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Lilmoose1964
Reel Rookie
4 years ago
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Ultra Model 4800R Player Remote

I just received a new Roku Ultra model 4800R player. It came with a RC-EL3 remote. I would like to have two remotes for this player (one for me, one for wife). I already have remotes that were being ...
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  • renojim's avatar
    renojim
    4 years ago

    The only Bluetooth remote Roku ever used was for the Roku 2 XS, and I don't believe those you have are it.  I assume you mean RC-AL7.  Tivoburkee can give you the definitive answer, but I believe both of those should work on your Ultra.  Any of the current remotes will work with any model Ultra.  The simple remote is IR and the voice remotes are RF.

    https://www.roku.com/products/accessories

    You might want to try harder to pair the ones you have.  Make sure you have good, fresh batteries and it helps if the remote is close to the Roku when you try to pair.

renojim's avatar
renojim
Community Streaming Expert
4 years ago

The only Bluetooth remote Roku ever used was for the Roku 2 XS, and I don't believe those you have are it.  I assume you mean RC-AL7.  Tivoburkee can give you the definitive answer, but I believe both of those should work on your Ultra.  Any of the current remotes will work with any model Ultra.  The simple remote is IR and the voice remotes are RF.

https://www.roku.com/products/accessories

You might want to try harder to pair the ones you have.  Make sure you have good, fresh batteries and it helps if the remote is close to the Roku when you try to pair.

  • Lilmoose1964's avatar
    Lilmoose1964
    Reel Rookie
    4 years ago

    Thanks for the suggestion.  I changed the batteries in one of the old remotes and it paired up right away.  And yes, the model number on one of the old ones was a type.  The correct model numbers should have been RC-AL9 and RC-AL7.