SwitchBot Hub Mini Smart Remote - IR Blaster, Link SwitchBot to Wi-Fi (Support 2.4GHz), Control TV, Air Conditioner, Compatible with Alexa, Google Home, IFTTT (White)
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Color: White
Features
- Easy to use - Easy to set up the Hub Mini in SwitchBot App. With "Smart learning" mode, it can mimic your existing remote control in 5s. USB-powered and portable, you can take & place it everywhere. (*SwitchBot Hub Mini only support 2.4GHz Wi-Fi.)
- One for all - Pair your air conditioner, TV, and other infrared appliances to the Hub Mini. All devices in ONE App. Enjoy the convenience at fingertips. Please note that construction materials and metal objects between the WiFi router and the Hub Mini or between the Hub Mini and the IR device it controls can interrupt the connection. If possible, set the Hub Mini within a clear line of sight of the infrared device.
- Your "Mini" step to a smart home - It's the gateway of SwitchBot ecosystem. Connect all SwitchBot devices and home appliances to the Internet, enable the Cloud Service of your SwitchBot devices. Start building up your own smart home with SwitchBot!
- Enjoy voice control - Works with Alexa, Google Assistant, Siri and IFTTT. Control your SwitchBot devices and home appliances with a simple voice command.
- Save energy and save money - Wondering if you have turned off the bedroom AC or not? Just turn it off in SwitchBot App or set a helpful scene, you will NEVER forget to turn off the appliances.
Brand: SwitchBot
Special Feature: Universal
Color: White
Max Number of Supported Devices: 10
Compatible Devices: Air Conditioner
Product Dimensions: 2.56 x 2.56 x 0.79 inches
Item Weight: 2.99 ounces
Item model number: W0202200
Date First Available: July 3, 2019
Manufacturer: Wonderlabs
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Color: White
Works great with my SwitchBot Curtain and my IR remotes. Setup was easy, and everything connects smoothly over Wi-Fi. It makes controlling multiple devices super convenient.
Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2025 by Sub-zero
Color: White
working good
Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2025 by baselayoby
Color: Black
At first, it didn’t work and connect with my Switchbot Window tilt for whatever reason. The next morning it somehow connected on its own, so i don’t know maybe their servers were down? But even then I initially thought, no way I paid 40 bucks just to use my alexa with my new window tilt… right? Well it can connect to pretty much anything you use a remote for, and if you place it in an optimal angle in the middle of the room it can send signals to all of those configurations that it remembers. My Samsung TV, a Bose soundbar, and LED lights were all IR-remote operated devices that Alexa couldn’t control, and the most I could do before was use smart plugs to turn them on or off on command by shutting the power off. I bought this for the window tilt but it solved those problems too. I can turn the volume up on the soundbar by telling Alexa, when I needed a separate remote for the sound or tv. You can custom map any button and this generally works better than the preset profiles. It’s also a cool feature for unknown devices. Like my LED lights, instead of struggling to angle the remote the right way and press that one almost broken button to get the color you want, just make this hub remember it once, and this hub operates that product better than its own remote… In the picture that’s 3 remotes I don’t physically need to use anymore because I mapped their buttons on the app. They’ll also show up for alexa, but mostly basic command like turning them on or off. The trick here is to make a “scene” on the switchbot app, which basically just presses the specific button or sequence of buttons you want, then add that scene to alexa. On alexa, make a routine: “when I say ___” -> play scene. It’s a funky process but once you set it up it will work flawlessly, and alexa just sends the forwards to the switchbot app to get the exact button on the remote you want. For something’s alexa knows what to do already, so it’s even better. So far it’s a solid product. Only reason I don’t give it 5 stars is because it didn’t work out of the box, and that I feel like this could’ve been a little cheaper. Like if you just pick this thing up you’ll know it couldn’t have cost more than 7 bucks to make. Still serving its purpose way better than I expected, with no lags so can’t complain.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2025 by jit B jit B
Color: White
Easy to use
Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2025 by Virgilio Arcebido
Color: White
Good value for the prices. Good way to monitor temperature when you are away from home.
Reviewed in the United States on November 27, 2025 by Pat
Color: White
05/19/2023: 1 star I haven't needed to make any mods for a long while, so have had no reason to go into the app. Now I got a new fan I wan to add, and I find that there's a new version of the app installed which is apparently VERY broken, and will not allow me to access any of the devices I've already got set up. Period. It keeps claiming a network error, but when I try to run existing routines, they work fine. So it's the app. No question. At least the device still works, so it's not completely useless. But it does mean I'll have to research, find, and purchase replacement devices of some type. I'm sure these guys aren't the only option - not if this is how they treat their customers! I'll try to remember to come back and tell you what I went with, when I make that transition. It may be a while though. SEVERELY crippled - Dropping from 4 stars to 1 --- 01/18/2021: 4 stars The second Hub Mini is now working fine, after I changed to a different power supply. Support was slow to respond, figured it out on my own. Since that's not mentioned in the troubleshooting instructions and Support was so slow to respond, I'm keeping it at 4 stars. --- 01/10/2021: 3 stars Bought a second one of these to control devices in another room. The first one works great, but the second has been nothing but trouble. Have contacted support (today) using app feedback option. Will be returning, may or may not replace. --- 01/02/2021: 5 stars Make a few "scenes", which are basically programs where you tell it to do something and it carries out a series of actions. These can be activated manually, by timer, or by Alexa. These scenes work well, but a great improvement would be to be able to set the time between commands. It's about two seconds, so if I want to say, turn up the volume 5 clicks, it hits volume up, waits 2 sec, hits it again, waits again, etc. If they could make it a user-adjustable delay that would be awesome. The other thing about the scenes are that you get to name them, but they are activated in Alexa with "Turn On". So if your scene is to do something else, like, for example, turn off the fan, you'd have to say "Alexa, Turn On Turn Off the Fan". I'd rather the activation phrase be something like "Play Scene" or "Do Routine" or something generic like that. In the initial review, I mentioned that I added some additional buttons, but they didn't take, and I couldn't figure out how to go back to that screen and try again. I figured it out. And you CAN re-name your devices. However, when you make Scenes, they do not automatically rename, so get your names right before you make scenes. One nice perk. Working with another home automation thing, I accidentally deleted this app. I thought I'd have to re-do everything, but when I re-installed and logged back into my account, all my commands were right there once again. Whew! Raising from 4 to 5 stars. ===== 12/30/2020 Wifi setup was about usual for IOT devices. Create an account, connect to your router, etc. Device setup was unclear. You have to manually choose the device type (TV, etc.) then the manufacturer (Sony, etc.) before you get to the "Learn" button. From there, you tap the learn button, then a button on your remote, and it guesses what it is. Then it will walk you through several screens, where you try the buttons to find out what version works with your device. Not onerous, but the instructions are unclear that you have to manually choose type and manufacturer first. Allows creating custom buttons, but I haven't got those custom buttons to work with Alexa yet. It would help a lot if you could re-name them, but you cannot. You have to delete and re-add to change their name. Most of the buttons on my TV remote are not available. At one point, I did end up in a screen that had my TV remote and an ADD button, where I added a few missing ones, like Back, Input, and QMenu. But then when I went back in, those mods were gone, and I've been unable to find a way back into that edit mode to try again. That would be REALLY helpful if I could add those three buttons! The main screen buttons (choosing your device) seems a bit non-responsive, requiring me to press several times before it takes. Fortunately, after setup I shouldn't have to use the phone app much. Alexa can now turn on/off/up/down both my TV and sound bar, and so on, so I'm mostly happy with it. Have not tried with Google yet, but expect similar results. With the aforementioned editing & button-adding capabilities, this would be a five-star device. Hopefully the app will be updated to include them later.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2020 by AzDayton
Color: White
Bought blackout curtains because neighbor across the way moved and new neighbors leave their flood lights all night right into my bedroom. Have the SwitchBot curtain and thought this was needed to make them run with the echo and on a schedule. Well, yeah but not really. 1. You can set a schedule based on time without it. You only need it if you want to do sunrise/sunset, but then it doesn't have any adjustment, like X number of minutes before/after Sunrise/Sunset, so, that was a first ding in the wrong direction for me, but eh, I thought maybe...but 2. It has an OBNOXIOUS light that GLOWS the entire room. Oh, wait did I remember to say that unlike other smart devices it says it must be in the SAME room as the other devices it needs to operate. Well, that defeats the Blackout curtains because it lights up the ENTIRE room. Umm, no thanks! 3. Not every home is equipped with plugs that accommodate a USB device and it doesn't come with a block, so that too is annoying, not a major issue, but still annoying. Overall, I found it to be completely useless for my needs and the double annoyance of being forced to keep it in the room one more thing to plug in and the horrible LIGHT, makes this not worth my time or effort. The update not being automatic is kind of dumb in this day and age. But whatever, to me this is junk. I cannot tell you if there is any thing good about it since, I had to unplug it before being able to sleep which meant it never ran the curtains.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2025 by Stamp My Art
Color: White
Good.
Reviewed in the United States on November 21, 2025 by Jamie