How to Pair and Sync Your Nexus Remote with Multiple Devices

Quick Answer

To pair your Nexus remote with a new device, power on the toy, put the remote in pairing mode (usually by holding the power button), and follow the device-specific sync instructions. For app-controlled models like the Nexus Revo Stealth, use the app's connection menu to link the toy via Bluetooth. Always keep the remote and toy within a few feet during initial pairing, and avoid interference from other Bluetooth devices.

Pairing and syncing your Nexus remote with a new device is straightforward once you understand the reset and connection process. Whether you've lost the original remote, need to connect a replacement like the Nexus Revo Air Remote Control, or want to switch between multiple toys, these steps will guide you through a seamless setup.

Nexus toys use different connection methods depending on the model: some rely on dedicated remotes, while app-controlled versions like the Revo Stealth use Bluetooth. This guide covers both scenarios, helping you link your remote to one toy at a time and avoid the common mistake of trying to control multiple toys simultaneously without a multi-device feature.

Before You Start: What You Need

Check the toy's power status. Make sure the toy is fully charged and turned off before you begin pairing. Most Nexus toys have an LED indicator that blinks during pairing mode. If the battery is low, the device may not enter pairing mode correctly.

Have the manual or product page handy. Different models have specific button combinations for pairing. For example, the Nexus Revo Stealth uses the app, while the Revo Embrace uses a dedicated remote. If you're unsure, check the toy's product page or the remote's packaging for instructions.

Step-by-Step: Pairing a Replacement Remote with Your Toy

Power on the toy. Turn on the toy without the remote first. Some toys require the toy to be in a certain mode (like standby) before it accepts a new remote signal.

Put the remote into pairing mode. Typically, hold down the remote's power button for 3-5 seconds until an LED flashes. If you're using a Nexus Revo Air Remote Control, this is the same basic process.

Bring the remote close to the toy (within 1-2 feet) and press the pairing button or wait for the toy's LED to stop flashing and become solid, indicating a successful connection.

Test the connection. Use the remote to change speeds or turn the toy on/off. If it doesn't respond, repeat the process from step 2.

• Common mistake: If the remote doesn't pair, it may still be linked from the factory or to a previous toy. Reset both the toy and the remote (see troubleshooting below) before trying again.

Syncing Your Nexus Remote with the App (Revo Stealth)

For the Nexus Revo Stealth, download the official Nexus app from the App Store or Google Play. Turn on the toy and open the app. In the app, go to 'Settings' or 'Bluetooth' and select 'Pair New Device'.

The app will search for nearby Nexus devices. When the toy appears in the list, tap it. You may need to enter a PIN (often 0000) or confirm on both the toy and the app.

Once connected, the app will show the toy's battery level and allow you to control rotation speed, vibration modes, and even create custom patterns. The app can remember multiple devices, but you can only control one at a time.

• Pro tip: Keep your phone's Bluetooth on and close other Bluetooth audio devices to avoid interference during sync.

Troubleshooting Common Connection Issues

If your remote isn't pairing, first check if the remote is compatible with your toy. For example, the Nexus G-Stroker Remote Control is not compatible with Ace or Revo models, so using it with a Revo won't work. This is a common mistake—always verify compatibility before purchase or pairing.

If the remote is compatible but still not working, reset both devices. For most Nexus toys, you can reset by turning the toy off, holding the power button for 10 seconds, and then releasing. On the remote, remove the battery (if possible) or hold the power button for 15 seconds to clear its memory.

Another issue: If you're trying to sync the remote to a second toy while it's still paired to the first, the remote may only operate the last paired toy. Some models require you to unpair before switching. Check your manual for multi-toy support.

Interference is another factor. Move away from Wi-Fi routers, microwaves, and other Bluetooth devices, then try again.

Using Multiple Devices with One Remote: What You Need to Know

Most Nexus remotes are designed to pair with a single toy at a time. If you own several Nexus toys, you cannot control them simultaneously with one remote unless the toy supports multi-device pairing (which only some app-enabled models do).

To switch between toys, you'll need to re-pair the remote each time. This means resetting the remote and following the pairing steps for the new toy. It's a minor inconvenience but ensures you don't accidentally trigger the wrong toy.

If you prefer a more flexible setup, consider toys that work with the Nexus app (like the Revo Stealth) so you can easily switch between multiple devices through your phone.

• Checkpoint: Always confirm the model number on your remote and toy to ensure compatibility before you start.

Quick-Start Pairing Steps

1. Check Compatibility: Verify that your remote model matches your toy. For instance, the G-Stroker remote doesn't work with Revo models. Avoid buying the wrong remote—always cross-check model numbers.
2. Power On Both Devices: Turn on the toy and the remote. Ensure the toy is charged and within a few feet. Low battery can prevent pairing.
3. Enter Pairing Mode: Hold the power button on the remote for 3-5 seconds until the LED flashes, signaling it's ready to connect. If the LED doesn't flash, reset the remote (hold power for 15 seconds) and try again.
4. Sync and Test: Press the pairing button on the toy or wait for the app to find it. Then test all functions. If it doesn't work, repeat the process and move away from other Bluetooth devices.
5. For App Models: Use the Nexus app to pair over Bluetooth. Open the app, select 'Add Device,' and follow the prompts. Ensure your phone's Bluetooth is on and close other Bluetooth-dependent apps.

Remote and Pairing Essentials

• Nexus Revo Air Remote Control - Rechargeable: This replacement remote is rechargeable and waterproof, designed for convenience. If you lose or damage your Revo Air remote, this replacement ensures you can get back to hands-free play without needing to purchase a new toy. Its rechargeable battery saves you from frequent battery changes.
• Nexus - G-Stroker Remote Control - Rechargeable: A rechargeable replacement remote for the G-Stroker, but not compatible with Ace or Revo models. Before buying a replacement remote, always verify compatibility. This one won't work with Revo products, so selecting the wrong remote can waste money and time.
• Nexus Revo Stealth - Rotating Prostate Massager with App Control: Features a 2-speed bi-rotational shaft and a 6-mode vibrating base, controllable on the toy, with a remote up to 15 meters, or via the app. When paired with the app, you can control the Revo Stealth from anywhere within Bluetooth range—no line-of-sight needed. This adds convenience and versatility, especially for long-distance play scenarios.

Pairing your Nexus remote with a new device doesn't have to be frustrating. By checking compatibility first, following the reset and pairing steps, and considering app-based control for multiple devices, you'll be ready for hands-free, remote-controlled play in minutes. For replacement remotes, always choose the model designed for your specific toy to avoid disappointment.