Nexus B Stroker Remote: Charging and Pairing Setup
By Nexus | Published: 2026-11-03
Category: Gör-det-själv-guider
Set up your Nexus B Stroker remote control in minutes: charge it fully, pair it correctly, and fix the most common connection and battery mistakes.
Quick answer
Charge the remote fully before first use, then pair it with the B Stroker while both devices are close together and switched on. If pairing fails, check the battery level and confirm you are using the B Stroker remote, not the G Stroker version.
Why the remote needs a full charge first
A partially charged remote can behave unpredictably during pairing: button presses may register late or not at all, which makes it hard to tell whether the remote or the toy is at fault. Charge the remote to full before you attempt setup so you are troubleshooting one variable at a time.
The same logic applies to the stroker itself. If the toy has a low battery, it may power on but drop the connection mid-pairing. Top up both devices before you start.
Compatibility: B Stroker only
The replacement remote sold for the B Stroker is not compatible with the Nexus G Stroker. If you own both toys, label or store the remotes separately so you do not waste time pairing the wrong one. A remote that will not pair is sometimes simply the wrong model.
Charging and pairing steps
- Charge the remote to full: Connect the remote to its charger and leave it until fully charged before the first pairing attempt. Common mistake: pairing while the remote is still charging or only partly charged, which can cause missed button presses. A full charge removes low battery as a cause of pairing failure.
- Charge the stroker: Make sure the B Stroker itself is charged according to its own instructions. Common mistake: assuming the toy is charged because it switched on briefly. Both devices need adequate power before pairing.
- Confirm you have the correct remote: Check that the remote is the B Stroker version, not a G Stroker remote. Common mistake: mixing up remotes when you own more than one Nexus toy. The wrong model will never pair, no matter how many times you retry.
- Power on both devices close together: Switch on the stroker and the remote while they are within arm's reach of each other. Common mistake: trying to pair from across the room or through a closed drawer. Keep them close until pairing is confirmed.
- Pair using the remote's pairing action: Follow the pairing sequence for your remote, typically holding the pairing button until the indicator responds, then pressing a button to test control. Common mistake: pressing buttons randomly instead of using the pairing action. Test with a simple command before relying on the remote during play.
- If pairing fails, reset and retry: Power both devices off, wait a few seconds, then repeat the pairing steps from the start. Common mistake: repeatedly retrying without power-cycling, which can leave the devices in a stale state. A clean restart solves most connection issues before you consider a replacement.
Replacement remote facts
- Nexus - B Stroker Remote Control - Rechargeable: This is a rechargeable replacement remote for the Nexus B Stroker. If your original remote is lost or damaged, you can restore control without replacing the whole toy.
Nexus - B Stroker Remote Control - Rechargeable - Nexus - B Stroker Remote Control - Rechargeable: The remote is not compatible with the Nexus G Stroker. Check your toy model before buying so you do not end up with a remote that cannot pair.
