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The Samsung Solar Voice Remote (BN59-01482A) is the rechargeable remote that ships with Samsung's recent Neo QLED and OLED TVs. It charges from a solar panel on its back under indoor light or sunlight, and a USB-C port covers stretches in the dark, so it never needs AAA batteries. It adds a microphone for voice search through Bixby or Alexa, Bluetooth LE so you can point it anywhere, and four dedicated streaming buttons. The simplified layout and recycled-plastic build suit people who want fewer buttons and no battery runs; anyone who relies on a number pad or heavy manual input will find it stripped down compared with Samsung's older full-button remotes.
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Owners of Samsung's recent TVs generally like the solar charging and the cleaner layout, and many report going months without plugging it in. The common complaints are the missing number pad and the fixed app buttons, plus voice control that only works with Bixby or Alexa.
This is the Samsung Solar Voice Remote, model BN59-01482A, in white. It has dedicated buttons for Netflix, Samsung TV Plus, YouTube and Prime Video. The button layout is minimal, with a directional pad and essential controls.
A solar panel on the back charges the remote from indoor lamps or outdoor sunlight, so it doesn't need AAA batteries. A USB-C port allows wired charging if the remote has been kept in the dark and the battery is low. The case is made with recycled plastics.
A built-in microphone supports voice search and smart home control through Bixby or Amazon Alexa. The remote connects over Bluetooth Low Energy, so it doesn't have to be pointed at the TV. It can also be programmed to control devices such as soundbars, Blu-ray players and set-top boxes.
