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Broadlink RM Mini 3 2.4G Wi-Fi IR Smart Hub Learning Remote for TV

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Condition
New
Style
RM Mini3
Dimensions
2.17"L x 2.17"W x 2.56"H
Weight
0.14 kg
Color
Black
Special Feature
Support 2.4G Wi-Fi, Universal
Controller Type
APP Control
Works with
IR 38K Devices

Features 4

  • Support 50,000+ IR(38KHz) controlled devices such as TV, Set-up Box, A/C, Personal Video Recorder, DVD, receiver and more. Supported devices library is constantly being updated by the cloud so your RM Mini3 is always compatible with newer devices. Large IR database that over 98% IR remote function. Option to program your devices features if certain cloud data is unavailable.
  • Control IR appliances with BroadLink App anywhere anytime. Set up timers to turn on/off appliances at a specific time or customize scenes with multiple devices. Turning your basic home devices into smart devices and making life smarter and more convenient. (Note: Please download the latest Broadlink App BroadLink. The previous app e-Control does not work with Alexa.
  • Compatible with Alexa to voice control your TV, STB, Air Conditioner and Fans; Compatible with Google Home to voice control your Air Conditioner.
  • Enable and schedule features on a daily basis and customizable for your needs. The RM Mini3 only supports 5V 1A adapter and 2.4 GHz (not 5 GHz) Wi-Fi for configuration in the App, does not support mesh router.

Description

IR Universal Remote, control your IR 38KHz devices. Say goodbye to multiple remotes and hello to an organized smart home. RM mini3 turns your smartphone into a universal remote and integrates control of home automation devices in one easy-to-use app BroadLink. Control your home's IR devices from anywhere, anytime with the Broadlink APP. When paired with Alexa/Google Assistant, you can control your device with hands-free voice control. Create custom schedules to sync IR devices like audio systems, TVs, or ACs with your daily rhythm. Customize different scenes with one-click option for sleep scene, morning scene, away scene and more Easily set up and control all infrared devices via the app. Create and manage scenes to suit your lifestyle. If you have an Android phone with a built-in IR transmitter, you can test compatibility by using the app's built-in function to send infrared signals from your phone. Note: RM mini3 only supports 2.4 GHz (NOT 5 GHz) Wi-Fi to configure in the app. Search for "BroadLink" on Google Play. Register an account and log in to the Broadlink APP. 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. 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. In BroadLink APP, tap "Add Voice Assistant". In Google/Alexa/IFTTT App, enable the skill/service named "Broadlink", link account and discover devices. RM mini3 IR Remote RM MAX Matter RM4 mini IR Remote RM4 pro IR / RF Remote RM4 mini Sensor Cable Set RM4 pro Sensor Cable Set Smart RGB Bulb Why can't it connect to the APP / Wi-Fi ? Broadlink RM mini3 only support 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi for configuration, does not support 5 GHz or mesh router. Please check whether the frequency in the router setting is 2.4GHz, and make sure the length of Wi-Fi password does not exceed 32 characters. Broadlink database list doesn't have my AC model, what should I do? Sorry there is no option available for your appliance. Please choose “Learn remote" to create a remote, tap the buttons on the original remote to let the RM mini3 learn the commands. Then you will be able to control the appliance after learning. Is my appliance compatible with the RM mini3? RM mini3 supports IR 38KHz control devices, does not support Bluetooth or RF. Please check the manual of your appliance or consult the manufacturer to confirm. How to tell if my remote is infrared or Bluetooth 1) Infrared remote has an infrared emitter (crystal head) on the top of itself, you need to point the emitter at the device when use it; 2) Bluetooth remote does not have an infrared emitter, and it usually needs to be matched before first use. It can't control my IR device stably, what should I do? The IR signal can't go through the wall, please check and make sure the device is close to your appliance and there is no obstacle in between. About Us Launched in 2013, BroadLink focuses on smart home control, bringing a convenient and smart lifestyle to over 2 million customers. Users can control their appliances, lights through smart phones from anywhere, anytime. We have been working in the field of smart universal remotes, smart bulbs and sensors for more than 10 years, bringing the smart home into a new era with real zero-setup, auto-networking and considerable affordable cost. Faster Setup. Offline Local Control. Our next-gen smart hub for IR and RF control.

Specs 22

Brand Broadlink
Special Feature Support 2.4G Wi-Fi, Universal
Color Black
Max Number of Supported Devices 50000
Additional Features Support 2.4G Wi-Fi, Universal
Maximum Number of Supported Devices 50000
Connectivity Technology Infrared, Wi-Fi
Button Quantity 3

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Works wonderfully
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Setting up device in the app wasn't super smooth, but that is expected with these sort of devices (also, required me to reset the device to connect to my wifi), but besides that, works exactly as you would like it to! This allows me to make my heater "smart", so I can turn it off/on and increase/decrease temperature without having to be at home (i.e., save on my electricity bill)! And you can use this device to remote control multiple things at once, so if you have lots of remote controlled devices, it's super worth it to make devices smart! Alexa integration is ok, can power off/on easily but the temp up/down is a bit quirky... though I won't be using it via alexa, so I don't care. Also, it has a micro-usb port; not sure why in this day and age micro-usb are used, rather than usb-c... it comes with a cord though, but usb-c would be much better. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2025 by Martin Batalla
Device works wonderfully, I hope this helps
Style: RM Mini3
I have the RM Mini 3 and it works great for my Projector, Soundbar, & Fireplace. I didnt have any trouble until I added it to Alexa which was very frustrating at first but [FOR ME] it was fixed by using Routines in the Alexa App. 1.) Download the IHC app (colorful star with dots logo) then register your account using an email or your phone number (DO NOT USE FACEBOOK) 2.) Setup all of your intended devices within the IHC app. 3.) **FOR EACH ACTION** you want executed by Alexa, first create a scene in the IHC app. Alexa will only discover the SCENES you create in IHC. Example: Because I wanted Alexa to turn my Soundbar up by increments of 10 I created a Scene called "Vol Up 10" 4.) Add the IHC Skill through the Alexa App & let it discover new devices. (The skill logo should be the same colorful logo as the IHC app you downloaded) 5.) Alexa will now recognize your Scenes HOWEVER she will ONLY allow you to turn them ON. If you try telling her anything else she will respond that the "Device is not responding" I assume this is an Alexa issue not the device or RM Mini 3. To remedy this just go to ROUTINES in your Alexa app & create a new one. 6.) - "ENTER ROUTINE NAME" [My Example: Vol Up 10] - Choose a "WHEN THIS HAPPENS" phrase [My Example: Alexa, Turn Volume Up 10] - Under 'ADD ACTION' scroll down to pick 'SMART HOME' & choose the skill you want activated. [I chose my "Vol Up 10" Scene] Now it should work how you need it to & just follow the same process for each action you need. I know its long but I hope this helps! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 19, 2019 by Lyron O Pinckney
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Style: RM Mini3
Oh, I like home automation and once I found this device existed, I needed to try it out. At first I was just going to use it to turn of some holiday string lights I put up that came with a remote. I was able to install the Broadlink into home assistant which is my preferred home automation software. I trained the Broadlink with the remote on/off of the string lights and every day at the same time all my holiday lights were on. I also had a time and all the lights would go off. This was perfect as the string lights were battery powered and I believe this was saving battery life as prior I would forget and leave the lights on all night and would need to change the batteries more often. Once I did this I wanted to automate our electric fireplace. My wife likes the ambiance of the fireplace, so I programmed the on and the off and now it too gives us a nice light when we sit on the couch at night watching a movie or a show. I also don't have to remember to shut it off as it is automated to do so. Now I am looking at other things I can automate with the IR remote. If you are into automation and like this kind of tinkering this is something you should look into getting. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2024 by Eric J
Depends on the firmware version
Style: RM Mini3
I got one of these and, after many frustrating hours of trial, error and research, I got it to learn codes through my home automation hub. I was so exited to get it working, I bought five more. Big mistake. Going through the same steps I went through with the first one, I couldn’t get the first two to do anything except through the app. I don’t want to be tied to some app which forces my to eventually update my IOS, which forces me to get a new phone if I want my home automation to keep working. For the first unit, I just used the app to connect it to my network, then I could see it in my hub and create scenes there, rather than being tethered to the app. With these new units—no dice. I finally figured out why. Comparing the working device with the others, I discovered that it (the working unit) had a firmware version of “v57” and the others had a firmware version of “v44057”. A web search will show a known issue with this newer v44057 firmware among folks trying to integrate these into their home systems. Ther is an option to enter a firmware url into the app. I thought I might be able to get the earlier working firmware url from Broadlink customer service. Not possible. So I’m stuck with five of these which I can only control through the app. If you’re trying to integrate into a home automation hub, don’t buy these newer Rm3 minis from Broadlink. Find a seller who can confirm they have units with the “v57” firmware. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2024 by ACEIII
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This is a fantastic device for consolidating control over multiple appliances. It worked seamlessly to manage my TV, AC, and other IR-based devices. The remote itself is reliable and versatile, but the biggest downside is the app. While it was once intuitive and efficient, it no longer works well, leaving the device underutilized. If the app were updated, this would easily be a 5-star product. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2024 by Javarie
Wifi connection problems can be worked around
Style: RM Mini3
As others have mentioned, it's pain to configure these devices to connect to your wifi. The configuration app won't allow you to add the device if your phone is on a 5Ghz network. It stops with a warning with no way to bypass it. Many modern wifi systems combine the SSID for 2.4GHz and 5GHz networks and don't allow you to separate them as the app suggests. This is how I worked around that problem. I installed the Broadlink app on my phone, configured an account and tried to install the app. It failed as described above. Smartphone Wifi hotspots use 2.4GHz. I configured a wifi hotspot on my phone using a different SSID (wifi network name). Some recommend using the same SSID as your home network, but that didn't work for me. I installed the Broadlink app on a second phone that's already configured for my home Wifi network and logged in using the same Broadlink account I created from the other phone. I connected the second phone to the 2.4GHz hotspot on my first phone. I ran through the setup to add the RM mini 3. When it got to the step where it displayed the name of the Wifi network, just past where the 5GHz warning is displayed, I turned off the hotspot on my first phone and waited a few seconds. The SSID in the app changed to my regular home Wifi network name and I was able to complete the install. This was a pain, but I was able to complete the setup for 2 other devices without major issues. Once the devices are setup, they'll show up in the app on your first phone too. The same is true for any "appliances" and routines you setup. I'm using these devices to control cheap projectors for Halloween displays. I set schedules to power up, start the videos, and power off later in the evening. There are no options to add pauses between the steps in the routines. This is a problem because it takes a few seconds for the projectors to boot. I created separate routines for power on and play with different start times to work around that problem. These devices are an inexpensive solution for what I needed to do. They're not perfect, but if you can get past the frustrating wifi issues, they may work for you as well. I don't want to give this less than 3 stars because it might put people off, but if you don't consider yourself a techie, this probably isn't the product for you. It's not uncommon for cheap smart home devices to use 2.4GHz because of its longer range. It is uncommon for it to be this much of a headache. Once they're setup, the RM mini 3s work as expected. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2025 by Matt
Automation to start/stop Holiday Projector
Style: RM Mini3
I bought the Broadlink Mini 3 to automatically start and stop my rear screen video projector for Halloween and Christmas projection show in my front window. I bought this device not really knowing if it would actually do the desired job. I was happy to learn that this IR blaster allowed me to connect a non-listed video projector and map all the IR remote control buttons to the Mini 3. From there, I was able to define 2 "scenes"; one to turn on the projector, wait 10 seconds for it to boot up, then define the button sequence to start the desired video from a USB thumbdrive. The other scene turns off the video projector with transmission of 2 button presses of the power button. Each of these "scenes" are started independently at a specific time every day. Once setup, the Broadlink iPhone app is pretty intuitive. Also, the "scenes" are saved to the cloud thus you do not have to have your phone or app running for the automation to work. However, the only setup "hiccup" I ran into was not knowing what "type of device" is the Mini 3 considered in the app. In the Broadlink app, the mini3 is considered a "remote control". From there you can scroll down and find the Mini 3 and complete the setup configuration. I did not need to configure this to Alexa or Google so no feedback on that. Also note there is a power cable provided but there is NOT a power block to plug in the wall. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 23, 2023 by Geo B
Works Great!
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This device is definitely worth the money. It eliminates all your remotes, or at least it did mine. So far I have been able to control all my IR devices and WiFi devices. Works great with Alexa too. If you have a smart phone you won’t regret buying this. It’s a little tricky to set up but once you get it figured out it’s pretty simple. So far it seems to learn every IR remote that I have tried. It simply finds the Roku stuff. ... show more
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