My remote uses battery very rapidly. We do use the headphone function and I understand that it drains the battery faster but it is a day between changes. I thought it was strange and expensive so I bought rechargeable batteries.
When the remote dies we remove the batteries and put them on the charger it turns out that only one battery is depleted. So I thought I would just switch sides when it dies and it starts working again but runs out even faster and when we put the batteries back on the charger one is empty and the other is still at least half charged. Seems like a faulty remote in my opinion.
Thanks for the post.
As you stated, using the Private Listening feature will use significantly more battery power than without using headphones connected to your remote.
In addition, we strongly recommend making sure your headphones are disconnected from your remote when not using your Roku device, even if the TV is turned off to avoid any unwanted excessive remote battery drain.
Thanks,
Danny
You are doing nothing wrong. Depending on how much you use the headphone jack, it might be perfectly normal. My Ultra usually needs batteries about every 3 months, but I don't use the headphone jack.
If you use it daily for extended periods, you might use them up in a week or two. I would consider that normal for that sort of use.
Thanks for the post.
As you stated, using the Private Listening feature will use significantly more battery power than without using headphones connected to your remote.
In addition, we strongly recommend making sure your headphones are disconnected from your remote when not using your Roku device, even if the TV is turned off to avoid any unwanted excessive remote battery drain.
Thanks,
Danny
My Roku + batteries are getting rapidly. I have to change my batteries every 2 week. I have plugged my Roku to my wall outlet. Can somebody provide a solution.
Regards,
keshav
Thanks for the post.
Can you please provide the model and serial number of your Roku device from Settings>System>About? I'll be able to assist you further from there.
Thanks,
Danny
Serial number is YH00AG088057
@Knair87 He asked for model number also.
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Model no: 3810X Roku Streaming Stick +
Hello @Knair87
Thank you for providing us your information.
I have forwarded your concern to our Support team. They will follow up and further assist you with your remote battery drain problem.
Your patience and understanding are greatly appreciated.
All the best,
Kariza
I have the same issues on my four remote controls. Uses battery like nothing else. Nothing is connected. Very faulty remote control.
How can i fix it? Can you send me new remotes?
I have always had the fast battery drain issue. Do the current remotes have this issue, or has it been corrected?