Universal Garage Door Remote Universal Gate Opener Remote Cloning Homelink Programmable Learning 4-Buttons Multi Frequency 280MHZ-868MHZ 2019 Upgraded New Version

I am very satisfied with this purchase. I recently bought a condo and I have a detached garage. They gave me a big old chunky garage clicker, which I have to carry around with me every single time I leave the house in order to open up the garage and get to my car (or otherwise insert the actual key and struggle to make it pull up manually which is a hassle). Get all my belongings, and then grabbing up my big old clunky garage door remote, and heading out the door was a super duper hassle. Plus the button on the chunky remote would click at the faintest touch, so I was constantly worrying if I had clicked it on my way back after getting home and leaving the garage door open all night.....Anyway, this thing is a life saver. I received it today and so far am EXTREMELY happy with it. I will update this review in the event that any problems do begin to occur.(1) DesignThis thing is actually quite stylish. It is thin and small and has a very nice "soft" touch to it that makes it feel high quality. There are four buttons. Pushing them is easy but not so sensitive that the faintest jolt in your pocket will activate them (in other words, if you want to open the garage, you'll need to intentionally push the button; it won't open by mistake just because you have it in your pocket). Also, and this is a big one because it was something I was looking for before I bought and couldn't tell if this had - this does work to put onto a key chain. It has a space on the bottom where a string slips through (included in the box) and then the string attaches to a little hook that you can attach to a key chain. Very nice and convenient.(2) PerformanceSo far very good performance. I have tested it from about thirty feet away from garage (with both the door open and closed and within a vehicle) and it receives the signal flawlessly.(3) Set-UpSet up was easy enough. Hold the number one button down while pushing the number two button four times. The remote starts to blink. Press the button of your original garage clicker to transfer signal. Then push whichever button (1,2,3 or 4) on this clicker to assign the signal to a button. Takes about 30 seconds.** For mine, after I completed the above step, I then needed to "authorize" the clicker with my garage door opener. Inside your garage on the back of the box, there should be a "Learn" button. I brought this clicker in there, pushed the learn button, then pressed the assigned button on my remote, and this device was instantly accepted and began working.

Great worked just as intended. Worked for my community gate and also my garage. Easy to set up

I thought I would try this based on promising online reviews. It is simple to program, and it learned my LiftMaster garage door openers seamlessly. I challenged it with a Ghost Controls gate opener and it appeared to learn the code, but it did not open the gate. I can't say I am surprised though.From the Ghost Controls website:Non-Ghost Controls RemotesDifferent Brand RemotesCan I use a Remote Transmitter from another Gate Opener manufacturer to control my Ghost Controls system?No. Only Ghost Controls remote transmitters and keypads will be able to control a Ghost Controls Automatic Gate Opener System. We use a proprietary algorithm that we call GhostCode to control our system on 433.92MHz. We designed our systems this way to maximize the long range operation of your radio frequency (RF) devices so that you can open/close your gate from further away.If you instead want to add the convenience and versatility of Ghost Controls to your existing system, we encourage you to look at ourAXUR Universal Receiver Kit that would allow you to use a Ghost Controls remote and keypad with another manufacturer's access control system.

The description they put on Amazon site makes it sound like this is a no-brainer easy use just filed instructions and got a new remote. Total waste of money tried everything on the instructions learn but the whole deal nothing so I got basically purchase something. I’m just gonna throw in the garbage can.

Easy to transfer your remote. Works properly.

Programmed successfully to a Nice brand gate opener and Genie Intellicode garage. For Nice gate, included instructions worked.For Genie Intellicode, throw out the included instructions and follow these steps:1) Press LEARN on your opener overhead unit. The unit’s light will blink.2) Place your cloning remote into clone mode (hold button #1 while pressing #2 four times). Your clone will blink slowly.3) Hold down original remote button while close to cloning remote.4) Cloning remote should eventually light up solid, followed by fast blinking. At this point press whichever button you want to program for the cloning remote. Now you can also release the original remote button.5) Your overhead unit’s LEARN light should now be solid. Press your ORIGINAL remote once to remove the solid light.6) Press overhead LEARN again (blinking light), press your cloning remote selected button (solid light), press it once more to remove solid light.7) Grab yourself a beer to celebrate, it now works.Good luck

This is a very good little garage opener. While other garage openers require you to open the control box on the garage door mechanism and hit the "learn" button, this one can directly duplicate a signal from your existing remote in most cases. It worked for me anyway and was pretty easy to set up.A different XIHADA remote I had failed after about 5 years. I think part of the issue is the buttons broke. This one has more satisfying "clicky" buttons, while the other had just a little rubber bulge that you had to squeeze and often we had to squeeze very hard to make it work so that probably shortened its life. I hope these clickier buttons will be more durable but only time will tell.Remote itself has a soft, rubber-like texture. Nice to hold. Sometimes I find this type of texture becomes gummy and awful after several years, but that didn't happen to the old one so hopefully not this one either. Cost is OK although I think a little bit on the high side.

Like every other “cloning remote” I’ve tried, it will clone 1 remote but never 2. I programmed my community gate then tried my garage door opener. It appeared to clone but would not open the garage.