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SwitchBot Smart Switch Button Pusher - Bluetooth Fingerbot for Rocker Switch/One-Way Button, Automatic Light Switch, Timer and APP Control, Works with Alexa When Paired with SwitchBot Hub (Black)

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Style: Bot Black


Features

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  • Universal - The SwitchBot Bot works well with just about any rocker switches and one-way buttons. Enhance the intelligence of your coffee machines, air conditioners, and even garage doors with this Bluetooth fingerbot. (Not support overly hard or aged buttons. Don't hesitate to reach out to us about any product compatibility issues at any time.)
  • Easy to install and set up - Tape it right next to a rocker switch or button with the Add-on 3M sticker in 5 seconds. No tools are required. Easy App operation within Bluetooth range. Used twice a day, the battery lasts approximately 600 days(Please use a regular brand 3V CR2 battery, otherwise the arm may not push and pull)
  • Timers - Use the SwitchBot App to schedule built-in timers, run without phone or Hub. Turn lights or home appliances on/off automatically even when youre away.
  • Now supports HomeKit via Matter: SwitchBot fingerbots are supported via Matter when using SwitchBot Hub2 (2nd Gen), which in turn helps make your device supported via HomeKit. Now add SwitchBot Bot to Apple Home for an even better smart home experience.
  • SwitchBot Ecosystem - Linkage with other SwitchBot products is possible. Open SwichBot devices in set Scenes via App. Supports SwitchBot API.

Operation Mode: ON-OFF-ON


Operating Voltage: 3 Volts


Contact Type: Normally Open


Brand: SwitchBot


Terminal: Screw


Item dimensions L x W x H: 1.67 x 1.44 x 0.94 inches


Circuit Type: 1-way


Mounting Type: Wall Mount


Actuator Type: Push Button


International Protection Rating: Non-waterproof


Operation Mode: ‎ON-OFF-ON


Operating Voltage: ‎3 Volts


Contact Type: ‎Normally Open


Brand: ‎SwitchBot


Terminal: ‎Screw


Item dimensions L x W x H: ‎1.67 x 1.44 x 0.94 inches


Circuit Type: ‎1-way


Mounting Type: ‎Wall Mount


Actuator Type: ‎Push Button


International Protection Rating: ‎Non-waterproof


Number of Positions: ‎2


Upper Temperature Rating: ‎8E+1 Degrees Celsius


Control Method: ‎Voice


Connectivity Protocol: ‎Bluetooth, Wi-Fi


Color: ‎Midnight Black


Unit Count: ‎1.0 Count


Number of Items: ‎1


Global Trade Identification Number: ‎10


Manufacturer: ‎Wonderlabs


UPC: ‎860038001710


Part Number: ‎SWITCHBOT-S1


Item Weight: ‎1.48 ounces


Product Dimensions: ‎1.67 x 1.44 x 0.94 inches


Item model number: ‎Switchbot S1


Batteries: ‎1 Lithium Metal batteries required. (included)


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Size: ‎Unknow


Style: ‎Bot Black


Shape: ‎Rctangular


Thickness: ‎43 Millimeters


Power Source: ‎Battery Powered


Voltage: ‎3 Volts


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Number Of Pieces: ‎1


Coverage: ‎Unknow


Special Features: ‎Adjustable


Usage: ‎Commercial/Residential


Included Components: ‎Electrical Controls; electronic-component-pushbutton-switches


Batteries Included?: ‎Yes


Batteries Required?: ‎Yes


Battery Cell Type: ‎Lithium Metal


Average Battery Life: ‎600 days


Warranty Description: ‎1 year


Date First Available: March 7, 2018


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    • Might need to replace every 2-3 years, but still worth it
The media could not be loaded. This is my second time purchasing this same product. I bought the first one about two years ago to use on my garage button, since the clicker stopped working and is apparently impossible to fix. This turns out to be a much better solution, because if you also purchase the Hub Mini, you can activate it from anywhere (comes in handy if I’m not home but need to open my garage for someone). Also works well with Siri, as I’ve programmed shortcuts for “open/close my garage”, and assigned it to the Action Button on my iPhone, essentially making it the clicker. The downside is that these are made of cheap material and wear down relatively quickly, depending on your expectations. I had hoped my original purchase would’ve lasted at least another year or two, but instead its lifespan was July 2022 to January 2025. That’s not bad….but still. Regardless, I got two and a half years out of the original. In that time, it only went through one and a half batteries (I had to replace the battery once, and the replacement was still at least halfway charged). And in that time, it worked great. Once in a while it wouldn’t respond to Siri or even pressing the shortcut manually, but in all of those cases I could simply open the Switchbot app and activate it from there. There’s also a good chance in most of those instances, it wasn’t a problem with the product, but with my WiFi or something. So, if you don’t mind spending the $25-$30 to replace it every 2-3 years, it’s great. Personally I think the cost is worth it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2025 by Matthew S.
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The Switchbot Bot is an impressive and innovative product that presents an efficient solution for remotely powering on electronic devices. By harnessing wireless technology, it allows users to seamlessly initiate their computer's activation without the need to physically interact with the device. This feature proves particularly convenient for those seeking a streamlined and effortless experience. One notable aspect of the Switchbot Bot is its seamless integration with personal computers. Users can conveniently activate their PCs from a distance, eliminating the need to keep the computer powered on continuously. This not only saves energy but also enhances overall device longevity. The ease of use and compatibility with various computer systems are commendable, making it a versatile choice for tech-savvy individuals. Furthermore, the product's core functionality aligns perfectly with its creator's intended purpose. The Switchbot Bot effectively delivers on its promise of wireless control, granting users the ability to initiate their devices remotely and efficiently. Its reliable performance and straightforward operation ensure that the product serves its purpose admirably. Aside from its primary use with personal computers, the Switchbot Bot boasts adaptability across a range of applications. Its versatility extends to various electronic devices, amplifying its utility beyond just PCs. This adaptability broadens the product's appeal, as it caters to the needs of a diverse user base with varying electronic requirements. While the Switchbot Bot excels in numerous aspects, it is essential to acknowledge that its full potential is realized when integrated into a tech-savvy environment. Users who appreciate the convenience and cutting-edge features of the product will undoubtedly find it to be an invaluable addition to their setup. In conclusion, the Switchbot Bot impresses as a remarkable and effective solution for remote device activation. Its seamless integration with personal computers, fulfillment of its intended purpose, and adaptability across multiple devices all contribute to its status as a standout product in the market. For individuals seeking a smart and efficient means of managing their electronic devices, the Switchbot Bot proves to be a highly recommended choice. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2023 by Christoph B. Velez Christoph B. Velez
    • I want to like it, I really do. You'll need the hub to really use these.
Style: Bot Black
Ok, let's start with the first thing. These are cute little button pushers. There is something satisfying about the little "finger" popping out and pushing a button. That's about it. If you want to use this with any other smart home system, Google Home, SmartThings, etc., you'll need one of their hubs. Depending on how many "bots" you are using and how far apart they are, you may need multiple hubs. I purchased two of the switchbots and immediately was hit with, download the app, control them with Bluetooth. That's not what I wanted to do, as I have a fairly large investment in SmartThings. So, I sucked it up and ordered the hub. (just the plain square one, not the pretty cloud hub). Both hubs do the same thing, I needed function, not cutsie. I got the hub and tried to bring my two "bots" into my SmartThings universe. This was more painful than it should be. I would add one and then the next and the first would go offline. I don't know how many times it took me to get them both loaded and online at the same time, but it was quite a few. The SmartThings integration said beta or something, but I was able to get them integrated pretty easily. I setup a scene in SmartThings to control them. This is where things could be better. The scene runs just fine, but sometimes the "bots" are asleep or playing video games or who knows what. I get about a 95% of the time working, but there is no acknowledgement message that is sent back so SmartThings just tosses the ball to the "bot" and hopes everything works ok. The biggest issue is just that, if it doesn't work, you have to "sync" the bot back to the app manually. So, if it doesn't turn on the device, and SmartThings thinks it is on, then you have to turn the device on manually or the next command will do the opposite function. I have a pretty good success rate on the first action, it does ok turning the devices on, it's the off that I get about a 95% on one bot and 50% success rate on the other. This is ok for what it's doing, but if it was some mission critical device I was trying to control, 50% success is pretty low. Would I buy them again? Maybe. They do mostly work, but keep in mind that you'll need a hub to control these "bots" with anything other than your phone, and within Bluetooth range to do that. Since there is no positive or negative feed back (ACK/NAK) to your smart home, it's about as reliable as telling an 8 year old to wash the dishes. Now for more on the hub, I got the smaller square hub, but it has a really annoying bright white light that stays on all the time, I have this in my bedroom so I have to put something on top of the box to cover the light. You can still see the box "glowing" so I can tell it's on. Not the best thing I've added to my smart home, but it tries and sometimes works. I just wish there was someway to get an acknowledgement to my SmartThings universe, so I could reliably tell the status. I get that it's a digital world trying to interface with the analog world, but it could be just a bit better. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2021 by E Reed

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