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BroadLink RM4 Pro vs Moes Infrared Universal Remote Control

Full Smart IR Remote Controls comparison in 2026

Updated September 2026
Data from Amazon and official BroadLink and Moes sites.
2026 verdict
Is RF worth paying for? If every remote in the room is infrared, the Moes Infrared Universal Remote Control is the better value of these two IR blasters, matching the BroadLink RM4 Pro on Wi-Fi and platform support.
It is the lower cost and the better reviewed of the pair, and both learn existing remotes and work with Alexa, Google Home and Home Assistant. The BroadLink RM4 Pro earns its place with RF: it can also learn fixed-code 433MHz remotes for blinds, curtains, fans and RF outlets, though its owners warn that rolling-code and proprietary devices often fail. Its owners also describe local control through Home Assistant, while Moes owners report that their unit only reaches Home Assistant through the Tuya cloud. Pick the Moes Infrared Universal Remote Control for TVs, fans and air conditioners, and the BroadLink RM4 Pro when a radio remote is part of the job.
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FeatureBroadLink RM4 ProMoes Infrared Universal Remote ControlWinner
Price$44.99$19.99Moes Infrared Universal Remote Control
Rating3.94.3Moes Infrared Universal Remote Control
ProtocolsIR, RFIRBroadLink RM4 Pro
Warranty1 year1 yearTie
Connectivity2.4 GHz WiFi2.4 GHz WiFiTie
IntegrationsGoogle Home, Alexa, Home AssistantGoogle Home, Alexa, Home AssistantTie
Univeral Remote ControlYESYESTie
Smart LearningYESYESTie

What the differences mean

RF support

The BroadLink RM4 Pro learns and sends RF as well as infrared, which reaches blinds, fans and outlets with fixed-code 433MHz remotes. The Moes Infrared Universal Remote Control is infrared only, so radio remotes stay out of reach.

Home Assistant

Both are listed as working with Home Assistant, but BroadLink RM4 Pro owners run it locally through the BroadLink integration, while the Moes Infrared Universal Remote Control connects only through the Tuya cloud.

Voice control

BroadLink RM4 Pro owners describe fast Alexa and Google Home control and scenes that chain several commands. Moes owners report that voice control only covers devices added from the app's list and stops at basic on and off.

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What owners say

Owners of both blasters praise how quickly they turn IR-only gear into devices controlled from the phone. BroadLink RM4 Pro owners single out IR and RF in one tiny box, instant Alexa and Google Home commands, local Home Assistant control and picking it over a Logitech Harmony, while they complain about RF failing with rolling-code fans and garage openers, awkward app English and devices dropping offline until the app is reopened. Moes Infrared Universal Remote Control owners like the low price, a flat puck that is easy to hide and a wide IR angle that covers a room, and their complaints are voice control limited to devices from the app's list, learned remotes that cannot be renamed, Alexa discovery failures and Home Assistant only through the Tuya cloud.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which is better overall: BroadLink RM4 Pro or Moes Infrared Universal Remote Control?

For infrared only, the Moes Infrared Universal Remote Control, which is the lower cost and better reviewed of the two. The BroadLink RM4 Pro is the one to buy if you also need to control RF devices such as blinds or fans.

What is the biggest difference between the BroadLink RM4 Pro and the Moes Infrared Universal Remote Control?

RF. The BroadLink RM4 Pro sends both infrared and fixed-code 433MHz RF signals, while the Moes Infrared Universal Remote Control is infrared only.

Do the BroadLink RM4 Pro and the Moes Infrared Universal Remote Control work with Apple Home?

No. Neither supports Apple Home or SmartThings. Both work with Alexa, Google Home and Home Assistant.

Will the BroadLink RM4 Pro control any RF remote?

No. The BroadLink RM4 Pro handles common fixed-code RF bands around 433MHz, but owners report failures with rolling-code and proprietary devices such as some ceiling fans and garage openers. Check a device's frequency before relying on it.

Who should buy the BroadLink RM4 Pro?

People with RF blinds, fans or outlets alongside IR gear, and Home Assistant users who want local IR and RF control.

Who should buy the Moes Infrared Universal Remote Control?

Budget buyers who want to control a TV, fan or air conditioner from the phone and do not need RF or local control.

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