Summary:
- The Amazon Fire TV Stick remote can be controlled without having to fumble with multiple remotes and is powered by two AAA batteries.
- There are a few ways to check the battery status of your Fire TV Stick remote, including going to the Settings app or using a third-party app.
- If your remote batteries are low, you can replace them by removing the back cover, inserting two new AAA batteries, and replacing the cover.
- Additional tips for extending the battery life of your remote include turning it off when not in use, keeping it away from heat and moisture, and using alkaline batteries.
Ted’s Take:
So you’re stuck in the middle of an intense episode of your favorite TV show and suddenly your remote dies. Well, fear not, my friend, because I’ve got you covered. Checking the battery status of your Fire TV Stick remote is as easy as checking the weather, only more important because no one wants to be caught in a binge-watching storm without their trusty remote. You can navigate through the Settings app or download a third-party app to find out just how much juice is left. And if you’re running low, don’t panic, just pop in some new AAA batteries and you’ll be back to navigating through your favorite shows in no time. Remember, a happy remote makes for a happy binge-watcher.
Original Article: https://techfullnews.com/?p=20463
