BroadLink RM4 pro IR and RF Universal Remote, All in One Hub Code Learning Wi-Fi Remote Control for TV Air Conditioner STB Audio, Curtain Motor, Works with Alexa, Google Home, IFTTT

$44.99

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Product description

RM4 pro

Broadlink RM4 pro

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Forgot to turn off the AC after leaving home? Use the BroadLink app to send commands via Wi-Fi—even from another city. Manage compatible IR & RF devices like TVs, DVD players, or lights remotely.

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Alexa, turn on the AC!” or “Hey Google, lower the fan speed.” RM4pro seamlessly works with Alexa and Google Home, letting you command infrared devices like TVs, ACs, and set-top boxes using just your voice.

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1 Preset Scenes

2 Setup Routines

3 Works With IFTTT

4 Share With Family

5 Real-Time Temp Monitoring

Easy to set up and use Blue and white minimalist app interface icon showing an expand/fullscreen symbol with numerical indicator.Blue and white minimalist app interface icon showing an expand/fullscreen symbol with numerical indicator. Download APP

Search for “BroadLink” on Google Play or APP Store.

Register an account and log in to the Broadlink APP.

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Tap “Add device” on APP and follow the instructions.

Choose your Wi-Fi (2.4Ghz only), the Wi-Fi password should contain no more than 32 characters.

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Tap “add appliances” to choose a category and a brand. Find a solution from our library or define customized remote panel from leaning mode.

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In BroadLink APP, tap “Add Voice Assistant”.

In Google/Alexa/IFTTT App, enable the skill/service named “Broadlink”, link account and discover devices.

Control ACs, Fans, Curtain Motors & More in One App

The RM4pro transforms your smartphone into a smart IR & RF remote control, centralizing control of devices like lamps and projectors in the intuitive BroadLink app. Create bedtime scenes to turn off all devices with one tap. No more juggling remotes—your lifestyle, streamlined.

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Customer Reviews

3.9 out of 5 stars 1,645

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Model

RM4 pro

RM mini3

RM4 mini

RM4 mini S

RM4 pro S

LB26R1

Starter Kit

Function

Control IR, RF appliances

Control IR appliances

Control IR appliances

Control IR appliances

Control IR, RF appliances

Wifi controlled RGB Lighting

Smart Lighting Kit

Remote Control

Voice Control

Support Sensor Cable

USB Cable Type

Regular Power Cable

Regular Power Cable

Regular Power Cable

Temperature Humidity Sensor

Temperature Humidity Sensor

No Cable

No Cable

Why can’t it connect to the APP / Wi-Fi ?

Broadlink RM4 pro 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.

Is my appliance compatible with the RM4 pro?

RM4 pro supports IR and RF 433MHz control devices, does not support Bluetooth or RF Rolling Code. Please check the manual of your appliance or consult the manufacturer to confirm it.

Why is the RM4pro not compatible with RF remote for fireplace based on 433MHz frequency?

Many brands of fireplaces, for safety reasons, require long pressing the button or pressing the button multiple times to turn on the fireplace. But RM4 Pro cannot learn such complex control commands, so it may not control the fireplace.

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.

What is Rolling Code?

Rolling code that changes for every use is commonly used in radio frequency (RF) control systems especially those requires access control or privacy protection. It is a simple encryption method and usually applied on some curtain/blind/shade motors.

HIGH COMPATIBILITY – Support RF (433MHz) controlled devices such as curtain/shades motor, projector and light switch; Support 50,000+ IR controlled devices such as TV, STB, Air conditioner, Fan, Video Recorder, DVD and more; Does not work with Bluetooth. Supported devices library is constantly being updated by the cloud, so your RM4 pro is always compatible with newer devices. Option to program your devices and learn buttons if certain cloud data is unavailable.
NEW BROADLINK APP CONTROL – New App named BroadLink is available now in App Store and Google Play. New App has better user experiences in configuration and creating scene than IHC. Besides, if you have an Android phone integrates IR emitter itself, you can use it to control your IR devices from BroadLink App as a test, before you decide to buy our product. Note: RM4 pro only supports 2.4 GHz (NOT 5 GHz) Wi-Fi to configure in the App.
VOICE CONTROL AND IFTTT – Compatible with Alexa to voice control your TV, STB, Air Conditioner and Fans, compatible with Google Home to voice control your Air Conditioner. Make sure the devices can be remotely controlled from external networks. In Amazon Alexa/Google Home/IFTTT Apps, enable the skill/service named BroadLink, link account and discover devices.
NEW FEATURES – Supports external Temperature and Humidity Sensor USB Cable (purchase separately), connect it to the RM4 pro, BroadLink App will show room’s temperature and humidity. Zero Configuration, powered by FastCon technology, add the first FastCon device to the App as usual, after that, when you power on other new FastCon devices, they will be automatically discovered and shown in App.
TECH SUPPORT – One-Year Warranty, 24/7 Technical Support. Video Guide are available on our Amazon Brand Store and YouTube. Find our Global Hotline on product manual. Now you can get help and make feedback directly through BroadLink Community in the App.

Reviews (10)

10 reviews for BroadLink RM4 pro IR and RF Universal Remote, All in One Hub Code Learning Wi-Fi Remote Control for TV Air Conditioner STB Audio, Curtain Motor, Works with Alexa, Google Home, IFTTT

  1. Andrea V.

    My savior
    It has been so good. In the beginning I was confused how to add the rest of remotes but after I figured out it has been the most wonderful thing in my house. It worked with my window blinds very well and sadly didn’t work with my ceiling fans. But I’m happy anyway

  2. Esh

    RM4 Pro + Home Assistant + RF Fireplace
    What do you with your old remote controlled gas fireplace. Well you don’t just continue to use the remote – no, that would be too simply!Instead you’ll buy this RM4 Pro with plans to connect it to Home Assistant so you can turn off you fireplace when you fall asleep in front of the fire or just before you arrive home. Or just to turn off randomly to mess with your wife.So I can’t say much about the app (which I only used to setup the device and ‘unlock’ it on the local network.What I can say if that once unlocked it connected easily through the Broadlink integration in Home Assistant. It creates a remote.Broadlink entity.Note here: don’t set up things in the Broadcom app they won’t come through to Home Assistant.Another Note: for RF it doesn’t handle roaming signals – one’s where for security reason the frequency keeps changing – keep that in mind before you purchaseNow back to the boring nerdy story. From there you can use the remote entity to learn both IR or RF presses. I used it to learn my fireplace RF button presses. Now at first it might seem complicated to learn presses. But once you have one done it’s super fast.When learnt you can add call them through remote.send_command service. This makes it fairly simple to add to your dream automation that your wife will surely not understand or care about. But you’ll be able to smile every time the automation runs.So in summary I have no idea how this works with anything other than Home Assistant. But for my purpose of using it to control items that don’t directly integrate with HA it ticked all the boxes and would recommend.

  3. Bella T.

    Fantastic for Android…NOT for IOS
    Giving it 4 stars instead of 5 because it 100% doesn’t work with IOS. If you have an apple product and bought this, return it or do what I did. I really needed the remote to operate heaters in a greenhouse remotely. Had to have it, so I bought a Samsung galaxy and paired this product with it. Works fantastic and is 150′ from the router and still receives a strong signal.

  4. The Dude

    Is there a more confusing product line on Amazon?
    “Go get a BroadLink RM Pro”… the words are meaningless. Which RM Pro? Should it be This RM 4 Pro or this other RM 4 Pro? Different price. Different listing. Is it the same? Who flapping knows. The most confusing product lineup. And it’s like they are using the flavor of the week injection molds. Guys. Ever heard of product design?It doesn’t come with a power supply. Just a USB Micro to USB A. Who uses Micro any more? I never want to see another micro in my life. And sorry, but to not have a power nugget to plug into the wall is hostile. I ended up plugging it into a laptop to setup everything.The app is dog excrement. I’ll pass. Luckily, I was going to use this with Home Assitant. Which my god is this integration a level of complication I don’t need in my life.Topping it all off, this remote “supports RF remotes.” But it is 0 for 2 on the two RF remotes I have. One for the fireplace and one for some outdoor lights. So this is going back!Oh! I almost forgot. Good freaking luck setting this thing up on your Wifi network. Yes. I have 2.4 ghz. Yes. I also have 5 ghz. But the iOS app WILL NOT proceed past connect to a 2.4 GHZ network. Dude. What century is this? I even pulled out the room’s access point (Omada) and disabled the 5 ghz radio and had my phone connect over 2.4. No joy. Because there was 5 ghz advertised on the network, it still wouldn’t proceed. Unbelievable!The only way to get this running on a mixed network is to pull out an Android device and use the app there. It jumped forward with no issues at all. So to repeat: you will not be able to set this up on Apple devices!

  5. D

    Great for making devices “smart” and Google Assistant voice command integration
    Overall pleasantly surprised, especially with all of the negative reviews online. Broadlink (BL) recently provided a firmware update so perhaps that explains the improvements.Setup was very simple – download the BL app and follow the in-app directions. It’ll ask for your phone to be connected to a 2.4Mhz channel of your router – I have Google Wifi which, like many other newer routers, will automatically assign the proper channel to each device, so I ignored the warnings and my phone (on 5Mhz channel) sent the wifi info to BL which then connected to the proper 2.4Mhz channel automatically – no issues. I also then reserved the IP address that my router assigned to BL – not sure if this is required but saw it suggested on another forum.Adding IR/RF remotes was fine – selecting the known brands (e.g. TV > Sony) didn’t seem to work for any of my devices so I just used the “learning” capabilities where BL learns the remote codes from each of my remotes which worked flawlessly just takes a few mins to learn all the devices and buttons I wanted. For RF devices (if you dont need RF then get the non-pro version) I didn’t know the exact 433.XX frequency but the “auto-detect” feature worked great, then similarly just “learned” my RF buttons from the remote. Once the remotes were all set up, BL “scenes” were also very simple to create allowing me to string together commands across my devices (e.g. I created a “Watch TV” scene which turns on my TV, sets the proper input on my receiver, etc) and can set timing delays between commands if necessary.The best feature (and the reason I bought this) was Google Assistant integration. Once you link your BL account from within the Google Home app, all of the BL scenes you create become available for voice command (e.g. “Hey Google, activate Watch TV”). I created a “Volume Way Up” BL scene that would increase the volume in increments of 5 to avoid having to say the volume command over and over.Another feature I found super helpful is that you can also create Google routines to run a BL scene. Just type out the Google routine’s “action” to say “activate ” (e.g. “activate watch TV”). Since Google routines can have multiple actions, this will be great to be able to have google assistant voice commands control not just BL but other devices on one command. Just need to be careful that your BL scenes aren’t named the same as generic Google Assistant command (e.g. turn on the lights) or else Google gets confused.The ability to control devices directly from within the Google Home app is limited to certain device types and basic commands (power on/off, etc), but this wasn’t important to me (I cared about voice, and I can use the BL app for everything else).Overall- simple install and easy IR/RF remote “learning” capabilities- works great for Google Assistant voice commands for your not-smart IR and RF devices, particularly if your desired voice commands are all focused on your BL-enabled devicesSuggestions- more standard device types (e.g. “receiver” wasn’t a listed type which means I had to create a custom type which then isn’t available in Google Home app, though still works fine for voice commands)- more options available to control devices directly from within Google Home app (not just voice/assistant)- better suggested remotes to reduce having to “learn” them all manually-support more RF frequencies (only the 2 which seem most common are supported so check your devices before buying)

  6. Tadeu baratela da silva

    Produto top. Facil configuraçao e funciona perfeitamente me IR e RF.

  7. Dngr

    Im Zuge der Einrichtung einer Sprachsteuerung mit Alexa bin ich erst über den Logitech Harmony Hub und dann über den Broadlink RM4 Pro gestolpert.Beide Geräte habe ich ausprobiert und letztendlich am Broadlink hängengeblieben. Im Folgenden möchte ich gerne meine Erfahrungen mit beiden Geräten mit den Nutzern Teilen, die vor der gleichen Entscheidung stehen.EinrichtungBeide Hubs benötigen einen Account und eine Einrichtung per App. Wer sich davor scheut, kann hier aufhören zu lesen, denn ein unabhängiges nicht Cloud basierendes System habe ich nicht gefunden. Beide Systeme brauchen einen Account und müssen immer am WLAN Verbindung in die Cloud haben, sonst funktionieren sie nicht. Die Einrichtung ging bei beiden Systemen problemlos.ReichweiteLogitech hat meines Erachtens ein bisschen besser Signale ausgesendet. Die Geräte im ganzen Raum wurden etwas zuverlässiger angesteuert als beim Broadlink, aber auch der macht seinen Job echt gut, Steht bei mir unterhalb des TV Gerätes neben dem Fuß und hat selten Probleme ein Gerät zu erreichen.Logitech bietet zusätzlich aber Kabelgebundene Sender an, die man in Schränke verlegen kann, damit auch bei geschlossenen Türen Geräte geschaltet werden können. Da das bei mir nicht der Fall ist, war das kein Argument für michDie Funkreichweite geht bei mir auch über 3 Zimmer übergreifend.KompatibilitätHier unterscheiden sich beide ziemlich und hier ist die Frage, was braucht man eher. Beide können natürlich IRSignale senden. Hier gibt es keinen Unterschied.Darüber hinaus kann der Logitech Hub aber Bluetooth Geräte ansteuern, wie beispielsweise die Playstation. Das kann der Broadlink Hub nicht, der kann dafür aber Funksignale ansteuern und lernen, was Logitech nicht kann.Damit können beispielsweise alle herkömmlichen Funksteckdosen oder Markiesen, Garagentore und Rolläden, die Auf Funk basieren, angesteuert werden.Das war ein absolutes Entscheidungskriterium für mich, da ich verschidenene Funksteckdosen im Einsatz habe und diese weiter nutzen kann.Zwar habe ich auch eine Playstation, dafür habe ich aber einen Workaround gefunden. Vor einigen Jahren habe ich eine One-for-all Fernbedienung gekauft, die einen IR-Bluetooth Wandler zum Steuern der Playstation dabei hatte. Dieser ist eine weitere kleine batteriebetriebene Box, die IR Signale empfängt und als Bluetooth Signal an die PS weitergibt. Und genau die habe ich mit der Broadlink Hub verbunden und kann damit jetzt sowohl IR als auch BT als auch RF Signale steuern.GerätekompatibilitätLogitech hat im erkennen der Geräte klar die Nase vorn. Fast alle Geräte waren in der Datenbank zu finden. Lediglich ein paar Exoten musste ich einzeln teachen.Broadlink hat hier öfter das Teachen benötigt, was mich aber nicht störte, da ich für meinen Zweck der Alexa Sprachsteuerung ja nur eine Übersichtliche Anzahl Befehle benötigte. Im Endefffekt konnte ich aber alle Geräte gut einbinden.Ab und Zu ist die Funktion weg, dann hilft es die Broadlink App zu starten. Meist sind die Geräte offline. Durch einmaliges Anklicken werden sie aktiviert und dann geht auch der Sprachbefehl.Es kommt immer mal vor, dass Sprachbefehle von Alexa zwar verstanden, aber scheinbar nicht weitergeleitet werden. Das hatte ich aber gleichermaßen bei beiden Geräten.Verbinden mit AlexaDas Verbinden mit Alexa funktionierte bei beiden Geräten sehr einfach über das Installieren des jeweiligen Skills.Logitech hat tatsächlich mehr Fähigkeiten. Zum Beispiel kann hier tatsächlich die Senderliste eingegeben werden und dann der Kanal direkt gesprochen werden. Das geht bei Broadlink nicht so gut. Ich habe zwar auch hier versucht mit programmierten Aktivitäten das gleiche zu erzielen, aber funktioniert hat es nicht.Nach einigen Versuchen hatte ich das Gefühl, dass Logitech mehr Schwierigkeiten gemacht hat und öfter die Befehle nicht mehr verstanden hat. Bei Broadlink habe ich mich auf einfache Befehle beschränkt und meist funktioniert es gut.Preis:Broadlink kostet knapp die Hälfte und das bei für meine Sicht mehr Leistungsumfang. Logitech spielt seine Stärke erst aus, wenn man es mit einer Logitech Harmony Fernbedienung verbindet, dann kostet das Paket aber locker nochmal 100€ mehr. Für meinen Zweck war das nicht relevant.Szenarien/Aktivities:Stärke der Systeme ist ja das man kombinierte Aktionen programmieren kann, also das beispielsweise mit dem TV Gerät auch die Soundbar mit angeht und das Licht gedimmt wird. Hier ist Logitech zwar stärker als Broadlink, aber genau an dieser Stelle ist auch das größte Problem, das mich im Endeffekt von Logitech weggebracht hat. Es gibt keine Möglichkeit bei Logitech Szenarien so einzustellen, dass sie nur ein Gerät betrifft. Man muss immer für alle Geräte den Zustand vorgeben.Klingt erst einmal verwirrend, aber am Beispiel erklärt wird vielleicht das Problem klar:Befehl 1 : TV an = TV ein, Soundbar ein –> alles OKBefehl 2 : LED Ambilight an = Ambilight ein , TV und Soundbar bleiben an –> alles OKBefehl 3 : LED Ambilight aus = Ambilight geht aus, TV und Soundbar gehen mit aus –> Nicht OKEs gibt aber tatsächlich keine Möglichkeit nur ein Gerät auszuschalten und alle anderen so zu lassen wie sie imMoment sind. Zwar gibt es versteckt in den Einstellungen solche Möglichkeiten, aber bei keiner hat es funktioniert. Und ich habe jedes Forum durchsucht und jede Kombination an Einstellung probiert, doch nichts wollte das Ausschaltproblem lösen. Habe ich die Klimaanlage ausgeschalten ging der Fernseher mit aus. Habe ich den Staubsauger ausgeschalten dann ging Fernseher oder Klimaanlage oder Licht auch aus.Wahrscheinlich hätte ich jetzt für jede mögliche Kombination ein eigenes Szenario mit eigenem Namen programmieren können, aber die Permutation von 6-7 Geräten mit jeder Kombination von an und aus hätte man sich nicht merken können.Bei Broadlink kann ich jedes Gerät separat ein und aus schalten, ohne das die anderen betroffen sind. Daher habe ich mich letztendlich dafür entschieden.FAZITDas An-Aus-Problem von Logitech war das größte Problem bei meinem Anwendungsfall. Darüber hinaus war die Fähigkeit Funksignale zu senden für mich ein absoluter Mehrwert bei Broadlink. Dazu kam noch der Preis von unter 50€. Alles in allem bin ich sehr zufrieden mit der Entscheidung.

  8. francois paul

    domotique ancien dio 433mhz + tv chaine hifi yamaha etc

  9. ⭐Naruto⭐

    Prima di prendere questo, avevo il mini ma ho voluto prendere il pro per poterci aprire il cancello di casa ed evitare di portarmi dietro il telecomando che è veramente ingombrante per i miei gusti.Esteticamente devo dire che è molto carino e più piccolo di quanto pensassi. L’ho posizionato di fianco al modem che gli da anche corrente tramite porta usb così ho evitato di collegarlo ad un alimentatore da parete.Configurarlo all’inizio è stato un po’ rognoso perché non riuscivo ad interfacciarlo col telefono ma dopo un po’ di tentativi si è collegato. Anche il modello che avevo prima mi ha fatto penare per la prima configurazione. L’app è molto carina e fatta molto bene e permette di configurare tanti dispositivi che si possono suddividere per le relative stanze.Una volta avviato tutto, per configuralo in modo da poter aprire il cancello di casa è stato un attimo grazie all’autoapprendimento della frequenza del telecomando. Basta posizionarsi con il telecomandino davanti a lui e premere un tasto mentre il broadlink è in modalità apprendimento. In pochi secondi ha trovato subito la frequenza giusta. Nonostante sia in una posizione sfavorevole per l’apertura del cancello (sono al quarto piano ed il cancello dista circa 30 metri) riesce perfettamente ad aprirlo senza problemi. Ora posso finalmente aprire il cancello anche se sono a 500 metri senza dover per forza arrivarci vicino per far prendere il telecomando. Così facendo non devo più aspettare davanti al cancello.Ovviamente oltre che per questa cosa, lo uso anche per controllare la tv con tutte le funzioni che più mi interessano

  10. NS

    Amazing device. Got some cheap fan with lights on Amazon with remote. My house had only one switch so was annoying to turn on and off the light and fan. Used this device to hook up to Alexa. Now i can turn on light and fan independently using Alexa turn on bedroom light and Alexa turn on bedroom fan. Has a nice range as well. Can control multiple fans one is almost 40 feet away from the box in a separate room.

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