BroadLink RM4 Mini vs Moes RF IR Universal Remote Controller

The BroadLink RM4 Mini wins overall, costing less and carrying a stronger owner rating built on years on the market. The Moes RF IR Universal Remote Controller only pulls ahead on protocols, thanks to its added RF support.

The Moes RF IR Universal Remote Controller supports RF (radio frequency) in addition to infrared, so it can control some fans, blinds or RF outlets that the BroadLink RM4 Mini, which is IR only, cannot reach.

Yes, both the BroadLink RM4 Mini and the Moes RF IR Universal Remote Controller integrate with Home Assistant, along with Alexa and Google Home. Neither supports Apple HomeKit.

Not yet. The BroadLink RM4 Mini has years on the market and a large base of owner reviews behind its rating, while the Moes RF IR Universal Remote Controller is newer with far fewer reviews to judge it by.

Anyone who only needs to control infrared devices like TVs, air conditioners or set-top boxes and wants the cheaper, better-reviewed, more established blaster of the two.

Buyers who specifically need RF (radio) control alongside infrared, and are willing to pay more for a less proven device to get it.