SwitchBot Universal Remote 25 devices
Product description
This multi-use smart remote centralizes control for IR and Bluetooth appliances, letting you replace multiple remotes with one compact unit that works with TVs, ACs, fans and more. It supports up to 25 devices and offers scene automation through the included Hub 3, so you can simplify daily routines and free up space on the coffee table. The touch wheel and large buttons make basic controls intuitive for family members of all ages, while the app adds deeper customization.
Key takeaways
The SwitchBot Universal Remote Control with Hub 3 streamlines room control by combining IR support and SwitchBot Bluetooth in one device. If you want fewer remotes and smarter scenes, this remote lets you trigger up to 10 IR devices and 15 Bluetooth devices, plus create up to 10 scenes for common modes like Movie or Home. The Hub 3 brings quick pairing, key-by-key learning, and a small IPS display for glanceable environmental data, which helps keep automations visible and accessible. For households that favor Apple Home, Matter support via Hub 3 brings broader smart home linkage, according to the manufacturer.
Tech specs
- Name: SwitchBot Universal Remote Control with Hub 3
- Type: Universal smart remote and hub
- Connectivity: 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi, IR, Bluetooth
- Capacity: Control up to 25 devices
- Battery life: 2000 mAh battery, up to 150 days per charge
- What’s included: Universal Remote and Hub 3
- Display: IPS display with environmental readouts
Who it’s for
You’ll appreciate it if you want to consolidate several IR remotes and add simple automations without a complex setup, especially if you already use Apple Home or SwitchBot BLE devices. The tactile buttons and touch wheel make everyday navigation straightforward, and the Hub 3 enables integrations that broaden what the remote can automate. 🎛️
It might not be a great match if you rely on RF remotes or need 5 GHz Wi-Fi support, because it only works with IR and specific Bluetooth devices on 2.4 GHz and does not support RF learning. Also take into account that Google Home and Alexa are not currently supported for Matter integration according to product notes.