YoLink Remote, 500 Feet Worlds Longest Range Smart Remote Controller One Button Plugs Switches Outlets Grouping and Controlling, LoRa Enabled Smart Home Automation Device

Easy to program, easy to use.

Again like their other sensors the remote control has a long wireless range, it was easy to add the devices to it but you can only add 5 total (switches, plugs, alarm, etc)

I have several Yolink devices and I wrongly assumed it would be able to control Yolink powerstrips individual plugs. It does not. It turns all the plugs on a powerstrip on or off; the 2 receptacle outdoor version or 4 receptacle indoor version. For that, the lesser star ratings. Reading the other reviews for what people are controlling with it, single sockets, it makes sense and good use. For me, just another gadget that goes into the gadget box in storage. Good concept, bad overall execution.

I own multiple Yolink products, and all, work very well. I use this remote to turn on/off an outside water fountain and pond fountain from inside the house when required. Reliability and range have not yet failed after 1 year of use. If you need range and reliability, cannot beat Yolink products........................

I use lots of YoLink devices. Wanted to try this remote for controlling the lights in a remote building. The first unit I ordered did not work, it was totally dead. Returned it for a replacement which works as expected. I have around 75 YoLink devices, this was the first one I have had an issue with.

This remote turns on/off only Yolink devices. It communicates directly with Yolink devicea. The remote does not use the Yolink hub. Please note, this remote does NOT work with Alexa. It is very easy to setup. Press the setup button on the device, then press the On button on the remote to link/match to on the remote. The light on the remote will flash denoting when it is linked. How I use it, about every few weeks, sometimes more often, my ISP box on the outside of the house needs to be reset, other words, it needs to be powered off then back on. When this happens, Alexa is useless for turning devices on and off. I use a Yolink plug on the ISP box. I press the off button matching the plug to remotely power off the ISP box, wait a minute and power it back on. Much easier than go8ng out to the utility room, moving items on the shelf, unplug it, wait, plug it back in. I also use it for several lights at night, when I do not want to wake anyone up using verbal commands. It has been working great so far, without any issues.