How to claim free Netflix Remote for your OnePlus TV

By Vasan G.S. • Updated On 9 Dec 2019

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The original OnePlus TV remote was chic and sleek but at the same time very minimal too. It resembled the Apple TV controller and had a handful of buttons. Although it had a multi-direction navigator and a google assistant key, it felt simple for some reason. Well, not anymore as the brand has launched a new telly-mote that sports a dedicated Netflix button. And it’s free! So, here’s how you can claim a free Netflix remote for your OnePlus TV.

Steps to get a free Netflix Remote

OnePlus TV with Netflix Remote

It’s quite a simple procedure. Just follow as mentioned down below –

Hop on to this page on the official oneplus.in the website link.
Next up you need to know the Serial Number of your OnePlus TV. You can find it within the settings menu on the TV. Precisely, go to Settings > More Settings > About > Status > Serial Number.
Copy Paste and Verify the Serial Number (SN) in the ‘Account Center’ -‘Device’. You may jump straight into this link to input the SN. When you visit the above link via this link, you will be required to log in to your OnePlus account. If you don’t have an account already, you may opt for sign in via Google or Facebook social accounts.
You’ll get your Invitation Code. Now, you can use the same for redeeming your Netflix remote. The code is valid for 45 days only. So, you better be quick!

For now, the availability is limited to an invite basis. However, the website does offer you the “Notify Me” option and you can grab delivery details via pin code.

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OnePlus TV launched in India

Please note: Only users who received RC-001A (w/o Netflix button) in the box are eligible for this offer.

OnePlus mentions a turnaround time of 5 days, by which you are likely to get your remote. However, there might be delays due to logistic issues or other force majeure.

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Just last Friday, OnePlus brought Netflix app support via its OTA software update version (V1.8.0T1911211115). This is available for both OnePlus TV Q1 and Q1 Pro. Overall, the new additions nudge the entertainment proposition for new TV buyers and prevailing users alike.

Vasan G.S.

An inquisitive mind who spends a big chunk of the day keenly tracking every emerging detail and is responsible for quickly passing on important developments to Smartprix followers. He loves to stay in his bubble scripting his destiny involving amazing technology and people with good character, passion, and brilliance.

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