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BroadLink IR/RF Smart Home Hub-WiFi IR/RF Blaster for Home Automation, TV, Curtain, Shades Remote, Smart AC Controller, Works with Alexa, Google Assistant, IFTTT (RM4 pro)

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Size: RM4 pro+Hub Only


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  • HIGH COMPATIBILITY: Support RF (433MHz) controlled devices such as curtain/shades motor, projector, light switch. Pls make sure your appliance does not use rolling code; Support 50,000+ IR (38KHz) controlled entertainment and life appliances, such as TV, Air Conditioner, Set top box, Streaming player, Amplifier, Sound Bar. Online updated IR library ensures the compatibility for new models. Manual learning is also available.
  • TV / AC CONTROL: Voice control your TV with On/Off, Volume control, Change channel by number/name, Switch input, Play, Fast forward, Rewind, Pause, Stop, Previous, Next...Voice control your aircon with On/Off, Temperature, Fan speed, mode. With free easy-to-use BroadLink App, you can remotely control your IR/RF devices no matter you are at home or away. Note: you can visit our website to confirm if your IR appliances is compatible with our devices: PARTNERSHIPS - APPLIANCE(IR).
  • FEATURES: Create multiple timers and customized scenes as you need to control your Home Infrared/RF appliances. NOTE: IR signal cant transmitted through obstacle; The Wi-Fi password should contain no more than 32 characters and no special characters

Description

About Us Founded in 2013, BroadLink is dedicated to revolutionizing smart home control, offering a convenient and intelligent lifestyle to over 2 million customers worldwide. Our innovative solutions allow users to control their appliances from anywhere, at anytime, using their smartphones. We are at the forefront of bringing the smart home into a new era, making smart living more accessible than ever. Control your IR&RF home appliances wirelessly from anywhere simply by using the BroadLink app! Simply just like say “Alexa, turn on TV” or “Alexa, volume down on TV" to control your devices! Schedule a timer to make your RF 433Mhz fixed code/infrared device work! A simple tap to start preset scene, or automatically interact with other BroadLink devices! Simply share your device with other family members with limited permissions! Broadlink RM4 Pro Broadlink RM4 Mini Broadlink Smart Plug Smart Motion Sensor Broadlink Light Switch How do I know if my RF remote supports RM4 PRO? 1)Please check whether the working frequency is 433Mhz, please check the instruction or manual of the appliance; 2)Please check if it is a rolling code. If you are not sure, please contact the seller for inquiry. Why can't I connect to WiFi? 1) The Wi-Fi signal is not 2.4GHz but 5Ghz or a 2.4G/5G mixed, and BroadLink can only support 2.4GHz WIFI; 2) The SSID and Password of the Wi-Fi exceed 32 characters or contain special characters (not ASCII) How do I know if my Wi-Fi signal is 2.4Ghz or not? It is recommended to check the router settings, usually the router's Wi-Fi settings will show the Wi-Fi relevant information. My RF device frequency is 433MHz, my WIFI is also 2.4Ghz and my device learns successfully, but why is it not working? Beacuse your original remote maybe rolling code which for security protection. Our RM4 pro only supports 433MHz fixed code RF signal devices. Where can I get help if the product doesn't work? If the product does not work, in the BroadLink App, tap "Me" - "Contact", to get our professional support directly. Please check the instructions or instruction manual for your appliance, which is usually clearly informed. If there is no instruction or use manual, the way you can recognize it is: 1) The infrared remote control comes with an infrared emitter, which can be found at the top of the remote control. You need to point the emitter at the device when remote controlling it; 2) Bluetooth remote control does not have an infrared transmitter (crystal head), and The Bluetooth remote control generally needs to be matched with the device before it is used for the first time in order to work properly. When used, it does not need to be aimed at the device; (3) RF remote control is generally used to control devices with motors such as roller shutters, curtains, ceiling fans, etc., and does not need to be aimed at the device; RF remote control will generally be clearly labeled on the remote control with the frequency of the radio frequency.

Brand: Broadlink


Special Feature: Voice control, App control


Color: black


Max Number of Supported Devices: 255


Compatible Devices: Home Theater


Additional Features: Voice control, App control


Maximum Number of Supported Devices: 255


Compatible Devices: Home Theater


Connectivity Technology: Wi-Fi


Button Quantity: 10


Maximum Range: 65 Feet


Battery Type: Lithium-Ion


Smart Home Compatibility: Smart Home Compatible


Color: black


Item Weight: 3.4 Ounces


Brand: Broadlink


Model Name: RM4 pro


Model Number: RM4 pro


Warranty Description: 1 Year


UPC: 769052914061


Mfr Part Number: RM4 pro


Manufacturer: Hangzhou BroadLink Technology Co., Ltd


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    • Works Well With Home Assistant
Size: RM4 pro+Hub Only
I recently added Home Assistant and I wanted to look to retire my Harmony Hubs so I needed something to fill that gap. It seemed like this Broadlink Remote was the most commonly recommended so I gave it a shot. Setting it up and adding it to Home Assistant was straight forward. Adding commands isnt the most intuitive process but easy enough to learn and repeat. The range is pretty solid and I was able to locate it in a good spot to hit majority of my devices. The only thing I would have like to had was an IR emitter output. It seems like that would be a no brainer to make it easier to hit devices located in a different spot or that aren't possible to get a clean line of sight. Instead I just used a repeater kit that I already had but I dont love using an IR receiver solution, and its extra wires that shouldn't be necessary. Otherwise everything works well and Ive successfully boxed up all of my Harmony Hubs and Elites. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2025 by Daniel Wander
    • Good coverage and Google home integration
Size: RM4 pro+Hub Only
This BroadLink device is being used to control Allen-Roth motorized RF blinds and a kitchen counter light strip. It took a little work to get setup initially but does a fairly good job running about 15 blinds located on two floors of my house. A blind will not activate from time to time on a seemingly random basis but it is hard to tell if that is an Allen-Roth issue or a range/sequence BroadLink issue. I would buy this model again. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2026 by Lark
    • Didn't function as advertised Didn't function as advertised
Size: RM4 pro+Hub Only
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I bought the IR/RF PRO unit to add functionality to my Google Home, specifically to control a Honeywell tower fan, a Sony Stereo, and my (RF 433Mhz controlled) kitchen blinds. The Broadlink app is good and "worked" well in some areas. First, if you don't have 2.4GHz Wi-Fi and only 5GHz Wi-Fi, this device will NOT work. The device needs 2.4Ghz Wi-Fi to connect. I had both in my home, so set it up on that. Two Wi-Fi modes to connect, but it connected. Once connected to Wi-Fi, with app installed, you add devices. App had groupings. I selected fans. They you can either learn IR buttons manually, or use preset codes from many available brands. I found Honeywell, none of 2 presets were compatible. So, easily added Power On (,Power Off), Speed, and Sweep (Oscillate) to pre designated buttons by learning from my remote. They all worked with the app. Sony Stereo, success with one of the "Sony" presets, but only On/Off, Mute, and Volume Up/Down. Couldn't change stereo modes, or tune channels. So, with JUST the App and fan control okay, stereo limited, but worked. The RF controller for my blinds didn't work at all. I called Broadlink tech support and they said it wasn't compatible with what I had, despite me having the 433MHz RF remote for my blinds to learn from. Specically they said, "BroadLink devices do not support motorized or rolling codes. With rolling codes, the remote and the receiver each generate code in a specific order. Every time the remote is used, it generates a new code that is encrypted. BroadLink devices do not offer support to encrypted appliances." I then added the Broadlink device to Google Home. That worked easily. It detected my fan and Stereo, then I assigned them to my Living Room in hopes all functions would work. NOPE! The only Fan control provided was for on/off but no control of fan speed, or fan sweep/oscillate. The Stereo(/Amplifier) didn't load at all, even after unlinking/relinking Broadlink device, and reseting everything as recommended by Broadlink. Summary; stand alone app okay to control IR devices (but limited function), poor integration and loss of device control with Google Home, and RF functionality (for me) wasn't compatible with my blinds, and not sure whose blinds would be. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2020 Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2020 by BarryL
    • Improving control
Size: RM4 pro+Hub Only
Update 27-Oct-20: Changing from 2 stars to 4 as the vendor has really spent time effort and communication with me showing real interest to increase compatibility and correct issues. I've also learned a bit more about IR remote control - there are a lot of different protocols/techniques used and there is no standard. So it's very challenging - probably impossible - to be 100% compatible with every IR device. Fortunately, one of the main things I want to be able to control with this looks like they will be able to get working! Update 19-Oct-20: Changing from 1 to 2 stars as the vendor has replied - so far not any fix. Read updates at bottom. Have wasted lot of time with this poorly engineered product, and the bottom line is: It WILL NOT connect to my TP-Link Archer A7 router (2.4ghz wireless). I have tried lots of things, including even disabling wireless security, changing the support for A/B/G/N, etc. The same thing happens every single time: this Broadlink device makes attempt to connect to the router, but it fails. I can see the Broadlink mac address as it connects to the router with 100% signal quality, and it shows in the wireless devices for a second or two, disappears, and will keep repeating the unsuccessful connection attempt. I have a spare older Netgear router, and in my troubleshooting set it up. This Broadlink will connect to it - but it's not the router I want to use. So, is the problem the TP-Link or this Broadlink? I would have to say it's the Broadlink because I have never had a problem connecting any wifi device to the TP-Link, including Amazon echo devices, Google home devices, smart plugs, smart thermostats, phones, notebook computers, etc., etc., etc. Extremely disappointed, but not entirely surprised as I look at other reviews. As I see it, there's something funky about the wifi setup/firmware on this device and it will work with some 2.4ghz routers, but definitely not all. So, even if it works for you, would you want a device that may not work in the future if you change/upgrade your router? UPDATE 1: Was ready to request RMA to send it back, and thought, well maybe I should at least see how it would work if it could connect to my network, so I hooked my old Netgear router up to the Internet, connected my phone and setup the Broadlink device. After it connected and finished the initial setup, it immediately downloaded from the internet new firmware. Aha. So, with that maybe it will connect to the router I actually use? I then put the TPLink back to the net and the Broadlink back to setup mode and..... It now connects to the TPLink router.... SO, we have a product that ships with bad firmware that prevents it from connecting to at least some routers/wifi, and the only way to fix it is to connect to a router/wifi and download new firmware! What really needs to happen is the vendor needs to re-flash these things before sending them out as new product.... UPDATE 2: After getting the hub on my network, started adding my remotes. No issue with TV, but had immediate issue with my set-top-box which is a Cisco ISB7150 - a 'cable' box with DVR provided by Hawaiian Telcom for their 'cable' provided by fiber using IP technology. I didn't find the remote listed by BroadLink, so tried to add it as custom. No matter what I tried, it would not learn a single button. Believe me, I tried and tried and tried. I have 2 remotes that can operate the stb - the one provided by Hawaiian Telcom (URC 2025B1-BB) and my old Logitech Harmony 650 which is perfectly able to learn any of the remote codes and is in the Logitech database. Almost ready to give up, I noticed a BroadLink database listing for: Iptv Cisco! (Under 'I' not 'C'). Well, that worked for the basic function of the stb, but none of the DVR-related keys are programmed, and many of the "less-used" set-top buttons as well are not there - with no success in getting BroadLink to learn any of them. I rec'd the product from Amazon on Sat. BroadLink support is "5x24" no Sat/Sun. But on Monday I did receive an email response from BroadLink to my problems. They acknowledge firmware update can resolve some compatibility issue with wifi (but that's catch-22 for most people as it requires connecting to a different router before it can be fixed and there's absolutely no mention of this potential issue anywhere). And, I was told they will change the database listing from 'Iptv Cisco' to 'Cisco Iptv'. And, I was asked more about the remote that can't be learned as if they are interested in addressing that. Will see what happens.... Finally, my ultimate goal is to use this with Alexa, and that does seem to work, but until I can get the STB remote functionality, it's too limited to be useful. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2020 by Meowl
    • Great gadget and love functionality. Poor range.
Size: RM4 pro+Hub Only
Love the function of it. It operates my range hood fan and various home theater equipment with Alexa. I really only use it to turn things on and off so I can't speak to how well it learns and performs a variety of functions. Great solution for my needs for the price and I'm happy with that - when it works! I'm NOT satisfied with range distance. I have had to move it around to find the sweet spot and even still sometimes it's not responsive. I wish I woulda gotten the mini which sounds like has better range. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2025 by MCRinOC
    • Works with Blindster RF shades
Size: RM4 pro+Hub Only
So I bought some blindster shades, their lower end motorized cellular battery operated shades. These run off of an RF remote only. They do not work directly with Alexa like their higher end models of shades (levelor, deluxe). Fortunately the RF remote doesn’t have a rolling code! So the Broadlink RM4 learned the remote buttons and i got it to work great through the broadlink app! The last key was to get it to work with alexa. Broadlink app allows adding scenes which Alexa will immediately recognize. So I added a scene named open curtain and added one device action of curtain device open. Alexa immediately recognized it so I could say alexa run open curtain and it worked. I didn't want to have to say "run" so I then added an alexa routine that was voice "open curtain" or "open drapes" that would then run this new broadlink scene. And now it all works. I can say alexa "open curtain" or alexa "open drapes" Did the same with close curtain command. Success! RM4 pro works great and instantaneously. Highly recommend ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2025 by RenaissanceMan
    • Supports a wide variety of devices and is easy to use
Size: RM4 pro+Hub Only
I had the Logitech Harmony hub that I used for random devices that used IR, however, because those items no longer get new revisions they never upgraded to support RF. This has been my saving grace for new items in my home and completed the loop. It controls everything I need it to and has little lag when network is fine. It's range is fine, I could to farther but I'm not too bothered by it. It's easy to configure on the app and walks you through setup of any drive type you need. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 23, 2025 by Daniel Magana
    • Needs More Work Needs More Work
Size: RM4 pro+Hub Only
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The BroadLink RM4 Pro IR/RF Blaster appears well built. For this device to be controlled you need the BroadLink app for iOS or Android. Electrolux brand (which owns Frigidaire) is supported by the BroadLink app while Frigidaire is not. The only way to get the BroadLink app to remote IR control my Frigidaire window A/C unit was to put the app in "learn mode" (for selection 'my brand is not listed') where I would use the Frigidaire remote to program the A/C unit as I desired it to operate then turn it off. Then put the BroadLink app and device in "learn mode", point the Frigidaire remote toward the front of the BroadLink device and press the Frigidaire Power On button. The BroadLink app encountered multiple errors both trying to learn just the Power On button and then the "+" button options which I can only describe as "scenes" (temp/fan/mode/auto/energy-saver settings). I've attached a screenshot of that error screen. Note (another screenshot) that in the "Me" section of the BroadLink app I have my settings set to "Fahrenheit" but for my Frigidaire A/C unit the app's device control screen is still showing Celsius. BroadLink tech support, who did respond quickly, says they're still working on the Fahrenheit issue. The BroadLink app has zero effect doing anything other than powering on/off the Frigidaire window A/C unit. BroadLink support informed me that they're working to add additional brands like Frigidaire and my model in particular. I've also included a screenshot of the BroadLink app's remote control screen for the Frigidaire A/C unit. Moving on to Alexa control. You must add the BroadLink skill to Alexa to control any devices via the BroadLink device. When my "AC" device was added to Alexa it shows up as a 'thermostat' not as an 'air conditioner'. The only command Alexa will acknowledge is "Alexa turn off AC". This will either turn on OR turn off the A/C unit. If you say "Alexa turn on AC" Alexa responded "AC doesn't support that". I'm guessing this is because the device type is misclassified as a thermostat and not an air conditioner (see attached screenshot), but I don't know precisely why this occurs. I'll update this review in coming weeks and months depending on how the app and device operate including with Alexa. At this time I don't any RF devices to test with so I can only talk about IR functions. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2020 Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2020 by Dan Callaghan

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