Control all your Panasonic TVs from one app

Every Panasonic TV in the house appears in one app, and switching rooms is one tap. The detail that matters: Panasonic returned to the US in September 2024 with Fire TV built in — so a US Panasonic behaves like a Fire TV, not like the European My Home Screen sets.

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Which Panasonic TV you have — and how it takes commands

Panasonic left the US television market for about a decade and returned in September 2024 through a global partnership with Amazon, shipping Fire TV built in on the Z95A and Z85A OLEDs and the W95A Mini-LED. The 2025 range added the Z95B, W95B and the entry W70B. European Panasonic sets still run My Home Screen, which the US range does not.

Panasonic TV model lines, the operating system each one runs, how it is reached over the network, whether pairing is required, and where the on-set button is.
Model line / series	TV operating system	How it is controlled over the network	Pairing	On-set button
Z95A / Z85A (2024 OLED, US)	Amazon Fire TV	Local HTTP, found by mDNS (_amzn-wplay._tcp)	4-digit PIN on screen	Buttons on the rear or edge
W95A (2024 Mini-LED, US)	Amazon Fire TV	Local HTTP, found by mDNS (_amzn-wplay._tcp)	4-digit PIN on screen	Buttons on the rear or edge
Z95B / W95B / W70B (2025, US)	Amazon Fire TV	Local HTTP, found by mDNS (_amzn-wplay._tcp)	4-digit PIN on screen	Buttons on the rear or edge
2026 range (US)	Reported to split across Fire TV, Google TV and TiVo OS by tier	Depends on the platform that model ships with	Depends on the platform	Buttons on the rear or edge
European Panasonic range	My Home Screen — Panasonic’s own system	Panasonic’s own local protocol	Handled inside the TV	Buttons on the rear or edge

For 2026 Panasonic is reported to be splitting by tier — Fire TV on some Mini-LED models, Google TV on others, and TiVo OS on budget sets. Check the specific model rather than assuming the brand answer.

Reaching the menu with no remote

Power and inputs, nothing more

Panasonic’s support pages point at the Fire TV app on the same Wi-Fi, HDMI-CEC passthrough from another remote, or an Alexa device by voice. The edge buttons handle power and input only.

Known Panasonic failure mode

The Fire TV remote will not pair with the Panasonic

What helps: Panasonic’s documented reset is holding the left directional button together with Back and Menu for about twelve seconds. Stay within roughly ten feet, clear anything blocking the bottom-front sensor, and fit fresh batteries before retrying.

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Control multiple Panasonic Android TV / Google TV units from one iPhone app. All Android TV / Google TV units on your Wi-Fi network are discovered simultaneously via mDNS (_androidtvremote2._tcp) — switch between rooms with a single tap. Each TV connects via Protobuf over TLS TCP (port 6466/6467). No subscription, no separate apps per room — one free Panasonic remote app covers every TV in your home.

How it works

Control Every Panasonic TV in Your Home

Step 1

Download the App

Install the Universal TV Remote app for free. One app for every Panasonic Viera TV in your home.

Step 2

Connect to Home Wi-Fi

Make sure your phone is on the same Wi-Fi network all your Panasonic TVs are connected to.

Step 3

Add Each Panasonic TV

The app discovers all Panasonic Viera TVs on your network. Label each by room for easy switching.

Step 4

Switch TVs in One Tap

Tap any room to instantly control that Panasonic TV. No re-pairing, no extra subscriptions.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Specific answers for Panasonic TV users — including which Panasonic lines run which system.

Can I control multiple Panasonic TVs from one iPhone app?

Yes. Our free Panasonic remote app discovers all Panasonic Android TV / Google TV units on your Wi-Fi network simultaneously using mDNS (_androidtvremote2._tcp). Every TV appears in the device list — tap to switch between rooms instantly. Each connection uses Protobuf over TLS TCP (port 6466/6467). Requires 6-digit HEX PIN per TV on the first connection. No separate apps per TV, no subscription, and no limit on the number of TVs you can add.

How do I switch between multiple Panasonic TVs in the remote app?

All Panasonic Android TV / Google TV units on the same Wi-Fi network are discovered automatically via mDNS (_androidtvremote2._tcp) and appear in the app's device selector. Tap any to switch control instantly — the app maintains connections to all Android TV / Google TV units simultaneously so switching is immediate with no re-pairing delay. The app prompts you to complete 6-digit HEX PIN per TV on the very first connection only. Each subsequent connection is instant.

Is there a free Panasonic remote app that works across all TVs in my home?

Our free Panasonic remote app supports multi-room control with no additional cost. All Panasonic Android TV / Google TV units on your home network are discovered simultaneously via mDNS (_androidtvremote2._tcp). You select individual TVs from the device list — no simultaneous broadcast mode, but switching between TVs is instant. Each TV connects via Protobuf over TLS TCP (port 6466/6467). Requires 6-digit HEX PIN per TV on first launch. No subscription, no account, no limit on TV count.

Does Panasonic have its own remote app for this TV?

None for the US sets — the Amazon Fire TV app instead. Panasonic publishes no remote app for its US televisions, because the software on them is Amazon’s. What Panasonic does supply is its own physical remote, which adds a dedicated Input button and a customisable app button that Amazon’s own remote lacks.

Where is the button on the Panasonic TV itself, and can it reach the settings menu?

Panasonic does not document a precise button location the way Samsung and LG do — the controls sit on the rear or the edge and cover power, menu, channel and volume. Panasonic’s own support treats the Fire TV app and HDMI-CEC as the real answers for anything beyond that. Panasonic’s support pages point at the Fire TV app on the same Wi-Fi, HDMI-CEC passthrough from another remote, or an Alexa device by voice. The edge buttons handle power and input only.

Why would a remote app fail to find my Panasonic TV?

Panasonic documents this one directly, which is unusual and worth trusting. Sets are shipped with a Fire TV remote that can arrive unpaired, and the sensor sits at the bottom-front of the panel where a soundbar or shelf edge can block it. Panasonic’s documented reset is holding the left directional button together with Back and Menu for about twelve seconds. Stay within roughly ten feet, clear anything blocking the bottom-front sensor, and fit fresh batteries before retrying.