Switching between different inputs on Hisense TV with a remote is a breeze. However, you may struggle a bit doing the same without a remote.
To change input on your Hisense smart TV without a remote, use the Android remote app on your smartphone. Alternatively, you can navigate the inputs using the physical buttons present on your TV.
How To Change Input On Hisense TV Without Remote
Below, I have shared all possible ways to switch from one input to another on Hisense TV.
1. Use Buttons On The TV
You can use the buttons on the TV to change the input source. Though the specific location of the buttons can vary depending on your TV’s model, generally, you can find them on the TV’s side or back.
- Switch on the TV by pressing and holding the power button for 3 seconds.
- Now press the input button to see which inputs are available on your TV.
- Navigate the options using the Volume or Channel buttons.
- Select your desired input.
- After selecting the desired input, press and hold the menu button, typically present in the middle, to use as the OK option.
2. Use The Remote App For Hisense TV
You can use the Hisense remote app to change input on your TV without a remote.
Connect your Hisense smart TV to the same Wi-Fi your smartphone is connected to.
- Download the RemoteNOW app from Apple or Google app stores.
- Open the App.
- Click on the TV icon.
- Search for your TV’s name in the App and click on it.
- You will see a PIN code appearing on your TV screen.
- Type this code into your App and click “OK” to confirm pairing.
- After completing the pairing process, tap the “Remote” option, and a remote will appear on your screen.
- Click “Input” to select the input you desire on your Hisense TV.
The Hisense RemoteNOW app can be used to control every Hisense TV. However, there are also dedicated apps for different TV models and operating systems.
3. Use Infrared From Mobile Phone
If your mobile phone has an infrared sensor, you can control your Hisense TV through your mobile infrared.
- Download an IR blaster app on your phone.
- Several IR blaster apps can be found on the Google Play Store and the Apple Store, for instance, Sure Universal Remote,” “Peel Smart Remote,” and “MiRemote.”
- After installation, open the App on your mobile phone.
- Select the model and manufacturer of your TV from the app’s list.
- Now, navigate to the section of the app that allows you to control the input on your Hisense TV.
4. Use Bluetooth Mouse
Instead of a TV remote, you can use a Bluetooth mouse to manage your Hisense TV.
You can set up a Bluetooth mouse on your Hisense TV by following the below steps:
- Go to the “Hisense TV Settings” menu using the TV buttons.
- Look for the “Network” or “Connections.”
- Now, “enable Bluetooth.”
- Turn on the pairing mode on the Bluetooth mouse.
- Once again, go back to the Bluetooth settings on your Hisense TV.
- Search for available devices.
- Select your mouse from the list of options.
- After connecting, use your mouse to navigate through your TV’s menu.
5. Use Voice Command
Since newer Hisense TV modes support Alexa and Google Assistant, you can use voice commands to control your TV effortlessly without remote control.
Here are the instructions for enabling Google Assistant to change inputs on your Hisense TV.
- Download the Google Home app on your iOS Phones or Android smartphones.
- Connect your phone and TV to the same Wi-Fi network.
- Open the App on your smartphone.
- Search for your TV in the app.
- Follow the onscreen instructions to pair your TV with the Google Home app.
- Once connected, you can use voice commands like Hey, Google, change input to HDMI 1 on my Hisense TV.”
Switching Input On Hisense Roku TV Without Your Remote
You can change inputs on your Hisense Roku TV without a remote using the mobile app for Roku TV.
- Install the app from Google or Apple store, depending on your device’s operating system.
- Pair the app with your TV by selecting your TV’s name within the app and clicking “OK.”
- The Roku TV app will automatically connect to your TV.
- Within the app, choose “Remote” from available options.
- Navigation buttons will appear on your app interface.
- Locate the “Settings” option within the menu. Click on it.
- Within the “Settings,” look for “Input+” or “Input.”
- Click on “Input+” or “Input” to access further options related to input sources.
Steps To Change Input On Hisense Fire TV Without Remote
You can control your Hisense Fire TV with the Amazon Fire TV app without a dedicated TV remote.
- Download the Amazon Fire TV app from the Google Play Store if you have an Android phone and the Apple Store if your phone supports iOS.
- Connect your phone and the Hisense Fire TV to the same internet network.
- Open the Amazon Fire TV app on your smartphone.
- Find your Hisense Fire TV from the list of available devices.
- Navigate to the “Remote” section and click on it.
- A remote control with navigation buttons will appear on your app interface.
- Find the “Input” or “Source” option.
- Tap on it to find a list of available input sources.
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Can I Change the Input of the Hisense Smart TV using a Universal Remote?
Yes, you can change input on your Hisense smart TV using a universal remote. As universal remotes are less costly than original remotes, buying a Universal remote becomes more feasible when you cannot find your TV’s original remote.
Why does Hisense TV change input on its own?
Your Hisense TV might be changing input on its own because the chosen input is inactive on your Hisense TV. This can happen when, for instance, you select an HDMI input that doesn’t have a device connected to it. To fix the issue, make sure you are choosing an input that is present on your TV.
Conclusion
The article lists ways to counter Hisense TV input problems when you cannot change an input without a remote. The article lists methods for all types of Hisense TVs, such as Hisense Smart TV, Roku TV, and Hisense Fire TV. We hope this article helps you successfully switch your TV’s input.