TV remote batteries dying

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Hello.
Picked up a 65" TCL last summer. The factory remote is going through batteries about every 3-4 months....crazy. I don't ever remember changing a remote's batteries more than once a year.

Any feedback?
 
You can try some lithium batteries. If you don't use the voice search function, you can unpair the remote and just use it IR. If it's still under warranty, TCL may send you a new remote, but that's probably about average battery life.
 
I bought a Sony TV a couple of years ago and eats a pair of AAA in about a month. I went to rechargeables. The remote has voice command but is activated by button.

It has backlit buttons when moved, so I figure that's probably the main draw.
 
I bought a Sony TV a couple of years ago and eats a pair of AAA in about a month. I went to rechargeables. The remote has voice command but is activated by button.

It has backlit buttons when moved, so I figure that's probably the main draw.
That's actually what I was thinking. I'd disable it, if I knew how.
 
I bought a Sony TV a couple of years ago and eats a pair of AAA in about a month. I went to rechargeables. The remote has voice command but is activated by button.

It has backlit buttons when moved, so I figure that's probably the main draw.

Yeah. That’s ideal. If only that alkalines can leak pretty badly. I use rechargeable whenever I can, rotating them through different devices. But for remotes I’ll typically put in a freshly charged set every month or so.
 
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