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Editor’s Note: This product has been removed from our side-by-side comparison because it is no longer available.

Editor’s Note: This product has been removed from our side-by-side comparison because it is no longer available.

Because RCA is such a big name in home entertainment, we wanted to see how two of its universal remotes – one four-device model and one six-device model – measured up against each other an

The Inteset connects to four devices easily and quickly. While this is far from the most some other universal remotes can handle, the easy setup and intuitive design make this remote a standout for the average home entertainment system.

Logitech makes several more expensive universal remotes, but the Harmony 650 has a more reasonable price point under $100 and is still the perfect remote for anybody who loves technology.

This remote can connect to up to six devices, a middle-of-the-road number compared with other universal remotes at this price point. Typically, remotes that sync with a high number of devices are going to cost more, like the Logitech Harmony 650 which can sync with up to eight.

Our research shows Logitech is one of the most-favored brands of universal remotes available and while it has wide-ranging capabilities, the setup process was technical. This remote is definitely for someone well-versed in technology.

The first thing we noticed about this universal remote is that it’s almost identical to the Inteset 4-in-1. Both remotes are compatible with four devices and have similar button placement.

This Sony can sync with up to eight devices, so you can control you gaming, video and other peripherals from the same universal remote.

This remote pairs with up to eight devices, including smart TVs, streaming services, your cable box, a VCR and more.

To directly quote some of our reviewers, "I don't like this" and "I'm struggling to find anything positive to say about this one."

To expand the number of HDMI ports on your TV, the J-Tech Digital JTD4KSP0301 is the best HDMI switcher we tested. It comes with three HDMI input ports and a remote that you can use to switch between sources.

The Best Buy-exclusive Rocketfish 4-port HDMI selector is easy to set up, features a great remote, and worked with all our test devices except for the MHL cable.

Editor’s Note: This product has been removed from our side-by-side comparison because it has been discontinued.

Editor’s Note: This product has been removed from our side-by-side comparison because it has been discontinued.

One of the best ways to cut ties with the cable company and get live TV is to get an HDTV antenna. The best HDTV antenna to do that with is the Antennas Direct ClearStream Eclipse.

Editor’s Note: This product has been removed from our side-by-side comparison because it has been discontinued.

The Sewell SW-28818 alleviates HDMI port congestion by giving you three more ports for all of your HD devices. All you need is an HDMI cable to plug the SW-28818 into your TV.

Kinivo's 501BN is the best HDMI switcher you can get for 1080p content. It has enough bandwidth for passing 36-bit color depth and 3D video signals. The 501BN can pass most of the important features from your 1080p content to your TV.