RMF MR23GA Magic Remote Replacement with Pointer, Voice, and Shortcut Buttons

LG TV owners looking for a replacement remote with pointer and voice controls can use this RMF Magic Remote for compatible models. Its six shortcut buttons provide direct access to labeled services and features, while the pointer offers an alternative to navigating with only directional buttons.

Designed for compatible LG smart TVs from 2018–2024, it supports a range of OLED, UHD, QNED, NanoCell, and MiniLED models. Install two AA batteries to use it without settings or pairing.

Quick overview

This remote combines pointer navigation, voice function, and six shortcut buttons in a black replacement control for one television. The buttons are labeled NFLX, P-Video, Dis+, Channels, Sling, and Alexa, making frequently used options easy to identify at a glance. The pointer adds another way to navigate TV menus, while voice function provides an alternative to entering commands with the buttons.

Compatibility includes selected LG OLED 4K UHD A, B, C, and G series TVs, UR8000 series TVs, and listed QNED and NanoCell models. The supported range covers several generations of LG TVs, including C1, C2, C3, and C4 models. Because compatibility depends on the specific television, match your TV’s model number with the supported model information before choosing a replacement.

How to use it

Insert two AA batteries and use the remote without a setup or pairing process. The batteries are not included, so have a pair ready before replacing your current remote. Once powered, use the pointer for on-screen navigation, the voice function for voice control, or the labeled shortcut buttons to reach the corresponding options on a compatible TV.

A practical fit for everyday viewing, it can handle the routine of opening a streaming service, navigating menus, and using the TV’s voice feature from one remote. Its stated support for a single device suits a TV-focused replacement. If you are comparing it with a remote intended to control several types of equipment, this one keeps its purpose centered on a compatible television.

Getting the most from it

Start by identifying the exact model of your LG TV and comparing it with the supported series and model examples. The compatibility information includes OLED models such as the C2 and B2 families, as well as selected QNED, NanoCell, and UHD sets. Matching the TV model first helps ensure the replacement is intended for your particular screen rather than relying only on the TV’s series name.

For a household that uses voice controls or prefers pointer navigation, those functions offer useful alternatives to button-by-button menu movement. The six labeled shortcuts add a quick-access layout for the named services and features. Install the two AA batteries, then choose the control method that suits the task: pointer for navigating, voice function for spoken control, or a shortcut button for direct access.

Should you buy it?

Choose this RMF replacement if you need a TV-focused remote for a compatible LG model and want pointer navigation, voice function, and clearly labeled shortcuts together. Its support across selected LG OLED, UHD, QNED, NanoCell, and MiniLED televisions makes it relevant to owners replacing a remote for one of those sets. Confirming the exact TV model and having two AA batteries ready are the practical steps to put its features to use.