BroadLink RM4 Pro vs Moes Temp/Humidity Monitor with IR

The Moes Temp/Humidity Monitor with IR is the stronger overall pick, costing less and adding a built-in temperature and humidity sensor. The BroadLink RM4 Pro only pulls ahead on protocols, thanks to its RF support, so it remains the better choice specifically for radio-controlled devices.

RF support versus a built-in sensor. The BroadLink RM4 Pro can learn and send RF (radio frequency) signals for devices like some blinds, fans and outlets, something the Moes Temp/Humidity Monitor with IR cannot do since it is infrared only. In exchange, the Moes Temp/Humidity Monitor with IR has a built-in temperature and humidity sensor the BroadLink RM4 Pro lacks.

No. It is infrared only, with no RF support, so it cannot drive radio-controlled blinds, fans or outlets. The BroadLink RM4 Pro is the one built for that, on top of its own IR blasting.

No. It has no onboard temperature, humidity, light or motion sensing. The Moes Temp/Humidity Monitor with IR is the one with a built-in temperature and humidity sensor that can trigger its own automations.

Buyers who need to control RF devices such as certain blinds, fans or outlets alongside their infrared gear, and who do not need a built-in room sensor.

Buyers whose devices are all infrared, who want a lower cost, and who like the idea of an IR remote that can also react to the room's own temperature and humidity.