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Identify your Apple TV remote. Learn how to identify your remote by its serial number and other details. Siri Remote (3rd generation) or Apple TV Remote (3rd generation) This remote ships with Apple TV 4K (3rd generation).* It features an aluminum silver casing and a touch-enabled clickpad for navigation.
To use the Apple TV Remote with an AirPlay-compatible smart TV, add your smart TV to the Home app and assign it to a room. The Apple TV Remote in Control Center works with Apple TV 4K, Apple TV HD, Apple TV (3rd generation), and AirPlay-compatible smart TVs only.
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Follow the onscreen instructions to teach your Apple TV remote how to control the volume on your TV, sound bar, or receiver. Not all features and content are available in all countries or regions or on all Apple TV models.
Use your Siri Remote or Apple TV Remote with Apple TV. Learn how to use your remote to find menus, play content, navigate your screen, and more.
You can find your Apple TV Remote or Siri Remote (2nd generation) or later using your iPhone. You can also use the Apple TV Remote in Control Center, or replace your remote.
If your remote isn't working as expected, first try pairing your remote to your Apple TV, or pairing it again. Point your remote at your Apple TV. Make sure that the remote is about three inches from your Apple TV.
Reconnect the Apple TV remote. Your remote comes automatically paired with your Apple TV. If it disconnects or you get a replacement remote, you’ll need to manually pair it to Apple TV. If your remote isn’t responding, you can reset it, then pair it again.
The Siri Remote (3rd generation) brings precise control to your Apple TV 4K.¹ Its touch-enabled clickpad lets you select titles, swipe through playlists, and use a circular gesture on the outer ring to find just the scene you’re looking for.
Charge the Apple TV remote. The remote that comes with your Apple TV has a rechargeable battery inside. With typical usage, you’ll need to charge it a few times a year. An alert appears on the TV screen when the remote battery is running low. You can also check the battery level in Settings.