--- product_id: 711234142 title: "SofaBaton X1S Universal Remote Control with Hub, Universal Remote Control with One-Touch Activities, Custom SofaBaton App, Compatible with 60+ Devices, Works with" brand: "sofabaton" price: "S/.1506" currency: PEN in_stock: true reviews_count: 5 category: "Sofa Baton" url: https://www.desertcart.pe/products/711234142-sofabaton-x1s-universal-remote-control-with-hub-universal-remote-control store_origin: PE region: Peru --- # One-touch multi-device activities 360° long-range hub signaling Custom SofaBaton app control SofaBaton X1S Universal Remote Control with Hub, Universal Remote Control with One-Touch Activities, Custom SofaBaton App, Compatible with 60+ Devices, Works with **Brand:** sofabaton **Price:** S/.1506 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🎬 Master your entertainment kingdom with one remote to rule them all! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** SofaBaton X1S Universal Remote Control with Hub, Universal Remote Control with One-Touch Activities, Custom SofaBaton App, Compatible with 60+ Devices, Works with by sofabaton - **How much does it cost?** S/.1506 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.pe](https://www.desertcart.pe/products/711234142-sofabaton-x1s-universal-remote-control-with-hub-universal-remote-control) ## Best For - sofabaton enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted sofabaton brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **One-Touch Activities:** Launch complex setups like 'Watch TV' with a single button press—effortless entertainment. - • **Customizable App & Macros:** Tailor button functions and automate sequences for a truly personalized control experience. - • **Smart Hub with 360° Signal:** Control devices even behind closed cabinets with powerful, omni-directional RF signals. - • **Voice Assistant Integration:** Hands-free control via Alexa and Google Assistant for next-level smart home synergy. - • **Seamless Multi-Device Control:** Consolidate 60+ IR, Bluetooth & Wi-Fi devices into one sleek remote. ## Overview The SofaBaton X1S Universal Remote Control with Hub is a premium, highly compatible smart remote that integrates IR, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi devices—over 60 brands supported. Featuring one-touch activity modes, a powerful 360° signaling hub, customizable buttons and macros via the SofaBaton app, and voice control compatibility with Alexa and Google Assistant, it streamlines your home entertainment setup into a single, intuitive device. Its backlit buttons and raise-to-wake screen add convenience, while the hub ensures reliable control even through closed cabinets. Ideal for professionals seeking a sleek, efficient, and customizable remote solution that eliminates clutter and enhances smart home integration. ## Description SofaBaton X1S Universal Remote Control with Hub, Smart Universal Remote with One-Touch Activities, Customizable SofaBaton App, Wake Up, Compatible with 60+ IR/Bluetooth/WiFi Devices, Works with Alexa and Google Assistant 1. Device Integration - Sofabaton universal remotes are designed to integrate and control multiple home entertainment devices such as TVs, audio systems, DVD players and projectors, eliminating the need for multiple remotes and providing a more convenient control experience. 2. ONE CLICK ACTIVITY The X1S universal remote control supports activity modes, allowing users to launch a set of devices and settings with a single press of a button. For example, pressing the Watch TV button can automatically turn on the TV and audio system, and set to the appropriate input source. 3. 【Smart Remote Technology】Sofabaton remote control can use smart technologies such as infrared (IR) and Bluetooth for better communication with various devices, ensuring wide compatibility. 4. Programmable Buttons: Users can usually program the buttons on the remote according to their preferences and device configurations, allowing them to perform specific functions or initiate customized activities. 5. istant Integration The SofaBaton Universal Remote supports integration with istants such as Alexa and Google Assistant, allowing users to control home entertainment devices via voice commands. Review: I purchased the X1S in September of 2024. This is the second Sofabaton X1 I've had; I bought the first X1 version a little more than a year ago, and I have been very, very pleased with both models. I use the X1S for our main sound and video system, and the original X1 with an auxiliary TV. The codes for operating several hundred thousands of devices from several thousand brands are easily download from Sofabaton's data base, or the codes from your original remote controls can be learned by the X1S. A relatively simple scripting language lets you control and operate multiple devices with one operation or "activity", so the multiple remote control devices that you would normally have to use with the various devices in your A-V setup can all be consolidated and run on one remote, the X1S, with the press of one button. The setup is relatively easy. The device is well made and feels solid in your hand. After the X1S was configured and programmed, it has operated flawlessly for the past seven months -- this has also been the case with my original X1. The X1S remote controls your various A-V devices by communicating with a "hub" using RF signals, so the remote does not have to be pointed at the device; it can be pointed anywhere, and it has an impressive range. I recently did a major equipment and carrier switch involving one of my A-V setups, replacing several Comcast cable boxes for internet, phone, and tv, with one Xfinity unit. I simply added the Xfinity box to the main "activity" I'd programmed into the X1S, which automatically included the new device into the existing program and continued to function normally with no further requirements. I am sincerely impressed with Sofabaton's products. I could ask for the moon, I suppose, but I really can't think of much more I would want in a remote control device. Having said that, I do have one suggestion that I think would make the X1S an even more flexible device, which is to add an If-Then construct to the scripting language. Here's an example of how such a construct might be used: you can easily switch input sources from within an Activity, for example, from cable tv, to Netflex, or Youtube, etc. However, depending on your equipment, the key bindings for doing things like navigating up, down, right, and left, for example, may use different codes for different devices -- the arrow keys used when watching cable TV may use one set of codes, whereas if you switch to watching Netflix within the same Activity, there is no way to also automatically switch the navigation key bindings from those used by cable TV, to those needed by Netflix. The workaround is to create separate Activities for live cable tv and streaming sources. This is a wish list item; it would be nice to have, but it doesn't impact my general satisfaction with this product. Review: After spending way too long juggling four remotes (and occasionally losing my mind in the process), I finally bit the bullet and picked up the SofaBaton X1S Universal Remote with Hub. I use it with an Apple TV, a vSeeBox V3 Plus, a Sonos ARC soundbar, and a Samsung OLED TV. Now that it’s up and running, I can honestly say this thing has completely streamlined my home theater setup. It’s not perfect out of the box, but once configured, it delivers exactly what you’d hope for in a universal remote — and then some. Initial Impressions Right out of the box, the build quality was better than I expected. The remote itself feels solid, sleek, and surprisingly premium. The charging dock is minimal and clean. The included hub and IR blasters are low-profile and easy to tuck away. It’s also nice that the remote uses Bluetooth and Wi-Fi in addition to IR, which gives it the ability to control newer devices like the Apple TV and Sonos. Setup Experience Here’s where I hit a few bumps. Setting up the devices individually was straightforward. The SofaBaton app detected my Samsung OLED, Sonos ARC, Apple TV, and even the vSeeBox V3 Plus (which I was surprised by, since it’s more niche). However, configuring the Activities section took some trial and error. If you’re not familiar with how macros and power-on sequencing work, you might get frustrated at first like I did. For example, getting the “Watch TV” activity to correctly power on the Samsung OLED, switch the input, turn on the vSeeBox, and activate the Sonos ARC took a few tweaks. The initial setup didn’t always switch inputs correctly or would leave the soundbar off. But after some fiddling with device delays, input settings, and testing sequences, I got it working exactly the way I wanted. The good news is — once it’s dialed in, it just works. Daily Use Now that it’s set up properly, the SofaBaton X1S is a joy to use. I hit one button and everything powers up in sync. It switches inputs, sets audio correctly, and I never have to touch another remote. The remote layout is intuitive, and the scroll wheel at the top actually feels useful (not gimmicky). The backlit buttons are great for nighttime use, and the overall response time is quick. No lag when controlling devices — especially noticeable with the Apple TV and vSeeBox. The hub makes a big difference too. I can control devices even when the cabinet doors are closed, and the signal is reliable. Also, the app control feature is handy for times when the remote isn’t nearby — like when I’m on the couch and my phone’s in my hand already. Pros and Cons Pros: • Controls Bluetooth, IR, and Wi-Fi devices all in one • Works seamlessly with Apple TV, Sonos ARC, Samsung OLED, and vSeeBox • Hub allows for closed-cabinet or line-of-sight-free setups • One-touch Activities work beautifully once configured • Remote has great build quality and responsive buttons • App-based customization and updates are solid Cons: • Activity setup is a little finicky and has a learning curve • Some UI elements in the app could be more intuitive • Occasional trial-and-error required for niche devices (like vSeeBox) • No physical number pad if you prefer that for channel entry Final Thoughts If you’re willing to spend a little time on setup, the SofaBaton X1S is easily one of the best universal remote solutions on the market right now — especially for those with a mix of newer smart devices and older equipment. It’s clean, modern, powerful, and customizable. I haven’t touched my Apple TV, Samsung, Sonos, or vSeeBox remotes since I finished configuring this thing, and that alone makes it worth every penny. Final Verdict: 9/10. Small learning curve, big payoff. This remote earned a permanent spot on my coffee table. ## Features - X1S Universal Remote Control Updates & Smart Connectivity Compared with previous generation X1 remote, the upgraded X1S remote mainly improves performance and compatibility. It introduces features such as Raise to Wake, changes in fonts, and other software and hardware upgrades. The SofaBaton X1 Universal Remote works with over 500,000 entertainment devices (infrared, Bluetooth and Wifi). The powerful updated cloud code library ensures compatibility with TVs/DVD/Projector/AV receiver/soundbars/Blu-ray player, etc. - One-Touch activities: The activity function allows you to launch a series of devices and preset settings. For example, when you set the "Watch TV" activity, it can automatically turn on the TV, soundbar, and adjust to the appropriate input source, eliminating the need to use each device individually. Activities provide users with a smarter, convenient and personalized home entertainment control experience, making the entire operating process smoother and more enjoyable - 【Custom SofaBaton App】SofaBaton app provides users with a convenient and personalized device control experience by offering detailed device management and customization features, as well as convenient options for remote control. Super easy to add your devices with one click to add your devices. In addition, you can organize and rearrange buttons, activities, favorite channel icons, use the Beep Remote Tracker, and more! - Works with Alexa and Google Assistant for Voice Control - SofaBaton voice control is a smart feature that allows you to effortlessly control the on/off of activities via voice commands. It can integrate with istants such as Google Assistant, desertcart Alexa, and others, allowing interaction with their smart home entertainment systems - 【Alarm Clock Lift & Backlight Buttons】Experience convenience and innovation with Sofabaton remote control with night glow on the buttons and lift function for responsive alarm clock. Navigate effortlessly, even in the dark with our backlit buttons. Just lift the remote and the screen comes to life, ready for your commands. Not only saves energy, but also ensures your remote is instantly responsive when you need it - Powerful Sofabaton Hub - Sofabaton hub provides 360 degree signaling and long range to send strong signals. If you place the hub in the cabinet, please use the included 2 wired IR emitters and put them outside. Then you can easily control your devices from the comfort of your sofa or anywhere in the room, without the need to aim your remote directly at them - CUSTOMIZABLE BUTTONS AND MAKRO FUNCTIONALITY - Customize your remote control experience to your preferences with Sofabaton's customizable key functions. Easily assign specific commands to each button and break the boundaries of a finite number of buttons. Streamline complex operations with the macro. Create sequences of commands that can be executed at the touch of a single button. For example, with just one tap, you can turn on your TV, switch to your favorite channel and adjust the volume, all in one action. Simplify your routine and improve efficiency by programming macros tailored to your unique needs - 【Versatile API Integration】Unleash the full potential of your Sofabaton experience with our flexible API functionality. Easily integrate your remote control with other smart apps, opening up a world of possibilities. Easily copy these URLs and embed them into popular platforms like IFTTT or iOS Shortcut. This allows you to explore a realm of creative possibilities, turning your smart ideas into reality through simple setups ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B0CTH5HGGT | | Best Sellers Rank | #31,413 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #1,420 in Remote Controls | | Item model number | HGL-US01-X1S | | Manufacturer | SofaBaton | | Product Dimensions | 18.8 x 4.57 x 1.78 cm; 649 g | ## Product Details - **Brand:** SofaBaton - **Colour:** Black - **Compatible devices:** DVD/Blu-ray Player, Home Theater, Soundbar, Streaming Device, Television - **Max number of supported devices:** 60 - **Special features:** Backlight, Backlit, Digital Display, Ergonomic, Rechargeable, Refillable, Universal Remote Control ## Images ![SofaBaton X1S Universal Remote Control with Hub, Universal Remote Control with One-Touch Activities, Custom SofaBaton App, Compatible with 60+ Devices, Works with - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61R86Jqr0bL.jpg) ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review *by D***H on 3 April 2025* I purchased the X1S in September of 2024. This is the second Sofabaton X1 I've had; I bought the first X1 version a little more than a year ago, and I have been very, very pleased with both models. I use the X1S for our main sound and video system, and the original X1 with an auxiliary TV. The codes for operating several hundred thousands of devices from several thousand brands are easily download from Sofabaton's data base, or the codes from your original remote controls can be learned by the X1S. A relatively simple scripting language lets you control and operate multiple devices with one operation or "activity", so the multiple remote control devices that you would normally have to use with the various devices in your A-V setup can all be consolidated and run on one remote, the X1S, with the press of one button. The setup is relatively easy. The device is well made and feels solid in your hand. After the X1S was configured and programmed, it has operated flawlessly for the past seven months -- this has also been the case with my original X1. The X1S remote controls your various A-V devices by communicating with a "hub" using RF signals, so the remote does not have to be pointed at the device; it can be pointed anywhere, and it has an impressive range. I recently did a major equipment and carrier switch involving one of my A-V setups, replacing several Comcast cable boxes for internet, phone, and tv, with one Xfinity unit. I simply added the Xfinity box to the main "activity" I'd programmed into the X1S, which automatically included the new device into the existing program and continued to function normally with no further requirements. I am sincerely impressed with Sofabaton's products. I could ask for the moon, I suppose, but I really can't think of much more I would want in a remote control device. Having said that, I do have one suggestion that I think would make the X1S an even more flexible device, which is to add an If-Then construct to the scripting language. Here's an example of how such a construct might be used: you can easily switch input sources from within an Activity, for example, from cable tv, to Netflex, or Youtube, etc. However, depending on your equipment, the key bindings for doing things like navigating up, down, right, and left, for example, may use different codes for different devices -- the arrow keys used when watching cable TV may use one set of codes, whereas if you switch to watching Netflix within the same Activity, there is no way to also automatically switch the navigation key bindings from those used by cable TV, to those needed by Netflix. The workaround is to create separate Activities for live cable tv and streaming sources. This is a wish list item; it would be nice to have, but it doesn't impact my general satisfaction with this product. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review *by R***Z on 11 July 2025* After spending way too long juggling four remotes (and occasionally losing my mind in the process), I finally bit the bullet and picked up the SofaBaton X1S Universal Remote with Hub. I use it with an Apple TV, a vSeeBox V3 Plus, a Sonos ARC soundbar, and a Samsung OLED TV. Now that it’s up and running, I can honestly say this thing has completely streamlined my home theater setup. It’s not perfect out of the box, but once configured, it delivers exactly what you’d hope for in a universal remote — and then some. Initial Impressions Right out of the box, the build quality was better than I expected. The remote itself feels solid, sleek, and surprisingly premium. The charging dock is minimal and clean. The included hub and IR blasters are low-profile and easy to tuck away. It’s also nice that the remote uses Bluetooth and Wi-Fi in addition to IR, which gives it the ability to control newer devices like the Apple TV and Sonos. Setup Experience Here’s where I hit a few bumps. Setting up the devices individually was straightforward. The SofaBaton app detected my Samsung OLED, Sonos ARC, Apple TV, and even the vSeeBox V3 Plus (which I was surprised by, since it’s more niche). However, configuring the Activities section took some trial and error. If you’re not familiar with how macros and power-on sequencing work, you might get frustrated at first like I did. For example, getting the “Watch TV” activity to correctly power on the Samsung OLED, switch the input, turn on the vSeeBox, and activate the Sonos ARC took a few tweaks. The initial setup didn’t always switch inputs correctly or would leave the soundbar off. But after some fiddling with device delays, input settings, and testing sequences, I got it working exactly the way I wanted. The good news is — once it’s dialed in, it just works. Daily Use Now that it’s set up properly, the SofaBaton X1S is a joy to use. I hit one button and everything powers up in sync. It switches inputs, sets audio correctly, and I never have to touch another remote. The remote layout is intuitive, and the scroll wheel at the top actually feels useful (not gimmicky). The backlit buttons are great for nighttime use, and the overall response time is quick. No lag when controlling devices — especially noticeable with the Apple TV and vSeeBox. The hub makes a big difference too. I can control devices even when the cabinet doors are closed, and the signal is reliable. Also, the app control feature is handy for times when the remote isn’t nearby — like when I’m on the couch and my phone’s in my hand already. Pros and Cons Pros: • Controls Bluetooth, IR, and Wi-Fi devices all in one • Works seamlessly with Apple TV, Sonos ARC, Samsung OLED, and vSeeBox • Hub allows for closed-cabinet or line-of-sight-free setups • One-touch Activities work beautifully once configured • Remote has great build quality and responsive buttons • App-based customization and updates are solid Cons: • Activity setup is a little finicky and has a learning curve • Some UI elements in the app could be more intuitive • Occasional trial-and-error required for niche devices (like vSeeBox) • No physical number pad if you prefer that for channel entry Final Thoughts If you’re willing to spend a little time on setup, the SofaBaton X1S is easily one of the best universal remote solutions on the market right now — especially for those with a mix of newer smart devices and older equipment. It’s clean, modern, powerful, and customizable. I haven’t touched my Apple TV, Samsung, Sonos, or vSeeBox remotes since I finished configuring this thing, and that alone makes it worth every penny. Final Verdict: 9/10. Small learning curve, big payoff. This remote earned a permanent spot on my coffee table. ### ⭐ Review *by C***R on 25 March 2024* Well, the Sofabaton X1S is a work in progress ... On the positive side, the hand-held remote is well made and the simplicity of the layout might work for most streaming devices that you want to control with the X1S. However, if you want to use the Sofabaton X1S to control your Over The Air (OTA) recorder, note that the hand-held lacks a record button - as well as other transport controls. Perhaps Sofabaton's work-around for the lack of the record/transport buttons is that the device would be selected using the scroll wheel, and that one would actuate the button sequence using the scroll wheel / select actuations. For my ChannelMaster CM-7500, DVR+, OTA recorder, starting a recording using the X1S requires a bit of effort to scroll to the RECORD selection, followed by a press of the scroll wheel. Most of the confusion comes when you want to STOP the recording, which you do by scrolling and selecting STOP. However, the DVR+ wants you to confirm that you really want to STOP the recording, so a dialog appears on the TV screen asking for a CONFIRM. You then need to scroll to the OK selection and hit it to dismiss the dialog. At this point, perhaps you might think that the recording is over and you can watch OTA TV, but the OK actuation opens another dialog on the TV screen asking if you want to start a another recording. You then need to dismiss the dialog by scrolling to and hitting the EXIT selection. Otherwise, you need to wait a few minutes for the dialog to time out... At this point, I'm really irritated with Logitech for their abandonment of the Harmony remote, which had working RECORD/transport control buttons on the hand-held, as well as other features for easily dismissing the DVR+ dialogs. Another issue with the X1S is that each device as displayed on the hand-held's screen is listed as the manufacturer and not the model number (or preferably, a user-assigned name). Maybe there is a way to rename the device, but I did not find it. x1s-display.png For example, my media system includes a Sony XBR television, a Sony Blu-Ray DVD player, and a Sony Soundbar. Why must the Sofabaton X1S identify these devices using the name: "Sony" for all three devices? If you need to go to extended controls for the Sony Soundbar (like the rear speaker volume, for example), you need to remember which of the three "Sony" selections is for the Soundbar - before scolling to the control and selecting via the scroll wheel press. It is clear - that IF one can successfully configure the X1S, the best way to use it is for routine selection of devices for a desired activity as well as simplified configuration and control of your media system. The Sofabaton X1S is not practical for control of additional device features provided by the component's hand-held remotes that came with each component. In other words, using the scroll wheel for selection of these detailed commands is impractical. One might ask: what is the real purpose for the Scroll wheel and its display - given the issues with device naming and the actions required to select using the thumbwheel? Use of the original Remote I don't often record OTA signals on my ChannelMaster DVR+. When I would want to, I would use the DVR+ hand-held remote control - to set up and start a recording. The DVR+ remote would also be used to fast-forward through commercials or to go back in a recording to replay. This approach is superior to trying to use the X1S scroll wheel... In other words, don't think that the X1S will allow you to stop using your old hand-held remote that came with the component, in this case, the ChannelMaster DVR+ ... Problems with Learning from another Remote The control code database for the Sofabaton X1S covers many components from numerous manufacturers, but there are instances where you may not find a device for your component in the database. For such cases, Sofabaton offers a learning feature that is used to record control codes from an existing hand-held IR remote. Unfortunately, the recording of control codes from the hand-held (IR-only) remote can be affected by many factors, which can make the recording of IR commands unreliable. For example, I plan to use a model: UHDS-401A, HDMI switch (manufactured by OREI), for selecting HDMI sources in my system. The Sofabaton database includes other OREI devices, but not the UHDS-401A, so I tried to record the IR control codes using the "Code Learning" feature. I think that the UHDS-401A hand-held remote sends multiple control messages in rapid succession whenever a button is pressed, and the X1S hub does not do an adequate job of finding the button-press message's beginning and end. The X1S records a corrupted version of the IR control message, and for the UHDS-401A remote, any attempt to use the recorded IR message will be unreliable. The recorded IR signal may work perhaps 50% of each attempted actuation, which is not acceptable for reliable control of a devices' button selection. Also, the configuration of a set of IR control codes for some non-existing device's IR remote, requires that you start with some other (unrelated/different) device in the Sofabaton database. Rather than provide some simplified tool to define user-entered button names with recorded codes, Sofabaton requires that you must find some other device/remote in the database, which you would then edit to assign recorded IR control codes to pre-existing buttons provided for that selected device. For the OREI, UHDS-401A, I decided to start with the UHDS-402A (which is in the database) and to edit the buttons with reciorded IR codes. So, for selection of the "In 1" HDMI input, I need to edit the button named "Up" by recording the IR code, while pressing the button for that function on the UHDS-401A IR remote. Instead of allowing the user to change the name of the button to "In 1", I must refer to the button selection as "Up", because I can't edit the button name! I need to maintain a table somewhere else (like an EXCEL spreadsheet), so that I know what button name corresponds to which functional selection on the actual HDMI switch. Because the recording of the IR codes would have been corrupted anyway, it is evident that I could not have used the modified X1S UHDS-402A device from the database to reliably control an OREI, UHDS-401A switch. The only recourse I had to go with was to find some other similar, OREI device in the database that might control the switch. With a bit of research, I found that the OREI, HDA-934 device, which is available in the Sofabaton database, does reliably control the UHDS-401A, HDMI input selection. However, the HDA-934 device does not support control of other button presses available on the UHDS-401A IR remote... Note: I found during the process for defining an activity, that it may be possible to change the name for the button; however, I was not able to test the renaming capability, because of a non-recoverable communication issue. The Last Straw While I was working on the X1S activity configurations, I ran into numerous issues with hub communication, where the WiFi connection between my cell phone and the hub would disconnect. After many tries to reconnect and finish the activity configurations, the X1S hub eventually refused to communicate with my cell phone over the WiFi network. I felt that my only recourse was to do a factory reset of the X1S hub and to start over with the configuration. I went to the Sofabaton website and sent a chat message to Sofabaton support, asking how I could do a factory reset for the X1S hub. The chat was not active, but my support request message was sent, and I got an email back a day or so later: reset-x1s-hub.png Unfortunately, from the response from Sofabaton, performing a factory reset of the X1S hub, requires that you connect to the hub via WiFi, so that you can actually send the factory reset command. In my case, I could not connect via WiFi to the hub, so a factory reset was not an option. Note that the X1S hub did appear to work with whatever I had previously configured, so, for example, I could control my Apple TV with the Sofabaton X1S hand-held remote. The Bluetooth connection between the hub and hand-held apparently worked just fine, but the WiFi connection to my cell phone would not... Comment: The X1S hub includes a button to initiate Bluetooth pairing. It would make sense for the button to also function as a means to initiate a factory reset - by pressing and holding the button for say, 20 seconds. This way, the hub could be reset to a controllable state - without having to depend upon a WiFi communication link with the hub to issue the factory reset. I finally decided that the Sofabaton X1S was no longer worth the effort and that it was time to send it back to Amazon for a refund... ## Frequently Bought Together - SofaBaton X1S Universal Remote with Hub, Universal Remote Control with One Touch Activities, Customize SofaBaton APP, Compatible with 60 Devices, Compatible with Alexa Google Assistant, Raise to Wake - SofaBaton U2 Universal Remote with Customizable APP, All-in-one Smart Remote Control, Compatible with TV/Soundbar/Streaming Players and More - Roku Ultra 2024 - Ultimate Streaming Player - 4K Streaming Device for TV with HDR10+, Dolby Vision & Atmos - Bluetooth & Wi-Fi 6- Rechargeable Voice Remote Pro with Backlit Buttons - Free & Live TV --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.pe/products/711234142-sofabaton-x1s-universal-remote-control-with-hub-universal-remote-control](https://www.desertcart.pe/products/711234142-sofabaton-x1s-universal-remote-control-with-hub-universal-remote-control) --- *Product available on Desertcart Peru* *Store origin: PE* *Last updated: 2026-05-22*