Apple accessories company Nomad today announced the launch of its latest product, the Leather Cover for the Siri Remote. Nomad designed the leather cover to accommodate the AirTag, adding Find My tracking capabilities to the Siri‌ Remote.


Priced at $40, the leather cover is made of dark brown Horween leather and fits snugly over the remote control. At the back, there’s a small pocket where the AirTag can be placed inside, then a flap hides it away for a more streamlined look.

There were rumors that the latest Apple TV Remote might feature ‌ Find My‌ integration, but when the device was turned on, there was no sign of the tracking feature. Instead, it works like any Apple TV‌ remote control and doesn’t have a special feature to locate it if you lose it.

Nomad Siri Remote 2
With the addition of AirTag, your Apple TV‌ Remote can be placed in the Find My‌ app along with your other devices. The leather cover for the ‌Siri‌ Remote Control can be purchased today from the Nomad website.

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