Majority Remote Control

The Majority remote control is an accessory designed for use with soundbars and audio equipment produced by Majority, a prominent UK-based consumer electronics brand. Majority was founded in Cambridge, England, in 2012 by Eddie Latham and PJ Scott. The brand quickly established a reputation for offering high-quality home audio products, including soundbars, digital radios, and home cinema systems. Majority is notable for its 'Majority Forest' initiative, where they plant a tree for every product sold to offset their carbon footprint.

While the brand is rooted in British engineering and design, the actual manufacturing of its products, including the remote control units, is primarily carried out in China to ensure competitive pricing. Majority remains a privately owned company, headquartered in Cambridge, UK, and operates under its original parent company, Majority Tech. It does not have a large multinational ultimate owner beyond its founders' original corporate structure.