SwitchBotBlind Tilt Motorized Blinds - Smart Electric Blinds with Bluetooth Remote Control, Solar Powered, Light Sensing Control, Add Hub Mini to Make it Compatible with Alexa & Google Home

I recently purchased and installed a SwitchBot Blind Tilt device on my blinds to automate them. I was very pleasantly surprised with the packaging and ease of installation. The device fits perfectly on my blinds and the device works great out of the box. I also really like that the solar panel is included, so there is no need to run long wires for power. The battery always stays fully charged. The app is feature-rich and easy to use. I was also able to add the device into Home Assistant and control it from there. Overall, I'm very happy with my purchase.

I recently upgraded my home with the Blind Tilt Motorized Blinds by SwitchBot, and the experience has been nothing short of fantastic. From the moment I unpacked the system, I was impressed by the sleek design and high-quality materials. The setup was remarkably straightforward, even for someone who isn't particularly tech-savvy. The detailed instructions and user-friendly app made the installation process a breeze.The performance of the SwitchBot Blind Tilt Motorized Blinds is where they truly shine. The motor operates smoothly and quietly, offering precise control over the angle of the blinds. With a simple tap on my smartphone or a voice command through my smart home system, I can adjust the blinds to let in just the right amount of light or ensure complete privacy. The convenience of automated schedules means I can program the blinds to open in the morning and close in the evening, seamlessly aligning with my daily routine.One of the standout features is the integration with various smart home ecosystems. Whether you're using Alexa, Google Assistant, or Apple HomeKit, the SwitchBot Blind Tilt Motorized Blinds integrate effortlessly, enhancing the overall smart home experience. The app itself is intuitive and offers a range of customization options, from setting up automation to adjusting tilt angles with precision.The energy efficiency of these blinds is an added bonus. By automatically adjusting to the position of the sun, they help maintain a comfortable indoor temperature, reducing the need for heating and cooling. This has already made a noticeable difference in my energy bills.In summary, the Blind Tilt Motorized Blinds by SwitchBot are a game-changer. They combine elegance, functionality, and smart technology in a way that truly enhances the comfort and convenience of any home. I highly recommend them to anyone looking to modernize their living space with reliable and sophisticated window treatments.

Once you get the hang of the setup, the SwitchBot Blind Tilt is super easy to use. The automations and the included solar panels are awesome. You can set up a bunch of them quickly and tailor them to your schedule or light preferences. For the price, it’s a great value and makes smart home upgrades more accessible without breaking the bank.

Took me about 45 minutes to install since I went step by step very carefully so as not to mess up. If I purchase additional Blind Tilts the installation will probably take only 10 minutes. The product performs exactly as described. It changes the blind angles fairly slowly but speed really isn't needed anyway and slower movement will hopefully translate to longer trouble free lifespan. Initially I hooked up the supplied solar panel but the Blind Tilt didn't recognize it. I did some research and theorized that the Blind Tilt firmware was at version 1.2 while the latest version 2.0 was needed to support the solar panel and associated light sensor. I could not find anyway to upgrade the firmware so I submitted a support request to Wonderlabs. The very next morning I discovered that there was a firmware upgrade awaiting installation into my Blind Tilt. I went through the upgrade and now the solar panel is charging the unit (when there's bright enough sunlight). Overall the Blind Tilt is working great! Discovering that the firmware was out of date was disappointing but Wonderlabs took care of that literally overnight. I've set the unit up to automatically open every morning and close every evening so I'll see over the next few weeks if it performs reliably and also if the solar panel keeps the unit charged. I've added the Alexa integration and that also works great. I've mounted it to a six foot wide by five foot high window blind that is about four years old. The Blind Tilt gear motor did not seem to be "laboring" at all when it went from down close to up close, so I think it could handle even larger blinds if it needed to. A note about the process of mounting the solar panel to your window via the self adhesive pad. I cleaned the glass with the supplied alcohol wipe then peeled the backing off of the self adhesive strip and began to position the panel towards the top of the window. I inadvertently slightly touched the pad to the glass while moving the panel into position and it stuck instantly and I couldn't pull it back off (without risking damage) so the solar panel is mounted at an angle a few inches from where I panned to place it. Oh well!!! :) So use some extra care when you reach this step.If it survives my "trial" period I will probably purchase several more since I have the same Horizontal Blinds on every window in my house! It's appears to be a well designed, sturdy product that is providing a lot for it's relatively low price. I will update if things change!

I admit that I am a smart home fanboy right up front. I have used multiple types of smart home fixtures for years and my expectations are high. The switchbot blind tilt motorized openers are awesome. I have been using them for a month or two without issue. Opening and closing with my voice and with the app on my cell phone. I got the ones with the solar panels and now I don't need to think about them again. I did get them with the Switchbot Hub 2 because I wasn't sure how they would work with the new matter upgrades and Apple HomeKit. In short, I recommend the motorized blind tilts and the Hub 2, both worthwhile buys.