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BroadLink RM4 Pro Universal Remote Review: Does It Simplify Smart Home Control?

BroadLink RM4 pro IR and RF 433MHz Universal Remote, All in One Hub Code Learning, WiFi Remote Control for Smart Home Devices TV, STB, AC, Curtain Motor, Works with Alexa & Google Home
4.6
[Wide Device Compatibility]  Compatible with most IR devices and some 433 MHz RF devices; excludes Bluetooth, Zigbee, Z‑Wave, and rolling codes.
[Remote Control & Automation]  Control devices remotely, create scenes, schedules, and automate your home using the BroadLink app.
[Voice & IFTTT Support]  Works with Alexa, Google Home and IFTTT for hands-free voice control and cross-platform automation.
[Optional Temp/Humidity Sensor]  Connect optional USB sensor to display room temperature and humidity in the BroadLink app.
[Simple 2.4GHz Wi‑Fi & IR]  Uses 2.4 GHz Wi‑Fi for easy setup; IR requires line-of-sight—place within visible range of devices.
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A smart home hub that centralises infrared and 433MHz RF control, letting users manage TVs, air conditioners and curtain motors from one place. For anyone fed up with multiple remotes and clumsy routines, BroadLink RM4 Pro Universal Remote brings app control, voice commands and automation to familiar kit. Will it work with your Wi-Fi network and existing remotes?

⚡ At a Glance
  • Compatibility: IR support for most TVs, STBs, ACs and DVD players, plus 433MHz RF for some curtain motors and projectors
  • Best for: Homeowners wanting to centralise remotes, enable voice control and automate daily routines
  • Not ideal for: Homes using 5GHz-only routers, mesh networks, or RF rolling code devices

Handles infrared control and certain 433MHz RF signals while integrating with voice assistants and the BroadLink app. Requires 2.4GHz Wi-Fi and line-of-sight for IR operation.


Control Most Entertainment and Home Devices, with IR and 433MHz RF learning

Infrared learning captures the majority of TV, set-top box, air conditioner and DVD remote codes, while 433MHz RF supports fixed-code signals from curtain motors, projectors and some switches. RF rolling code systems cannot be learned or controlled.

Consolidate several remotes into one app and reduce the number of handheld controls around the house.

Automate Routines and Voice Control, with BroadLink app and Alexa/Google integration

The hub connects to 2.4GHz Wi-Fi for remote access, scene creation and scheduled timers through the BroadLink app, and links to Alexa, Google Home and IFTTT by enabling the BroadLink skill and linking accounts. The latest app version is required for Alexa compatibility.

Schedule on/off actions, run multi-device scenes and use voice commands to control entertainment and climate appliances, even when away from home.

Practical Setup and Siting, with 2.4GHz Wi-Fi and line-of-sight IR

Operation requires a 2.4GHz Wi-Fi network and is not compatible with 5GHz networks or some mesh router setups, while infrared signals need direct line of sight to controlled devices. The hub accepts a USB temperature and humidity sensor (sold separately) and needs a 5V 1A power adapter.

Place the hub centrally and visibly for reliable IR reach, check router compatibility before installation, and add the external sensor if room climate monitoring is needed.

✨ The 4 Key Reasons for BroadLink RM4 Pro Universal Remote
  1. IR and 433MHz RF learning - Replace multiple remotes with unified control across devices
  2. Alexa and Google Home support - Use voice commands to control TV, AC and fans
  3. App-driven automation - Schedule scenes and timers for daily routines reliably
  4. Compact, unobtrusive design - Fits discreetly while delivering long IR and RF range
📋 Technical Details at a Glance
  • Category: Electronics
  • Brand: BroadLink
  • Model: RM4 Pro
  • Wireless: Wi-Fi and RF 433MHz
  • Wi-Fi: 2.4GHz only, not compatible with 5GHz or some mesh routers
❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does the hub work with Alexa and Google Home?

A: Yes, Alexa and Google Home are supported by enabling the BroadLink skill or service and linking accounts, with device discovery done within those apps.

Q: Will it work on my 5GHz or mesh Wi-Fi network?

A: No, the hub requires a 2.4GHz Wi-Fi network and is not compatible with 5GHz networks or some mesh router setups.

Q: Can it control RF rolling code devices?

A: No, RF rolling code systems are not supported for learning or control; check the user manual or provide brand and model for confirmation if unsure.

🏆 Our Verdict

Ideal for homeowners who want to replace multiple remotes, add voice control and automate routines across infrared and some 433MHz RF devices. The main selling point is broad IR compatibility paired with RF learning and tight app and voice-assistant integration, plus optional sensor support. While some users must check Wi‑Fi and RF rolling code limits, the automation capabilities and ongoing technical support deliver clear long-term value.