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赤外線信号を学習することで、エアコン、テレビ、照明など様々な家電を1つのリモコンで操作できる画期的な製品です。 SwitchBotハブと連携することで、さらに高度な自動化も可能になります。 【メリット】 ・リモコンの数が減ってスッキリ！ エアコン、テレビ、扇風機、照明など複数のリモコンが省け、リビングがすっきり片付きました。 ・操作が簡単で直感的！ ボタン配置が分かりやすく、お子さんでも簡単に操作できます。 ・アプリとの連携でさらに便利！ 専用アプリを使えば、外出先からでも家電を操作したり、スケジュールを設定したりできます。 ・スマートホームへの第一歩に最適！ スマートホームに興味があるけど、どこから手を付けていいのか分からない方でも、手軽に始められます。 【デメリット】 ・ハブが必要 ハブを別途購入する必要があるため、導入コストが少し高くなります。 ・学習に時間がかかる場合がある 一部のリモコンは学習に時間がかかる場合があります。 ・電波状況によっては不安定になる場合がある 赤外線信号を使用するため、障害物があると正常に動作しない場合があります。 【実際に使ってみて】 ・設定は簡単！ アプリの指示に従って操作すれば、ほとんどの場合スムーズに設定できます。 ・自動化が便利！ 「帰宅したら照明がつく」など、様々なシーンを自動化できるのが便利です。 【まとめ】 スマートホーム初心者にもおすすめの製品です。 リモコンの数が減って生活が便利になるだけでなく、スマートホームに興味を持つきっかけにもなるでしょう。 ただし、ハブが必要な点や、一部の機種との相性に注意が必要です。

1. 物理的な設計の欠陥 • 背面が筒状で、置いたままONボタンを押すと転がる。 2. スリープ解除の不便さ • スリープ解除が遅れ、ONボタンが無視される。 • ボタン入力を記憶せず、解除後に赤外線を送らない 3. 操作性の悪さ • ボタン数が少なく、自由な機能割り当てはほぼ不可。 • 「kataボタン」でメニュー経由しないと機器切替不可。 • カスタムメニュー中は音量調整不可など、直感的操作ができない。 4. 実用性の低さ • 機器間の横移動ボタンがないため、テレビ・エアコン・照明等の切替が非常に面倒。 • メニュー構造が階層的すぎて、操作ごとにメニュー選択が必要。 5.ハブの直線距離1.5m障害物なしでもハブとの接続は不安定であり問い合わせる無視されています エアコンの設定すると実際の温度と学習リモコンの設定は異なる様に思う。 そしてフィードバックの対応が遅すぎる、電話は一切繋がらず、チャットも繋がらずユーザー対応をする気はない会社の様です フィードバック送ってから27日経っても一切の返信が無い為、返品を致しました。

使いにくいです。ホームボタンと赤いボタンの機能がわかりにくいです。 多くの機器に繋げるとわからなくなります。ディスプレーの表示を自由にカスタマイズできれば良いのに。

設定の仕方が悪いのかもしれないが慣れるまでは微妙。（戻るボタンとか） 慣れればとても便利。

現時点ではアプリで操作するほうが使いやすい。 テレビのリモコンをアプリで登録しましたが学習リモコンでは違う名前で登録される。 シャープのテレビですがアプリで4Kをカスタム登録しましたが学習リモコンでは字幕として登録される。 ボタンがABCDと自動に振り分けて登録。 いちいち切り替えて操作するのが面倒。 全てのボタンを自分で振り分けて登録出来たらもっと使いやすい。 あとAmazonで買ったらポイントが加算されていない。 まだまだ改良の余地ありだと思います。 今後のアップデートに期待。 あとポイント加算されない。 以前もAmazonで見守りカメラ購入時も加算されてなくてカスタマーセンターに問い合わせて加算されました。

なれるまで戸惑うこともあるが、なれてしまえば便利

１０カ月で故障。修理対応もいまいち。 昨日まで使用できていたが、画面まっくらで反応なし。リセットするがまったく反応なし。充電したが、一緒。やっぱりこのメーカー、不良部品を使っているせいかなぁ。1年の保証期間中でよかったわ。

便利かと思って買ったけど、実際のユースケースとしていまいち手が伸びず利用頻度低め。 apple tvにもBTリモコンとして登録できるけど、応答速度が純正と比べてしまうと遅くてここでもまた出番がないです。

Most of this review is the same as when I review the hub2 by showing how to add the universal remote to the hub2, suitably amended for the universal remote control. I have been waiting literally 10 years since the Harmony universal remote for an upgrade product, smarter and more versatile. Enter the Switchbot hub2 and universal remote. I have their other products, as well the hub2, and so it is an easy adaptation. For people new to them, the cost can add up. Just to be clear, the universal remote can be used on its own, but the functions are very limited. The hub2 is a very versatile product and if you consider their other lines of products later, it is worth investing in it in my opinion. The setup is very simple just following their on screen step by step instructions. You have 3 ways to add remote control functions - smart matching, add manually or use learn buttons. It is the third way that interests me most. I have a lot of odd devices, like karaoke, sound processor. So this means of learning is perfect for me. I attach a video to show how to learn a remote function to the hub2, and you can simply transfer all remote control functions from the hub2 to the universal remote later by synchronizing them, a very simple process. As for appearance, it is very appealing to me, white and bright, different from 99% of remotes out there. I don't like skimpy remote and the size is perfect. Recommended.

One of the most basic functions of a universal remote that every $6 remote at Walmart can do is send volume commands to one device and navigation commands to another. This cannot do that. Each device you add is an entirely separate remote you have to access from a menu and there is no way to combine them in any way. They sell this with the hub and I don't know why because they don't work together at all. If you add an IR device you can copy it between devices but you cannot trigger anything on one from the other. If you have the hub next to your receiver in another room and try to control it with the remote you cannot do that. You can only send IR commands from the hub using the app on your phone and you can't send commands through the remote from the app. It is a Bluetooth remote and that function only works with the remote and not the app, so you can't do any scenes that incorporate Bluetooth devices. The remote also cannot reach the outside world at all so if you are hoping you can trigger something in Google home or anything other than another switchbot device you cannot do that. This is by far the worst smart home device I've ever encountered. I don't understand the good reviews. It is hard to imagine how this could be a useful device for any home setup. I figured was worth the risk to try even if I only used it as a number version of my G20Pro remote, but it is even less useful than that one. If you are wondering if it could do something you need I'll save you some time, it cannot do it.

It looks very basic and not premium but it does the job. It does not have a working mic which is a shame when you think it iseant to replace the fire TV remote as one of its options

I had high hopes for the SwitchBot Universal Remote, given its promise to control multiple IR/Bluetooth devices and streamline smart home setups. While my experience wasn't entirely smooth, there’s still a lot to appreciate about this product. The Good: The device shows great potential with its compatibility across a wide range of devices like TVs, ACs, SwitchBot Bots, and more. The app’s customization options are a highlight, and for users who enjoy setting up detailed scenes, this can be a useful addition to their smart home ecosystem. The Challenges: Pairing devices proved to be a bit cumbersome and took more time than I expected. Unlike other IR remotes that allow for straightforward side-by-side pairing with original remotes, this product heavily relies on the SwitchBot Hub Mini—which already functions as a universal remote. For someone like me, who was hoping to avoid using the Hub for this purpose, it felt a bit redundant. Additionally, if you’ve had trouble pairing devices with the Hub Mini before (as I have), this remote doesn’t offer much relief. I found myself spending a lot of time adjusting configurations, which detracted from the convenience I was looking for. Final Thoughts: While the SwitchBot Universal Remote didn’t fully meet my expectations, it’s not without merit. A sleek redesign and streamlined functionality could elevate this product to a whole new level. For now, it’s a solid device that works well in the right setup but misses the mark in terms of innovation and user experience. If SwitchBot revisits this product with a facelift and some usability improvements, I could see it becoming a must-have in the smart home market. Verdict: Great potential, but room for growth. Rating: 4/5

1. Great customer and tech support: I can easily file support tickets in the SwitchBot app and always get solid responses within a reasonable time. As an early adopter of new products, I sometimes ran into issues with the firmware, and the customer support team could always relay my reports to the tech team and get back to me with fixed firmware. 2. Matter support: I love Matter because Matter devices can be linked to other smart home systems in parallel (HomeKit and HomeAssistant, in my case). SwitchBot is one of the few companies (if not the only one) that followed through Matter implementation. They have withheld their promises to bring Matter support to existing devices and are adding Matter support to new devices, too. 3. Innovation: SwitchBot Bot is obviously an outstanding innovation that has solved numerous pain points in people's lives. SwitchBot continues to innovate by not only keeping a tunnel vision on traditional smart home devices. I especially love the universal remote because it provides the most accessible physical access I need to access my smart home with maximum flexibility. 4. Solid build quality and affordability: Switch-bot products have build quality and durability. They are reasonably priced, in my opinion, especially when compared to other products that support Matter or HomeKit.