Sharp Aquos Remote Control

Sharp is a Japanese multinational corporation known for its consumer electronics, including the Aquos line of televisions. The Aquos remote control is designed for use with Sharp Aquos LCD, LED, and Smart TVs. These remotes are manufactured in multiple countries, including China and Mexico, depending on the specific model and production batch. The Sharp brand was originally founded in Japan by Tokuji Hayakawa in 1912. In 2016, Sharp was acquired by Foxconn Technology Group, a Taiwanese multinational electronics contract manufacturer, which became the ultimate owner of the Sharp brand. As of 2026, Foxconn continues to oversee Sharp's operations, including the production of Aquos remote controls. The remotes are designed to be compatible with various Sharp Aquos TV models, offering features such as infrared (IR) connectivity, dedicated shortcut buttons for streaming services like Netflix and YouTube, and user-friendly layouts for easy navigation. They are powered by two AAA batteries and require no programming for compatible Sharp Aquos TV models.