Roku TVs are known for their simplicity, but the included remote is easy to lose or break. Fortunately, you can use most universal remotes (GE, Philips, One For All, Logitech, etc.) to control your Roku TV—provided you enter the correct setup code.

If none of the codes above worked, don't panic. Your remote can scan for the correct frequency automatically.

Some higher-end universal remotes (e.g., Logitech Harmony, Sofabaton) can “learn” from your original Roku remote. Simply point both remotes head-to-head and follow the learning mode instructions.

You don't need to spend $30 on a replacement remote from the manufacturer. By using the listed above, you can reclaim your coffee table from remote clutter and control your entertainment system with a single device.