XIHADA Universal Garage Door Opener Remote Universal Gate Remote Control Homelink Key Fob Cloning Programmable Learning 4-Buttons Multi Frequency 280MHZ-868MHZ (1 PC, White 3)

I had purchased a package of different remotes off of Amazon and they would not program at all. I purchased this remote and I programmed it in less than two minutes. It’s perfect to put on my keychain. It’s even smaller than the key fob for my car..

Used on an older garage door and also a main gate. I programmed using my other remote and capturing the signal which I was hoping for. Works great - Highly recommended!

this review is after just one week using it but so far it works perfectly.- very easy setup and clear instructions- good signal range similar to the original control- acceptable price (I bought a cheaper similar product previously and didn't work)

XIHADA Universal Garage Door Remote Garage Door Opener Remote Gate Remote Control Programmable Learning 4-Buttons Multi Frequency 280MHZ-868MHZ (ASIN B07J65GT2W). Each XIHADA remote programmed easily as per the included instructions (and as demonstrated on YouTube videos). The remotes are being used to open a security gate to a gated subdivision. The XIHADA remotes were programmed from a Linear ACT-31B remote (see picture). And once programmed, the programmed XIHADA remote can be used to program other XIHADA remotes. The operating distance of these remotes is surprisingly good, and much farther than that of the Linear ACT-31B remotes. The operation of these remotes is very responsive (i.e. the gate opens immediately with a single click; no need to press the button repeatedly). Also, since the remotes are being used exclusively to open a single gate, all 4 buttons (or fewer buttons, if desired) of each remote can be programmed to open the gate (i.e. no need to press a specific button). Of note, the XIHADA remotes would not accept the signal from a Doorking remote that can open the same gate. However, Doorking remotes are not on the list of compatible remotes. A suggestion when programming multiple remotes and/or multiple buttons in one sitting, allow the source remote to rest a few minutes if the signal isn't being accepted after successive programming attempts (whether successful or not). Because the button on the source remote is being repeatedly and/or constantly depressed during programming, there may be some temporary battery drain of the source remote and weakening of the source signal. If this happens, allow the source remote to rest a couple of minutes or alternate programming with another source remote. Overall, the programming process to copy a security gate remote was straight forward. Feels sturdy. Very functional. Highly recommend based on average price of each remote for under $20.

Received the tiny package early. Earlier that day, the seller emailed with instructions on how to program. The same thing was on the instructions but I appreciated the email because the print on the paper was so small.I have gates in my complex to enter and exit by remote plus my garage remote. The gates are the 9 dip switch style of unknown brand/frequency. The garage is a yellow button Chaimberlan. It was impossible trying to find on universal remote to work on all three in this combination. The Xihada remote programmed immediately (I recommend placing both remotes next to each other on a flat surface while programming). The programming for all three on the new remote is identical with the exception of the garage which requires you to complete the programming by pressing the yellow learn button and then your new programmed button.I haven't tested the range or battery life yet but so far so good. I'm tempted to buy another one as a backup.