2 for 893Max LiftMaster Chamberlain Craftsman Garage Door Opener Remote

Easy to learn, easy to use, very, very good price. For $5 each, you can't beat the price. First let's look at the learning. I see all the bad reviews comes from unable or difficulty to learn the remote signal for their openers; but first of all, it covers yellow, purple, red/orange and green learn buttons, so basically all the color learn buttons out there. If it doesn't cover your color learn button, I don't know what kind door you are trying to open. Just look at all the models, and all the frequencies it covers (in the description), if your gate/door opener has not learned the remote's signal, it's likely because you failed to train it, rather than the remote doesn't cover your learn button since it probably does. There's a reason why it's called a universal remote. If your remote really is a kind that's out of the world, at least check your opener's learn button color and/or model that it's compatible before buying this. I can see why its instructions may be a little lacking, though overall sufficient, so here's a full one: 1. Press the program button (the little white dot) on the back of the remote with the visor clip (yep, free visor clips included, too; these are the cheapest and best universal remote, imo, out there) or a pen or perhaps your nail will do. 2. Once you click that button the front side Red LED light will be on (and remain on for a bit) entering programing mode. You can now choose any of the three buttons you want to become the new gate/door opening button. 3. (While the red light on the remote is on) Now look at your learn button color: Yellow - press the button ON your REMOTE (one of, any of, the 3 buttons) you want to become the opening/closing button for this gate/door, Once; Purple - press Twice the remote button you want the opener to learn; Red/Orange - press the remote button you want to set Thrice; Green - press the button you want to set Four times. 4. The red LED on your remote should still be on since it only takes seconds to complete step 3, and for this step, simply press the learn button (yellow, red, orange, purple or green) on your garage door/gate opener/machine; the opener machine has now entered learn mode (you will see a light turns on on top of the learn button); you have 30 seconds to send a signal for it to learn before it turns off. 5. Now here is where their instructions becomes a little less clear (they have all step 1-4 above, though not as clear they could've been): WAIT UNTIL the red LED light on the remote to blink off, and then press button you just trained (to a signal by pressing 1 to 4 times in step 3), you should be able to hear a click or see the learn button light on the opener flash (off), and now it is learned. 6. That is it. You can now use it to open and close this thing you just trained to learn the remote's signal. You can do the exact same thing with the rest of the two buttons on the same remote to open other things; I have the left most button set to open/close my 10 ft. LiftMaster wooden gate, and the mid/2nd button open/close my LiftMaster garage door. And I set both remote to the same thing (each controls both opener machines), and it takes me like 15 seconds to set up one button; it is very easy to do. Now a single remote doubles as two for two color/model openers. Now, if you buy a LiftMaster brand remote, with SINGLE button ONLY, able to control/send for JUST ONE color ONLY, it costs $30... So with just $10-11 (after getting a digital credit and 5% back it becomes under $10 for me), you get 4 remote capability equivalent, WHERE IF YOU TRY TO DO THE SAME THING WITH LIFTMASTER REMOTES, IT WOULD HAVE COST YOU $120, PLUS TAX $130! So tell me which one is better? $10 or $130? After you buy the LiftMaster remotes, someone just gives you $120 cash for no reason, no catch, would you give that someone a 5 star? Seems the least we can do for just the free money. You get the cheapest, the very easy to set up remote (and the longevity on these remotes, any remote, is almost always guaranteed) for just $5 each; you really can't get a better deal anywhere else. I tried to be as clear as I can with the instructions, I hope it helps you. Please remember if the remote covers your color/model opener, then it definitely can control it. If you can't connect it/set it up, just follow the instructions carefully and try again, you will be able to after you do it correctly.

This work very good and very easy to program.

Worked for lift master garage. They’re a weird purple color but they work fine.

Easy to program ……works like a charm.

Super easy to program, works perfectly

Easy to Program.

Only one of the three took the progamming to work, but shipping was fast!?? I'm not sure what the magic touch is. I've looked at 4 different resources for the programming sequence, and they're ALL different!? UPDATE: My operator is a Liftmaster with a control board that has black push buttons for LEARN, UP, DOWN and STOP...no color anywhere. However, there's a status LED that's yellow, so I was programming using that as the color for the number of pushes on the remote, which doesn't work. I looked at all the info on the controller and it's specifically states that mine is 315 MHz...and that equates to the 2 pushes for a purple Learn button, though mine has no color! The remaining 2 remotes paired quickly when using the 315/purple/2 pushes! Also, my controller doesn't have any lights to look for when programming is complete, nor does it make "2 clicks", either. However, the control board status LED does start to blink quickly, about twice a second, when the programming is completed/accepted. Just thought I'd add that little bit of information on the programming of these, if you've been in the same predicament of not having a 'color' Learn button to use! All 3 remotes are working flawlessly now, and I have to up my rating to 5 stars, even though the directions for programming these, from some sources, have obvious 'translating' errors, from Chinese(?), with the English language that are obvious with incomplete sentences and omissions of the words in, on, with, ect. Long story longer...All's well with these!

Universal for CHAMBERLAIN/LIFTMASTER only The look like other universal openers, but lack Genie integration. We, unfortunately, have two different chamberlain and a genie. So I might return for a slightly more expensive all-systems remote But for new chamberlain/old liftmaster, they work perfectly. I think the bad reviews are user error Rtfm ;-) (Or, in my case, rtfd)

Surprisingly affordable, a long distance range, was easy to program to my garage. Am happy so far ... hope they will work well for years.

super

It’s easy to setup and working well.

As described

Awesome