I lost my Roku remotes constantly until I found this simple fix

Losing a Roku remote is a common frustration, but Roku provides several built-in remedies. For users with a Roku Voice Pro remote, a simple voice command—'Hey Roku, where's my remote?'—triggers a chirping sound to help locate it. This requires hands-free voice mode to be enabled via a slider on the remote. If you don't have that model, the free Roku mobile app offers a remote ping feature. Open the app, tap 'Devices,' select your device, tap the three-dot menu, and choose 'Ping remote.' The remote will emit a tone to guide you.

For those with a Roku Ultra, Streambar SE, Roku 4, or Roku Pro Series TV, a physical 'Find Remote' button is available. On Pro Series TVs, it's a dedicated button above the power button; on other devices, you may navigate a joystick or three-button setup to find it. As a last-resort preventive measure, the author suggests a low-tech fix: drilling small holes in the battery cover and tying the remote to a bedpost with string. This simple trick keeps remotes from wandering off.