NEW remote NS-RC01A-12 NS-RC02A-12 /NS RC02A 12/ ns rc02a 12 remote For Insignia NS-19E450A11 NS-32L450A11 NS-46E570A11 NS-46E560A11 NS-32E859A11 ; NS-19E450WA11 NS-40E560A11 NS-32E570A11 NS-37L550A11

Worked perfectly out of the box with the TV.

I seem to constantly be losing things. And by "I", I mean my kids. And by "lose", I mean throw away or otherwise hide and/or make unusable. Seriously. My kids should become spies. They are stealthy, sneaky and have access to more secret locations than the CIA. My toddlers have taken objects and hidden them so well that I can tear apart the whole house and still not find their hiding spots. And I say "hidden" because inevitably, they will randomly make said object reappear hours, days, months after I have given up the dream of ever finding it. And most likely already replaced it.My kids aren't even "free range" children. My pre-teen isn't allowed out alone unless I know who, what, where, when and why. And have set check-in times. Like every 15 minutes. And I work from home, so the toddlers are generally underfoot. All day. Every day. But they still manage to pull one over on mommy. Every day.About a year ago, one of the terrible two managed to "lose" the remote for the tv. Don't know how. Don't know where. I went out and purchased a "universal" remote from a big box store (this was before I was introduced to all the wonders that are PRIME...) that didn't work universally on our tv. Then when we got a new cable system, the need to replace the remote was lessened. It was actually great that the kiddos had to get up off of their bums to change the input (cable to HDMI to Blu Ray, and back).But when I got fed up with the bootleg cable company (DISH), AND got an amazing antenna (also Prime) - I knew that we would have to give back the remote that came with the cable. And while the kiddos were game to change the input from time-to-time - I had zero faith that this weak generation would be able to survive changing the channels using the buttons on the side of the tv. I mean, obviously they could if they had to. But this mommy is just not up for wanting to listen to or deal with the ensuing whining... Quick search, select, and Prime had this remote delivered to my door two days later!PRO:* With the "universal" remote, I had to "program" it. I put these terms in quotations because, while they were definitions of what was supposed to happen/what it was supposed to be - neither lived up to it. This remote came out of the shipping envelope working. I was plotzing myself with excitement. As were the kiddos! We had forgotten just how nice it was to be able to fully control the tv from the comfort of the sofa...CON:* It is incredibly light. Much lighter than the original remote. Which causes me to worry about how quickly one of the terrible two can "hide" it. In a normal household - this might be a pro. Here - it's just a matter of time...So happy with both this remote AND my complete obsession with Prime.

The connectivity is good working so good when you said to use

Product works right out of the bag. Just add batteries and it works fine. No need to buy the $30 brand name version. I am curious about durability and will update if something goes wrong, but if this works well for a year or two it will be worth it.

Works as it should.

I've been using the remote for a month now, and I have not had any problems with it. It worked instantly; no need to program. There was a little lag between the TV and remote at first, but after a couple days of use the lag disappeared.The odd part about my remote is that it came with a sticker ("RC-017") covering the Insignia brand and model number (I included pictures). I don't understand why this happened, but it doesn't take away from my rating; the remote works perfectly.

It works as well as the original remote. What else can I say.

It was exactly what was needed to replace worn out remote.