Hisense TV Remote ERF3A90

When a Hisense remote is missing or no longer working, the main question is whether a replacement matches your TV—not whether it has a long list of buttons. This ERF3A90 replacement uses infrared and is listed for a broad range of Hisense Android TV, Google TV, VIDAA TV, and Laser TV models. Its ABS body and shortcut buttons keep the design focused on everyday TV control.

It requires two AAA batteries, which are not included.

Getting the most from it

Start with the full model number on your TV, then compare it with the compatibility list before ordering. The list spans multiple series, including U7G, A6G, U6H, U7H, U8H, U6K, U8K, and selected Laser TV models. That breadth is useful, but series names can look similar across generations. Match the exact model rather than relying on screen size or a familiar series label, without that measurement, a near match may still leave you with the wrong remote.

For a practical example, if the original remote has gone missing and you want to get back to navigating the TV and opening streaming apps, this replacement’s shortcut buttons are intended to make those common tasks more direct. The listing names four shortcut buttons, although it also mentions several service labels, so don’t assume every named service has its own dedicated button.

Why it’s worth it

The appeal is straightforward: it is a focused replacement for compatible Hisense TVs, rather than a purchase based only on a generic “universal” label. Infrared transmission is specified, and the listing gives a stated range of 6–8 m (19–26 ft) and a 0.5-second response time. Those figures describe the product’s listed performance, not a guarantee for every room or setup.

If you prioritize a replacement aimed at a supported Hisense model, this is more relevant than choosing a remote simply because it claims broad universal coverage. If you prefer one remote for several devices, the supplied information does not establish that this one controls anything beyond compatible TVs. It’s a great fit if your exact model appears in the compatibility details and you mainly need everyday TV functions back.

Key features

• Compatibility: Selected Hisense Android TV, Google TV, VIDAA TV, and Laser TV models, the listed model numbers are the best way to check fit.
• Connection: Infrared technology.
• Shortcuts: Four shortcut buttons are specified for streaming-related use.
• Material: ABS.
• Power: Requires two AAA batteries, batteries are not included.

One detail to keep in mind: the product name says “No Programmed,” while the description says it works right out of the box. Since those statements are not fully clear together, don’t base the purchase on an assumption about setup, prioritize the exact compatibility match.

Is it worth it?

Better avoided if your Hisense model is not listed, you need a remote for multiple device types, or you expect batteries to be included. For a listed TV model and a simple replacement need, the infrared connection, ABS construction, and shortcut buttons make its purpose clear. The decision comes down to a model-number match: if that checks out, it offers a direct route back to basic TV control, if it doesn’t, a replacement confirmed for your exact model is the safer choice.