PHILIPS 398GM10BEPHN0009HT original remote control

Original remote control 398GM10BEPHN0009HT used for televisions for the brand Philips.

This remote control provides comprehensive functionality, allowing you to control all operations of your Philips TV, including volume control, channel switching, and more.

Also, take advantage of the remote control's functionality to directly access the applications on the smart TV, such as Netflix and Rakuten TV.

This Philips remote control is an authentic and original model.

The remote control includes a Querty keyboard on the back face.

The raised dots on certain keys help individuals with visual impairments or in low-light environments use the keys more easily and accurately. They are typically located on key buttons like the central number (5) and function keys to facilitate their identification and usage.

Remote for Smart TV

This convenient remote control is designed exclusively for Smart TVs, providing you with complete control over the functions of your smart television. Smart TVs, with their internet connectivity, provide a wide range of applications and online services, from video streaming to web browsing and social networks.

Ambilight Mode

With this remote control, you can activate the Ambilight function, a Philips technology that incorporates LED lights on the back of the television, projecting colors that match the on-screen image.

Ambilight extends the colors towards the wall, creating a captivating visual experience. In addition to improving visual perception, it synchronizes ambient lights with the on-screen content, enhancing the sense of immersion.

Some users argue that it can also reduce visual fatigue, especially in dark rooms. Ambilight is a registered trademark of Philips.

Remote control with Bluetooth

It is emphasized that the remote control has some buttons that work with infrared (IR) and others that use Bluetooth. For the IR keys, it is imperative to have a direct line of sight between the remote control and the device, requiring the remote to be pointed at it. In contrast, functions using Bluetooth do not have this limitation.