

🎬 Command your entertainment like a pro with the Apple TV Siri Remote (3rd Gen)
The Apple TV Siri Remote (3rd Generation) offers precise, touch-enabled navigation and voice control via Siri, compatible across multiple Apple TV models. Featuring a fast USB-C recharge port and a sleek, ergonomic design, it delivers a seamless, premium user experience for the modern streaming enthusiast.
| ASIN | B0DCKHXDC3 |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included) |
| Date First Available | August 7, 2024 |
| Item Weight | 3.84 ounces |
| Item model number | MW5G3AM/A |
| Manufacturer | Apple |
| Package Dimensions | 6.77 x 2.6 x 0.75 inches |
M**R
Perfect replacement — easy pairing
I lost the original remote for my Apple TV and this replacement worked perfectly. The pairing process was automatic and painless, and it was up and running in just a few moments. Everything functions exactly as expected, and it feels just like the original. If you need a replacement remote, this is an easy, stress-free solution.
Z**1
Better than 4th Gen IMHO
I bought this because I put my other one through the wash. Oops! Didn't see it in the sheets... We used to have the newer model on both of our TVs (Apple TV Siri 4K 4th Gen) but, honestly, I do not like that one. A few years years ago my boss told me he wanted the new version and to please order them for him. He had the 3rd Gen on both of his TVs. I offered to trade his out for with mine because using them at his house (I was a Personal Assistant) I found I liked it more. Even though it was an older version. The 4th gen uses a track pad at the top of it and most of the controlling, bar the pause and play button and maybe a menu button (don't quote me on that) is done through that and was just annoying. So when I put one of them through the wash accidentally, I bought another one (I think it was $68 at the time - still less than the 4th gen). The 4th gen (again, I do not love it - I know I keep repeating this) is $108 (at time of typing and this is $58 (at time of typing). Worth it! The cost is less and it works better (IMHO). It has Siri voice - which I use for searching things on YouTube or for Movies, etc. which helps a lot so you do not have to type on the awkward virtual keyboards. Quality is great - it is solid and well-built. And you have the menu button, the little circle button to go back and forth and the middle you can use as a trackpad if you so desire. Volume works just fine - we have it paired with the sound bar. I am not sure why Apple decided to change it to just a track pad. Worth the $50+ savings!
G**1
Refined and Responsive Remote for Apple TV Users
The Apple TV Siri Remote (3rd Generation) is an updated and improved remote control designed for Apple TV 4K and Apple TV HD. It features a sleek aluminum body, an intuitive touch-enabled clickpad, and USB-C charging. I tested it for responsiveness, ease of use, and overall functionality in daily streaming and navigation. Pros: ✅ Smooth and precise touch-enabled clickpad for intuitive navigation ✅ USB-C charging replaces the previous Lightning port for added convenience ✅ Sleek, premium aluminum design feels durable and comfortable to hold ✅ Dedicated Siri button for easy voice control ✅ Improved button layout makes navigation easier compared to previous models Cons: ❌ No Find My support, making it easy to misplace ❌ Still lacks backlighting, which would improve usability in the dark ❌ No motion sensors for gaming, unlike the first-gen Siri Remote Performance and Usability: This third-generation Siri Remote is a significant improvement over older models, with a more intuitive touchpad that allows for precise scrolling and swiping. The button layout is straightforward, and the USB-C charging port makes it future-proof as Apple moves away from Lightning cables. While the lack of Find My integration is disappointing, the build quality and functionality make it a pleasure to use. Comparison: Compared to the previous (2nd-gen) Siri Remote, this model is nearly identical but switches from Lightning to USB-C charging. It remains a huge upgrade over the 1st-gen Siri Remote, which had a tricky glass touchpad and a less user-friendly design. Who Is This For?: Ideal for Apple TV users who want a refined, responsive remote with voice control and a premium design. A great replacement for those upgrading from older Apple TV remotes. Conclusion: The Apple TV Siri Remote (3rd Gen) is a well-designed, responsive, and premium-feeling remote that enhances the Apple TV experience. While Find My support and backlighting would make it even better, it’s still the best Apple TV remote yet.
R**Y
Great upgrade
Works great! Easy to pair. Thicker than the remote that came with my older Apple TV. Love the volume control. Turned off the touch pad feature because I accidentally swiped it too much.
C**E
Its a good remote for Apple TV
The 3rd-gen Apple TV Siri Remote is a small but solid upgrade. It keeps the sleek aluminum design from before but now charges via USB-C, which feels more modern and convenient. The remote is comfortable to hold, and the buttons are easy to use, even without looking. The touch-enabled click pad is smooth and precise, making navigation super easy. Siri integration is reliable too—you can quickly search for shows, control playback, or adjust settings with your voice. One downside is the lack of backlit buttons, which would’ve been handy for dimly lit movie nights. Also, it’s surprising there’s no Find My support for those of us who misplace remotes regularly. It’s not cheap but well-made and pairs instantly with Apple TV. If you’re looking for a better experience or replacing an older remote, it’s worth it.
E**O
works great, solid build
works great, solid build
L**H
Too expensive
I don’t know. But mine stopped working soon after the arrival. since that is supposed to be such a fine product that is surprising that the remote, for the price, is so unmanageable at times. For example, changing the screen to show subtitles.
D**D
Good remote but you can only pair one at a time
Easy to pair and the remote works great. Love the USB-C charging port. As an FYI, the issue I have is with Apple. Apple doesn’t let you have more than one of these remotes paired per Apple TV. When you pair one, it unpairs the other. Supposedly because having one gives you the best experience. They are wrong. This makes only one person have control of the TV. My Roku lets me have as many as I want and there is no effect on user experience.
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