Roku’s forthcoming Voice Remote Pro is a fantastic rechargeable solution that kicks disposable batteries to the curb. But for everything I love about it, it still has one major flaw: its ...

Roku says that the remote, which uses the older Micro-USB standard to charge as opposed to the modern USB-C port, will be able to run for two months before you'd need to plug it back in. There is ...

You won't have to keep replacing batteries with the Roku Voice Remote Pro ($29.99, available now at Roku.com; in stores in May), which can be used for months when charged with any MicroUSB charger.

Roku says a full charge takes two to three hours and can last around two months. That fact alone is enough for me to say every Roku device user should get the Voice Remote Pro.

It seems Roku is finally ready to offer a rechargeable remote — a post on Reddit, which was first spied by Zatz Not Funny, shows a limited time offer Voice Remote Pro with a rechargeable battery ...

Roku's best remote yet has hands-free control and a rechargeable battery, but some missing voice commands hold it back. By Jared Newman Apr 19, 2021 3:00 am PDT Image: Jared Newman / IDG ...

The other features still make for a worthwhile upgrade, however, as this is Roku’s first remote with a rechargeable battery, for example. The device charges via a micro-USB cable, which is more ...

The company launched its first rechargeable remote control, priced at $30, that will let you track it down if you’ve lost it by simply saying “Hey Roku, find my remote.” ...

Jed John Ikoba - Feb 16, 2021 Some feeds monitored on Reddit have indicated that Roku may soon unveil a rechargeable remote control for its set-top boxes called the Roku Voice Remote Pro.