SwitchBotRemote One Touch Button - Compatible with Multiple SwitchBot Devices such as SwitchBot Bot, Curtain, LED Light, Blind Tilt, Smart Home Easy to Control, Bluetooth Long Range 5.0

Had this a little while now and it's been really good so far. Battery lasts a good while and I love that it's rechargeable. The find feature is great too. I don't like hundreds of buttons and before I got this, would mostly use a Chromecast remote, so this one is a nice transition that still has a minimalist feel, but is able to control lots more stiff in the room. if you have other Switchbot devices, you can control them. I have it setup to open and close the curtains and turn the fireplace on and off, which feels... "premium", for lack of a better term. I'd love to see it integrated with Home Assistant which would allow me to turn my lights on and off.It could do with some updates to add some more icon options to the customisable buttons, and to make the edit functions consistent across all device types, but these are minor issues in my opinion.Overall it's great. Easy to use once you have it setup, great form factor, feels nice and is especially good if you have other Switchbot devices in the room.

Love this product !! Have a few around the house for different utilisations . My main appreciation is that it is quiet , fab at night when you dont want Alexa to yell 'OK' when everyone is asleep.

Works well. Could do with more functionality though.

I’ve been using this a month now. It’s easy to setup and configure to your needs. I added custom volume signals to my sky tv controls to control my unsupported stereo.The battery life is really good, and no issues.

I had high hopes for the SwitchBot Universal Remote Control with Hub Mini, but unfortunately, it didn’t work as well as I expected. The setup process was straightforward, and the app is easy to use, but I ran into compatibility issues that made me return it.📺 Not Compatible with Virgin Media Box – This was a big disappointment for me, as I mainly got it to control my Virgin TV box. No matter what I tried, I couldn't get it to work.📡 Difficult to Set Up for LG TV – While it did recognize my LG TV, it was a struggle to find the right remote profile, and even when I did, some functions were missing or unresponsive.✅ Good Concept & Works for Some Devices – It did control a few basic IR devices in my home, like an older fan and my soundbar, but the lack of wider compatibility was frustrating.I can see this working well for some people, especially if all their devices are supported. But for me, it didn’t cover the essentials, so I had to return it. Decent product, but check compatibility before buying!

Expensive for what it is. It was really difficult to set up and needed a firmware update before it could be used. It frequently loses connection from the hub which is in the same room, and I'd say 60% of the time, it doesn't actually work and I either have to press the buttons again or go into the app to control the function manually.

Great remote. Saves a lot of remote clutter in the living room. Works with both IR and Bluetooth. Don’t need the hub plugged in once the IR has been learnt if you wish. Battery life could be a tad better, but it’s good.

This remote does work, don’t get me wrong, but using it is *infuriating*.I bought it as a second remote for my Apple TV 4K. In fairness to it, it does fully control the device, and setting it up to work with it was a doddle. The default setup method for the Apple TV is BluetoothThe downside is the fact that you must first wake your remote before using it. Infrared TV remotes have been around for literally my entire life, and I was born in the 80s. Every single remote control I have used previously, infrared or otherwise, does *not* need to boot first.Honestly, how someone designed this and thought that was tolerable, I have no idea. Spamming pause or mute until the device finally responds is no fun.I thought perhaps Bluetooth might have been the cause, and that if I set up the Apple TV remote in infrared mode then things would be better. Programming infrared devices with this, frankly, has too many steps and involves a hub device that you will use for nothing else but this. Unfortunately, even in infrared mode, you must wait for it to wake up.If SwitchBot were to fix this simple design flaw, the weird infrared programming mechanism would have been tolerable and I would have given this a good review.