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Amazon Fire TV Remote Pro With Alexa Price History
Price History for Amazon - Alexa Voice Remote Pro 2022 with Remote Finder TV Controls Backlit Buttons and requires...
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Current Price
$24.99
January 8, 2025
Highest Price
$34.99
October 14, 2024
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$24.99
November 18, 2024
Since October 14, 2024
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$24.99
November 18, 2024
$34.99
November 8, 2024
$27.99
October 24, 2024
$34.99
October 14, 2024
Amazon Fire TV Remote Pro With Alexa Description
“Alexa, find my remote.” – Use a device with Alexa, the Alexa app or Fire TV app and Alexa Voice Remote Pro will emit a ring. No searching cushions.
Backlit for your convenience – Navigate movie night with a motion-activated backlight that illuminates buttons in dimly-lit rooms.
Two customizable buttons – Create your own shortcuts to favorite channels, apps, or any Alexa commands.
Dedicated headphone button – A new shortcut to the on-screen Bluetooth menu that lets you pair your wireless headphones fast.
Integrated TV controls – Control power, volume, plus surf live TV with dedicated channel buttons all from one remote.
Press and ask Alexa – Use your voice to find your shows, open apps, manage volume, and even control compatible smart home devices.
Compatible with most Fire TV streaming media players, Amazon Fire TV smart TVs, and smart TVs with Fire TV built-in.
Not compatible with Fire TV (1st and 2nd Gen), Fire TV Stick (1st Gen), Element Fire TV Edition, Insignia HD/Insignia FHD, Hisense U6HF 4K ULED Fire TV Series, or Echo show 15.
Amazon Fire TV Remote Pro With Alexa Specification
Specification: Amazon Fire TV Remote Pro With Alexa
Size
38 x 148 x 18 mm
Weight
54 g (without batteries)
Batteries
2 AAA (included)
Technology
Bluetooth, IR
Compatibility
Compatible with most Fire TV streaming media players, Amazon Fire TV smart TVs, and smart TVs with Fire TV built-in. Check compatibility with Fire TV devices.
Warranty and service
90-Day Limited Warranty and service included. Use of Fire TV is subject to the terms found here.
5 reviews for Amazon Fire TV Remote Pro With Alexa
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T. Stepp –
The Amazon Alexa Voice Remote Pro has been a fantastic addition to my smart home setup, and it’s easily one of the best remote controls I’ve used.
The standout feature for me is the voice control. With just a press of a button, I can search for content, adjust the volume, or control other Alexa-compatible devices—all without needing to look at the remote. The voice recognition is highly accurate, even when there’s background noise, making it incredibly convenient to use.
The remote is also designed with a sleek, ergonomic shape that fits comfortably in the hand. The buttons are well-placed and have a nice tactile feel, so I never have to fumble around to find the right one. It also includes customizable buttons that I can set to quickly access my favorite apps or commands, which is a great time-saver.
One of the coolest features is the remote finder. If the remote ever gets misplaced (which happens more often than I’d like to admit), I can simply ask Alexa to find it, and the remote will emit a sound to help me track it down. This feature alone is worth the upgrade!
Battery life is impressive, too. Even with regular use, the remote lasts a long time before needing a recharge, which is a huge plus.
In summary, the Amazon Alexa Voice Remote Pro is a must-have for anyone who frequently uses Alexa-enabled devices. It’s a smart, intuitive upgrade that adds a lot of value to the overall experience. I highly recommend it for its ease of use, functionality, and thoughtful design!
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Hansel –
I didn’t think I’d need to buy this but I did and I’m glad I did. I received a Fire TV Omni for Christmas a couple years ago and I still like it. After a couple years, the remote started to feel a feel slippery from use, the buttons weren’t as responsive, and the battery cover kept coming off. It basically felt a little cheap as time went on. I bought this as a replacement.
The texture and feel of this new remote feel a lot better and not cheap at all. the texture and quality of the plastic feels like a huge improvement and the response time actually seems a bit better but that could be relative to my experience to the past one dragging for a bit.
I absolutely love the backlit lights and the remote find is definitely cool. I didn’t think I’d need it but sure the first day I did and it worked perfectly. the ability to preset a couple buttons and headphone pairing is also a plus
My only real gripe is the pre-preset buttons. I like the idea of it but I don’t use DirecTV or peacock so now I just have two useless buttons that sit there. If I accidently touch them, Firetv wants me to download the app etc. Its a bit of a waste of time and space.
Frankly with Alexa you don’t need the preset buttons.
My only gripe
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michael –
Why not just a $10 unit? This one includes a remote finder, all I need to do is either use my cell phone or my Amazon Echos throughout the house to locate the remote. It also lights up at night so you can see all the buttons, not just one or two, all of them. And it has 2 programmable buttons. I’ve got a Roku player so I have 1 set to Input Roku and can start to use the other remote as needed. Would like to see Roku integrated into this but maybe next time I’ll buy a Roku based TV. Still a bit steep on the $$ but I think overall it’s better, my only complaint is the circle portion, it’s got a bit of a rough edge to it.
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Just Me –
8/26 edit – Amazon CS contacted me about the remote not functioning and the problem has been resolved. They were very helpful regarding the issue.
Just like the previous generic remote i purchased, the official item is recognized by the Amazon Fire TV but Alexa will not activate or sync. Product is flawed and amazon customer service was little to no help.
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Just Me –
I recently purchased an Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K to eliminate an issue I had with my Vizio “Smart” 4K TV freezing up with apps, specifically Netflix. Problem solved (I’ll review the Fire TV Stick 4K separately..it’s great!).
The remote that came with the Fire TV Stick 4k (on the left in the picture) worked great. Paired easily with my TV, Fire Stick and Alexa-enabled Echo Dot speaker. It really lacked only one thing that I wanted…back-lit buttons. I use this in my bedroom and at night in a dark room, fumbling to find the buttons was a pain. I could say “Alexa…rewind 30 seconds”, etc and my Echo Dot would take over but I wanted to be able to make full use of the remote, separate from the Echo Dot so I’ll concentrate my review on the remote itself.
Here are the things that the “PRO” has that the “standard” Alexa Fire TV voice remote doesn’t have:
“Find My Remote”: NOTE: If you already have an Alexa Voice remote, you will want to add the Pro as a second remote and keep your original to use this feature if you don’t have an Echo Dot or other Voice enabled device. The “Find My Remote” feature is a definite plus. You just say “Alexa…find my remote” and the PRO will begin to beep until you find it and touch a button. It works with any Alexa device (including your old Alexa voice remote) and ALSO WORKS WITH THE ALEXA APP on your phone. The “beeping” isn’t very loud, but it’s loud enough to enable you to find the remote between sofa cushions.
Back-lit buttons: My favorite feature, hands down. It lights up automatically when it senses movement or if you press any button. The other features are cool and useful, but I got spoiled having a universal remote with back-lit buttons.
Bluetooth Headphone Pairing (top right button): Easily paired my Pioneer Bluetooth headphones with very good quality and no lag or delay in the audio. A nice feature, but I live alone so I don’t use headphones for TV viewing, so it’s nice to have, but didn’t factor into my decision to buy it, but if it’s something that you would use, it works great.
In addition to the Volume Up/Down the Pro includes a Channel Up/Down button. I have no need for this very often but it’s handy.
Settings Button: The Pro has a button that takes you directly to the “Settings Menu” skipping the need to use the “Menu” button and having to navigate to Settings. I guess it’s useful, but I don’t see a need to access settings very often and using the blue Alexa Voice control button, you can just press it and say “Open Settings”.
2 Programmable Buttons on the PRO (labeled 1 and 2): Basically any command you give to Alexa, you can use these as a shortcut. You can also assign apps to them, etc. I assigned Button 1 to open HBOMAX and Button 2 to open YouTube TV as an example. The 4 quick-launch app buttons (Prime Video, Netflix, Disney+ and Hulu) at the bottom came as shown in my pic. In the product pics for this item above they are shown as blank buttons for some reason?
I also have a Blink camera linked to my Alexa and can see a live shot from the camera on my TV with a quick voice command (“Show Camera Name”) or I could assign that voice command to one of the 2 programmable buttons.
When programming the buttons (a very easy process) it will show you your recent Alexa voice commands to choose from, you can choose “Apps” for a listing of all of your apps, etc. Same for games, etc.
My decision to buy this rather than stick with the Alexa Voice remote that came with my Fire TV 4K was the Back-lit buttons. The headphone connection is cool, but I don’t need it. The settings button I don’t see my needing to access it often, so I don’t care. Channel Up/Down button, only useful for me when using YouTube TV and I rarely channel surf so, I can live without it The 2 Programmable buttons: I like that I can have 2 extra apps to launch using one touch but I could just say “Launch HBOMAX” so maybe I’ll find more fun or useful ways to use the buttons.
****When pressing the Blue Alexa Voice Button on the remote you don’t need to say “Alexa” before giving the command. I did that once and had my Echo Dot trying to respond as well as the remote. lol
In the end, I basically paid $35 so I could see the remote’s buttons in the dark (I only paid $24.99 for the Fire TV Stick 4K with voice remote). LOL Was it worth it? I switched back to using the original one for one night and yes, not being able to see the buttons after being able to the night before is worth the $35 to eliminate the frustration. LOL
I hope you find this review helpful.
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T. Stepp –
The Amazon Alexa Voice Remote Pro has been a fantastic addition to my smart home setup, and it’s easily one of the best remote controls I’ve used.
The standout feature for me is the voice control. With just a press of a button, I can search for content, adjust the volume, or control other Alexa-compatible devices—all without needing to look at the remote. The voice recognition is highly accurate, even when there’s background noise, making it incredibly convenient to use.
The remote is also designed with a sleek, ergonomic shape that fits comfortably in the hand. The buttons are well-placed and have a nice tactile feel, so I never have to fumble around to find the right one. It also includes customizable buttons that I can set to quickly access my favorite apps or commands, which is a great time-saver.
One of the coolest features is the remote finder. If the remote ever gets misplaced (which happens more often than I’d like to admit), I can simply ask Alexa to find it, and the remote will emit a sound to help me track it down. This feature alone is worth the upgrade!
Battery life is impressive, too. Even with regular use, the remote lasts a long time before needing a recharge, which is a huge plus.
In summary, the Amazon Alexa Voice Remote Pro is a must-have for anyone who frequently uses Alexa-enabled devices. It’s a smart, intuitive upgrade that adds a lot of value to the overall experience. I highly recommend it for its ease of use, functionality, and thoughtful design!
Hansel –
I didn’t think I’d need to buy this but I did and I’m glad I did. I received a Fire TV Omni for Christmas a couple years ago and I still like it. After a couple years, the remote started to feel a feel slippery from use, the buttons weren’t as responsive, and the battery cover kept coming off. It basically felt a little cheap as time went on. I bought this as a replacement.
The texture and feel of this new remote feel a lot better and not cheap at all. the texture and quality of the plastic feels like a huge improvement and the response time actually seems a bit better but that could be relative to my experience to the past one dragging for a bit.
I absolutely love the backlit lights and the remote find is definitely cool. I didn’t think I’d need it but sure the first day I did and it worked perfectly. the ability to preset a couple buttons and headphone pairing is also a plus
My only real gripe is the pre-preset buttons. I like the idea of it but I don’t use DirecTV or peacock so now I just have two useless buttons that sit there. If I accidently touch them, Firetv wants me to download the app etc. Its a bit of a waste of time and space.
Frankly with Alexa you don’t need the preset buttons.
My only gripe
michael –
Why not just a $10 unit?
This one includes a remote finder, all I need to do is either use my cell phone or my Amazon Echos throughout the house to locate the remote.
It also lights up at night so you can see all the buttons, not just one or two, all of them.
And it has 2 programmable buttons. I’ve got a Roku player so I have 1 set to Input Roku and can start to use the other remote as needed. Would like to see Roku integrated into this but maybe next time I’ll buy a Roku based TV. Still a bit steep on the $$ but I think overall it’s better, my only complaint is the circle portion, it’s got a bit of a rough edge to it.
Just Me –
8/26 edit – Amazon CS contacted me about the remote not functioning and the problem has been resolved. They were very helpful regarding the issue.
Just like the previous generic remote i purchased, the official item is recognized by the Amazon Fire TV but Alexa will not activate or sync. Product is flawed and amazon customer service was little to no help.
Just Me –
I recently purchased an Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K to eliminate an issue I had with my Vizio “Smart” 4K TV freezing up with apps, specifically Netflix. Problem solved (I’ll review the Fire TV Stick 4K separately..it’s great!).
The remote that came with the Fire TV Stick 4k (on the left in the picture) worked great. Paired easily with my TV, Fire Stick and Alexa-enabled Echo Dot speaker. It really lacked only one thing that I wanted…back-lit buttons. I use this in my bedroom and at night in a dark room, fumbling to find the buttons was a pain. I could say “Alexa…rewind 30 seconds”, etc and my Echo Dot would take over but I wanted to be able to make full use of the remote, separate from the Echo Dot so I’ll concentrate my review on the remote itself.
Here are the things that the “PRO” has that the “standard” Alexa Fire TV voice remote doesn’t have:
“Find My Remote”: NOTE: If you already have an Alexa Voice remote, you will want to add the Pro as a second remote and keep your original to use this feature if you don’t have an Echo Dot or other Voice enabled device. The “Find My Remote” feature is a definite plus. You just say “Alexa…find my remote” and the PRO will begin to beep until you find it and touch a button. It works with any Alexa device (including your old Alexa voice remote) and ALSO WORKS WITH THE ALEXA APP on your phone. The “beeping” isn’t very loud, but it’s loud enough to enable you to find the remote between sofa cushions.
Back-lit buttons: My favorite feature, hands down. It lights up automatically when it senses movement or if you press any button. The other features are cool and useful, but I got spoiled having a universal remote with back-lit buttons.
Bluetooth Headphone Pairing (top right button): Easily paired my Pioneer Bluetooth headphones with very good quality and no lag or delay in the audio. A nice feature, but I live alone so I don’t use headphones for TV viewing, so it’s nice to have, but didn’t factor into my decision to buy it, but if it’s something that you would use, it works great.
In addition to the Volume Up/Down the Pro includes a Channel Up/Down button. I have no need for this very often but it’s handy.
Settings Button: The Pro has a button that takes you directly to the “Settings Menu” skipping the need to use the “Menu” button and having to navigate to Settings. I guess it’s useful, but I don’t see a need to access settings very often and using the blue Alexa Voice control button, you can just press it and say “Open Settings”.
2 Programmable Buttons on the PRO (labeled 1 and 2): Basically any command you give to Alexa, you can use these as a shortcut. You can also assign apps to them, etc. I assigned Button 1 to open HBOMAX and Button 2 to open YouTube TV as an example. The 4 quick-launch app buttons (Prime Video, Netflix, Disney+ and Hulu) at the bottom came as shown in my pic. In the product pics for this item above they are shown as blank buttons for some reason?
I also have a Blink camera linked to my Alexa and can see a live shot from the camera on my TV with a quick voice command (“Show Camera Name”) or I could assign that voice command to one of the 2 programmable buttons.
When programming the buttons (a very easy process) it will show you your recent Alexa voice commands to choose from, you can choose “Apps” for a listing of all of your apps, etc. Same for games, etc.
My decision to buy this rather than stick with the Alexa Voice remote that came with my Fire TV 4K was the Back-lit buttons.
The headphone connection is cool, but I don’t need it.
The settings button I don’t see my needing to access it often, so I don’t care.
Channel Up/Down button, only useful for me when using YouTube TV and I rarely channel surf so, I can live without it
The 2 Programmable buttons: I like that I can have 2 extra apps to launch using one touch but I could just say “Launch HBOMAX” so maybe I’ll find more fun or useful ways to use the buttons.
****When pressing the Blue Alexa Voice Button on the remote you don’t need to say “Alexa” before giving the command. I did that once and had my Echo Dot trying to respond as well as the remote. lol
In the end, I basically paid $35 so I could see the remote’s buttons in the dark (I only paid $24.99 for the Fire TV Stick 4K with voice remote). LOL Was it worth it? I switched back to using the original one for one night and yes, not being able to see the buttons after being able to the night before is worth the $35 to eliminate the frustration. LOL
I hope you find this review helpful.