Remote batteries
Remotes are not one battery. Pick your product family, identify the generation or part number, then open the matching device page.
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Roku remote
Roku remotes are not all the same. Identify your generation, then open the matching device page for the exact battery.
Amazon Fire TV remote
Fire TV remotes differ by generation. Use the model identifiers and battery notes below — do not assume every Alexa Voic…
Garage door remote
Battery type follows the handheld transmitter or keypad part number, not the opener model alone. Remotes are often CR203…
Samsung TV remote
Samsung remotes are not one battery design. Read the door or the underside label, then match a generation below — do not…
Vizio remote
Most documented Vizio TV remotes take two AAA cells — but confirm the printed remote model (XRT…) on the back or inside …
Ceiling fan remote
Ceiling fan remotes are not one battery. Hunter often uses CR2032; Hampton Bay kits may use A23 (23A), 2× AAA, or a coin…
AC / mini-split remote
Mini-split remotes are not one battery. Most IR handhelds use 2× AAA; some Mitsubishi RedLINK wall controllers use 2× AA…
Bose soundbar remote
Bose remotes are not one battery. Some Smart Soundbar and TV Speaker remotes use a CR2032 coin cell; Smart Soundbar 900 …
LG TV remote
LG remotes vary by Magic Remote generation and region. We do not invent a battery from the TV model alone — open the doo…
Sony TV / Bravia remote
Sony and Bravia remotes are not one battery design. Read the compartment or Sony’s support page for your remote part num…
Apple TV / Siri remote
Apple remotes changed power design across generations. Identify whether you have a classic AA remote or a sealed recharg…
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