TV Remotes (Silver and Black Touchpad) | NVIDIA SHIELD 1st and 2nd Gen Flat Remotes. NOT compatible with 3rd Gen triangular remotes | Google Nexus Player |
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| Sold By | Sideclick | Sideclick | Function 101 | Tikko Store | Channel Master |
| compatible devices | Television | Television | Apple TV, Television, Stereo System, Home Theater | Television, Set Top Box | Apple TV, Television, TV, Sound Bar |
| connectivity tech | Infrared | Infrared | Infrared | Infrared | Infrared |
| maximum range | 10 meters | 10 meters | 12 meters | 30 feet | 30 feet |
| style | Universal | Universal | F101-ATVRM | — | Simple Remote |
| battery quantity | 2 aaa | 2 aaa | 2 aaa | — | 2 aaa |
| model number | SC2-APG34K | SC2-APG6K | F101-ATVRM | A2OD-841 | CM-7000XRC |
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NOT “ Compatible with all Apple TV remotes “
Not compatible with 2021-2022 Apple 4K remote. They don’t sell the clip on Amazon, you have to go to the side click website. Thought when it mentioned “all” it meant it.If you have the correct remote these are a great way to keep trucking along with an older tv (which is why I gave it 3 stars)
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Roderick A Bolt
Great for keeping remotes together, not all buttons able to program.
Reviewed in Australia on August 2, 2020