How to replace the battery in your Apple Remote
Follow these steps to remove and replace the battery in your Apple Remote (aluminium or white).
If you have an Apple Remote (aluminium)
Find the battery component on the back of your Apple Remote.
Use a coin to turn the battery door anticlockwise until the door opens.
Remove the old battery.
With the positive side facing up towards you, put in the new CR2032 or BR2032 lithium 3V coin battery (available at most electronics shops).
If you have an Apple Remote (white)
Find the battery compartment on the bottom of the Apple Remote.
With a paper clip or similar object, press the circular release button on the compartment and slide the battery tray out.
Remove the old battery.
With the positive side facing up towards you, put in the new CR2032 battery (available at most electronics shops).
Slide the battery tray back into the Apple Remote until it clicks.
If you have a Siri Remote or Apple TV Remote
Your Siri Remote or Apple TV Remote* has a rechargeable battery, not a replaceable battery.
If you have a Siri Remote (1st or 2nd generation) or Apple TV Remote (1st or 2nd generation), plug your remote into a computer or USB power adapter with a Lightning cable to charge it.
If you have a Siri Remote (3rd generation) or Apple TV Remote (3rd generation), plug your remote into a computer or USB power adapter with a USB-C cable to charge it.
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