Very very good and stable on IR, I haven't tried RF yet.. the temperature/humidity sensor HTS2 Cable USB Port Temperature Humidity Sensor Detector I believe shows 10% more humidity (compared to 3 other hygrometers I have). The temperature is correct.

In the living room I have a fan whose remote control works via RF; I learned that the hard way. The device controls the TV with IR, the fan with RF, and works through Home Assistant, where it learns the commands and you don't need its app to get your job done. Instead of looking for a learning remote, you buy one of these, keep it fixed in a spot in the house, and then either use your phone or, even better, set up voice commands and automations in Home Assistant, and you never have to look for the remote again.

I bought it for a special mission: to open and close the garage doors, one internal and one external, which operate on a radio frequency of 433.92 GHz. It works perfectly! Excellent! Fast connection! The only drawback is that the app does not show whether the door is opening or closing with some indication, e.g. turning green. Personally, it doesn't bother me that much since its use serves me immensely!

It does an amazing job for not-so-smart devices that require a remote control. Now I control all the devices in my home with this gadget. If you spend some time with Home Assistant, it is a tool you need if you have devices that don't have Wi-Fi control (that aren't so smart). Conclusion (one remote control for all devices, and with tools like Home Assistant you can turn all your devices into smart ones, with automations, etc.)

It does what it says. Easy to set up and use. I couldn't integrate it into Home Assistant, but the truth is I didn't try very hard.

I got it to copy some keys. It copied everything, as long as it was with a fixed code.
If you need to connect it to another WiFi you can't (unless you reset it).
I wanted it to "listen" to the RF from wireless doorbell and alarm accessories to create scenarios but there is no such function.
I got it together with the cable with the temperature and humidity sensor, it's worth it.
It doesn't have an adapter, it needs 5v/1A.

The most unreliable thing I have bought in wifi-IR control.. on the contrary, with 17€ you can buy something much more reliable.. I wouldn't recommend it, since there are products on the market at half the price, absolutely reliable

It captures all RF frequencies but does not work with rolling codes, it captures the frequencies simply because the frequency changes each time, it doesn't work. It has a very good range. For infrared, it should be at least in the same room.

I had a problem not being able to find its wifi at first, but I did 1-2 resets and found it afterwards, then you follow the steps.

It takes a little time to get used to the app, it has a widget that you can simply put an icon on your home screen and thus you can quickly perform the action you want without having to enter the app and press it from there.

Awesome product, it has ready-made profiles from a large number of remote controls, from broadlink or from other users. Also, in case it is not available in the list, the user can practically copy all the remote controls by pressing the buttons one by one (it supports both RF and IR).
Finally, it has a very small size, like a square sticky note.

Only 2 downsides:
A) the wifi needs to be 2.4ghz and not dual 5ghz/2.4ghz, luckily my wifi router supports 4 ssid so I created one just for this.
B) it does not come with a 5v/1a USB power supply in the package, a small inconvenience but for 30 euros I believe it should have included one even if it costed 1-2 euros more.

Lastly, it would be good to also purchase the HTS2 cable as it gives it capabilities for scenes based on temperature or humidity.

Perfect for making "dumb" devices smart, but keep in mind that it cannot copy rolling codes of remote controls in brands like somfy

Excellent product, worth its money.

It works perfectly with Siri Shortcuts!

Negative:

The app does not show the current status of the devices (whether they are on or off, for example).

This would be useful when you are away from home remotely.

On the other hand, it is logical because it ONLY sends IR information - it does NOT receive.

For this reason, 4 stars.

Unless someone has found something else and please inform.

Two very important issues that show a great deal of carelessness in the design of the software:
1. It does not accept long passwords or special characters in the passwords of the wifi it connects to, forcing you to reduce the security of your network. Tragic.
2. If you need to change the ssid name or the password of your wifi, you have to RESET the device - losing all the settings, scenes, and routines you have made. TRAGIC because it essentially forces you to have a weak password that you cannot change.
And all of this is sent to the broadlink server along with your location, which is mandatory.
A huge security hole that needs to be fixed.

I am very satisfied with the product and its infrared capabilities, as well as its RF 433 capabilities (it has good range with two walls intervening, approximately 25 to 30 meters). Also, good wifi signal.

I have it in the living room with Alexa and I manage the TV, Denon amplifier, air conditioning, and LED strip on the ceiling of the living room. Generally, anything that has a remote control can be managed through Alexa, of course, in basic functions. Unfortunately, I couldn't connect the awning in the yard even though it has a remote control. It makes all the dumb devices with a remote control smart.

Very good product. It is easy to set up and easily replaces all remote controls. I have set it up with Alexa and it works very well. I highly recommend it for controlling devices that are not Smart.

Very good device and it performs flawlessly what it promises. What I will mention and is very important is that it cannot copy controllers from SOMFY motors. SOMFY, as well as some other manufacturers of garage doors, etc., have encrypted their frequencies and essentially every time you press the button on the controller, it transmits on a different frequency, so it is impossible to copy.

I use it to manage all my remote controls through Amazon Alexa and it works perfectly without any disconnections.

The device can also learn remote controls that we have without knowing the manufacturer. I had absolutely no problem with any remote control I connected to it.

edit:
After 3 years, there hasn't been a single disconnection of the device with daily use

Cities capabilities want setup and searching, in combination with Amazon Alexa google assistance etc. you will make the house smart with low cost.

It works with everything, does everything. It synchronizes with all the remote controls for blinds, curtains, etc. With a little patience for setting it up through Alexa, IFTTT, you can simply talk throughout the whole house.