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05-28-2025
09:09 AM
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is wrong sith Samsung not including a Sleep Timer button on the new remotes? Its 2025, people use the Sleep Timer alot. And good luck finding it in settings. You need to take 3 planes, 2 buses and a pack mule to get to the sleep timer setting manually. Samsung, smarten up and listen to customers, the sleep timer shouldnt be a hidden option, it should be an easily accessed function, RIGHT FROM THE REMOTE!
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05-28-2025 11:56 AM in
LED and OLED TVsHello! Thank you for reaching out! The sleep timer function is not available as a shortcut on the remote or as a dedicate button. You can follow the community advice for the workaround to create a routine. As I don't use the sleep function either, there could be a 3rd party universal remote that could potentially have this dedicated button and work, but I can only speculate on this.
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05-28-2025 09:34 AM in
LED and OLED TVsAs far as I can remember they have never been a Sleep timer button on the Samsung Remotes or any other TV remotes I've owned in the past and I've owned quite a lot of TV remotes over the years and on all of brands you have to go into setting to enable the sleep timer.
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05-28-2025 11:43 AM in
LED and OLED TVsPeople use the sleep timer? I never had a television of any brand that had a sleep timer button on the remote. It was always in the settings. On some TVs, the setting is easier to find than others. Although, I agree, it would make sense to add it Why not just create a Smart Things routine if the TV is connected to Smart Things? Or plug the TV into a smart plug and add a timer in the plug's app to turn it off at a certain time. I think if you have an Alexa device, you can even use Alexa to turn it off at a certain time.
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05-28-2025 11:46 AM in
LED and OLED TVsAgreed in 40+ years I've never used the sleep timer
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05-28-2025 11:53 AM (Last edited 05-28-2025 11:58 AM ) in
LED and OLED TVsThe OP has a smart TV, they can create a routine for that.
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05-28-2025 11:56 AM in
LED and OLED TVsHello! Thank you for reaching out! The sleep timer function is not available as a shortcut on the remote or as a dedicate button. You can follow the community advice for the workaround to create a routine. As I don't use the sleep function either, there could be a 3rd party universal remote that could potentially have this dedicated button and work, but I can only speculate on this.