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IR Universal Remote with Sensor Cable
Real-Time Temp & Humidity Display
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Remote control via APP
Control your home's IR devices from anywhere, anytime with the Broadlink APP.
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Make your life more convenient
When paired with Alexa/Google Assistant, you can control your device with hands-free voice control.
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Smart routines, perfectly timed
Create custom schedules to sync IR devices like audio systems, TVs, or ACs with your daily rhythm.
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Control scenes with one button
Customize different scenes with one-click option for sleep scene, morning scene, away scene and more
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Intuitive user interface
Just select built-in channels to watch your favorite program.
Easy to setup and use
Download APP
Search for "BroadLink" on Google Play or scan the QR code on the user manual.
Register an account and log in to the Broadlink APP.
Add device
Go to the home page on APP, tap "Add device" and follow the instructions.
Disable mobile data traffic, select the device AP and stay connected to it.
Connect Wi-Fi
Choose you home Wi-Fi (2.4Ghz Wi-Fi only), input correct Wi-Fi password.
The Wi-Fi password should contain no more than 32 characters.
Link with Alexa
In BroadLink APP, tap "Add Voice Assistant".
In Google/Alexa/IFTTT App, enable the skill/service named "Broadlink", link account and discover devices.
william
Reviewed in Canada on March 20, 2024
I use it with home assistant to control various things. It works great and the humidity sensor is pretty accurate.
Akshay Rao
Reviewed in India on March 11, 2024
Edit: They have shipped replacements with the correct review. Updated my rating.Remote does what it claims it will do but despite paying extra for the temperature and humidity cable I have received the normal cable
Robert B
Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2024
Setup was easy. The TV codes were found, a stereo wasn't, but all the original remotes were available to teach any needed codes. Now before I even ordered this device, a few weeks ago I'd previously tested possible locations I'd place this device when I received it. I'd assumed that I'd need to place reflective items strategically to bounce IR to the equipment. Everywhere I held the original TV remote, the signal didn't reach the TV, so I definitely wasn't expecting the device to do better. Forward to now, I try to confirm that the signal would not reach from the device to the TV (as the device is definitely not nearly in front of the TV), but the TV fired up on the first go. The stereo was more picky, so I set a glass jar near the device for refraction, and that did the trick. Automations are a breeze to set up, and from simple timers to IFTTT, it's all there. I'm amazed how small the device is, and the build quality seems top-notch. You'll need a USB-A power source/charger, but many of us have plenty of those. I definitely would (and will) recommend this to anyone.
B. Jacobs
Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2024
I bought two of these to remotely control infrared heaters used as backup/supplemental heat at my house. They were relatively simple to set up using the app and while the heater was not in the remote database, the unit learned the remote with no problem. Since the remote is the same for both heaters, it only had to learn it once and I set up the second remote with the profile I saved in the app. I also like being able to monitor room temperatures so I can turn on and off the heaters remotely as needed. This is a much better solution than a smart plug which I wanted to avoid since it’s safer to plug heaters directly into the outlet.
User
Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2024
This device essentially replicates any IR remote that you have lying around. By doing this, you can make any IR controlled appliance "smart". As an added bonus, this device can also give you accurate temperature and humidity readouts.You have to use the Broadlink app to connect this device to your wifi network. The broadlink app is a little finicky and doesn't seem to work on some devices. I tried initially on an iphone and it didn't work. When I tried it on an android phone, it instantly recognized the device and I was able to set it up.You can use the Broadlink app to learn IR codes from your existing remote and then blast them out on command through the app. The IR LED seems to be very strong and it always triggers my A/C. The device has not gone offline or dropped Wifi connection in a couple of weeks. It reconnected back to wifi seamlessly after a power outage once. Broadlink has several similar devices and this one seems to be the best value for money. It is also very small and can be discretely hidden behind a cabinet or other furniture.The real trick is to pair this device with a home assistant setup. That way, you can automate a lot of dumb devices around the house.
ebook Reader
Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2024
Tried for 6 hours.Everytime it says the device says it is connected, after a short time it comes back with 'failed to set up device.'My wifi network was on the 2.4 ghz band.The instructions included are simple quick setup, but have no trouble shooting or detailed information on what to do.Second day, I was planning to return the device, but decided to try setting it up again. I have the eero wifi mesh, this time, I didn't set my network to 2.4ghz only, I also didn't turn off my phones cellular data.What I did do was turn off the wap 3 in the eero app, which I didn't think to try the day before. It worked. The device set up right away.After it is set up, you can turn the wap 3 back on.No issues now at all. It is working good.
T. Briggs
Reviewed in the United States on November 12, 2024
The setup was very difficult with my dual band router. I eventually had to disable the 5GHz SSID broadcast, and switch the authentication to WPA-PSK [TKIP] + WPA2-PSK [AES] from only WPA2-PSK [AES]. Also had to reboot the router, and forget then relearn the phone connection. Never had to do this with other 2.4GHz only devices.The remote functions are also VERY basic as it can only do simple momentary button presses, no hold, double click, or delays are available in the routines. Annoying since the heater I'm using it with needs a double press of the power button to turn off.
EDILITALY
Reviewed in Italy on April 21, 2024
Un pò complicato da configurare a mio avviso, ma una volta fatto fa il suo dovere egragiamente
mekhail
Reviewed in Egypt on July 27, 2023
وصلني بكابل عادي مش كابل حراري رغم انه مكتوب انه معاه كابل حراري وكمان محطوطة صورته .. انا طلبت ارجع الطلب لانه مش مطابق للوصف
riosismalo
Reviewed in Mexico on February 14, 2022
Con cable de alimentación de 50 cm aprox. de longitud. Use el control remoto para TV Samsung 2016, agrego modelo y en automático me obtiene los botones del control. Así tambien con un control universal para un minicomponente Sony modelo 2002 y para un TV box Android ZTE de "televisión de paga". Tiene buen alcance el infrarrojo, no es necesario que este frente al equipo a controlar. Sensor de temperatura y humedad tiene buena lectura para uso interior de casa, usarlo con Alexa lo detecta muy bien. No unico malo que no se actualiza los botones de controles para una TV Sony X85 modelo 2021 y Receptor Denon S760H modelo 2021 para estos equipos tuve que configurar manualmente algunos botones porque no funcionaba el control por default, para poder controlar mejor los equipos debido a que se abren par de ventanas para llegar el boton a usar. Si quieres configurar el control remoto con otro router wifi (otra casa con internet), se tiene que dar reset al RM4 y volver a configurar, pero si usas una bocina Alexa no sera necesario volver a configurar la bocina esa queda guardada con el skill de BroadLink. Para usar el control remoto deben estar conectados en la misma red local todos los equipos y tu celular.
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