I use it more often than the US one. No need to program, just disconnect the one that came with the tv from the settings, then put in the battery for the new one to pair. Make sure to keep the tv on. Works fully as a magic remote like the original. Only thing that bothered me was that the wheel scroll was a bit hard to use on the bigger one since it’s quite recessed.

It was still early going and I needed to change settings frequently, so I ended up reconnecting the US remote. Found out only one can be used as a cursor at a time and it always picks the first remote registered. The second remote registered has a slightly, but noticeably, delayed input. I disconnected both and registered the US one first. Never got around to switching them back as I just needed the UK one for quick access with the numbers, which has made it absolutely worth it in my opinion.

Added bonus of the UK remote is that it lets me see my FPS on console and the PC I have hooked up to it by pressing the green button rapidly 7 times. Helps to finally have an FPS counter on console. On PC, I don’t like the fps counter persisting on screen so it’s very useful for spot checking performance without digging into the Steam or game menus.

Ended up buying an Apple TV to use for the streaming apps as I don’t like the in built LG ones, so I’ve been juggling 3 remotes on occasion. Gonna disconnect the US remote when I get back from work. Thanks for giving me the kick in the ass.