Take control of your life for only $10!

In this video we will be using an Arduino pro mini to create a universal remote control for all your devices. The best part? the whole thing can be built for less that $10!

Links to the items used in this video

Total: $9.88

[ChaoticOccasus]

Awesome project, would love to see more of your assembly process next time, but I'm looking forward to your next video!

[riffdex]

This guy after recording a new YouTube video: “Won’t be needing this bad boy anymore” *Runs over his camcorder*

[UTuber]

With a cheap rechargeable Lithium battery and a cheap recharging board you could make this thing rechargeable which would be even better

[grdruban]

I really like your content man, the video style is kind of old school YouTube (the best time of YouTube) I kind off feel nostalgic 👍 and I really miss these kinds of videos

[BlueyMcPhluey]

Finding the electrical components around the house has me rolling 😭😭

[Bohbot]

You have my sub! Funny and informative, the only way to learn

[crackdemarco]

glad YT recommended is becoming useful again. super cool channel excited for more videos

[kr]

that looks like a cute little project. might actually build something like this too.

[randomguy]

Great video!
You deserve all the subscribers in the world!

[awdhootkanawade]

For ultimate battery saving mode you can try this

The use a transistor for a main switch just after the battery

The same button you are using for Remote control use same ones to connect to the base of the transistor

That way battery will be always disconnected when not it use

Learned this trick from all time favourite elecronoob

[VerifyBot]

Project looks very interesting! I also really liked the way you edited it!
I wanted to build this myself, but since I'm an electronics noob I got really fuzzy when I saw the diagram (also because it was arranged differently than the real thing you made -- which i assume is normal but looks scary to me).

Anyways, was thinking about if that's possible for you to make some sort of tutorial on how to connect those wires, also giving explanations on why you do each thing and stuff like that, so that we can also learn from it :).

Your videos are great! I've binged them all in the past hour, keep on!

[mechwarrior]

Dude that was informative and hilarious. Loved your sense of humour!

Destroying your remotes has to be worth at least a like right?

[Spark_plugs_without_the_sparks]

Love your content finally decided i wanted to make it and was just wondering if you could show the other side of the PCB board just want to make sure I wired correctly

[anpa]

Just found your channel. I really like these cheap projects to learn more about engineering. If possible can you explain more about how the parts work?

[nitingadia]

This is absolutely incredible! Did you forget the FTDI breakout thing though? It wasn't in the list.

[anmolsinghshekhawat]

u look like a really passionate guy and have great idea filming ideas but overall you can really improve you filming and editing skills.
your projects and their implementation is great.

[asphyxia]

Very good video quality overall, i think any valuable feedback i could give is to focus on delivering information without wasting too much time on making the video entertaining, i enjoy your style however it got in the way of the video too much sometimes

[flo]

Give me more content! More! Also liked the spotify player and would love to see some kind of ESP32 Alexa but for dogs (barks back). Keep up the good work :)

[trunkswithnojacket]

Gave a like bc of the frozen buttons, that was lit

[mahmudulhasantushar]

Schematic diagram not clear, IR LED’s positive terminal connected to arduino’s ground, buttons connection also not clear! 4:03