SwitchBot Smart Switch Button Pusher - Fingerbot for Automatic Light Switch, Timer and APP Bluetooth Remote Control, Works with Alexa, Google Home, IFTTT When Paired with SwitchBot Hub (Black)

It wasn’t fun playing twister every time I wanted to get to the power switch it was a long reach and in a awkward position so I decided to use a switch bot and a hub so I can just get my speaker to turn it on and off for me. You set up a name For the switch in the app and connect it to the hub and whatever you name it for example “switchy” you say turn switch off or vice versa and within seconds the push button is pressed and bob’s ya uncle. When I can afford it I’ll add a physical button or two, one in the living room another in the hall and I can press the button more easily. The bot itself has a battery and is replaceable and is supposed to last a year but I’ve not that it that long yet but it’s easy enough to remove and install, the cover just pops off and away you go. No more reaching for annoying hard to get to buttons and when your half asleep at night you don’t want to wake up enough to hunt for the button and Then stretch really far. It saves time and effort.

I bought this to solve a very specific and frustrating problem. I’d purchased a TV bed but wanted the TV to retract automatically once it powered off. Unfortunately, the bed’s remote uses a closed, proprietary protocol, and the manufacturer offered no support. The only manual control beyond the remote control was a rocker switch hidden under the ottoman, which is far from ideal. Enter SwitchBot. Installing the bot onto the rocker switch wasn’t easy due to the awkward layout of the switch, but I managed it using the supplied fixings. I even reinforced the setup with a metal bracket to ensure consistent pressure and positioning as the rocker is actually quite stiff Within five minutes and a few tests, it worked flawlessly. Seeing how well it performed, I then purchased the SwitchBot Hub to integrate with Home Assistant. I created an automation that detects when the TV disconnects from the network (i.e. goes into standby), which then triggers the SwitchBot to press and hold the rocker switch for a fixed time period. This lowers the TV into the bed. Once fully lowered, power to both the TV and the SwitchBot Hub is cut off automatically, meaning everything stays off until someone next raises the TV again using the bed’s remote, which re-enables the power supply. It’s a brilliantly simple yet effective solution to what seemed like a complex problem. Highly recommended. I've been using this setup issue-free for several years now, and I can confidently say this is a fantastic and reliable product. I’ve changed the batteries in the bot a few times, but it continues to perform flawlessly. It presses a very firm rocker with noticeable force, holds it for about 20 seconds, then retracts. This action has repeated countless times without a single hiccup. Today, it remains a hassle-free and indispensable part of my smart home.

I picked up the SwitchBot Button Pusher to make some of my older devices “smarter” without rewiring or replacing them — and it’s honestly more useful than I expected. ✅ What works well: • Instant smart control for dumb devices – I’m using mine on a coffee machine and an old power switch, and it triggers them perfectly. Great for turning things on/off remotely. • Easy setup – The SwitchBot app is simple to use, and pairing over Bluetooth took less than 2 minutes. • Strong pushing force – It’s surprisingly powerful and works on most light switches, buttons, and even some rocker switches (with the included add-on hook). • Works with Alexa, Google, and HomeKit (with the hub) – Great if you’re building out a smart home ecosystem. ⚠️ A few things to note: • You’ll want the Hub – Without it, you’re limited to Bluetooth range only. If you want remote control or voice assistant support, the SwitchBot Hub Mini is essential. • Surface prep matters – If the adhesive isn’t properly applied, it may come loose over time. Clean the surface thoroughly before mounting. • Not ideal for recessed buttons or switches with very little resistance. 💬 Final thoughts: If you’re looking for a smart way to automate non-smart devices without any rewiring, the SwitchBot Button Pusher is a clever solution. It won’t work for every type of button or switch, but in the right setup, it’s genuinely useful and fun to use. I’d give it 4.5 stars if I could — loses a half-point for the reliance on the hub and limitations on certain buttons.

The product is very good and useful, but we need to have a flat surfaced special switch and socket panel to stick the bot, will not be useful for old Indian switch panels.

とても便利です。電気が自動でつくのはとても良いです。

Produit très pratique pour automatiser un appareil ancien qui ne dispose pas de fonctions connectées. Je l’utilise avec un iRobot d’ancienne génération et cela fonctionne très bien pour appuyer automatiquement sur le bouton power. Dans mon cas, j’ai dû imprimer un petit réhausseur en impression 3D afin d’adapter correctement le poussoir au bouton d’allumage. Une fois cette adaptation faite, le SwitchBot remplit parfaitement son rôle et devient programmable via l’application. Il fonctionne uniquement en Bluetooth par défaut, sans connexion Wi-Fi. Pour un usage à distance ou avec Alexa, l’ajout du SwitchBot Hub est nécessaire. Cela reste à prendre en compte si on veux le wifi a tout pris. En résumé, très bonne solution pour rendre “intelligent” un appareil non connecté, à condition d’accepter les limites du Bluetooth et parfois une petite adaptation mécanique.

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Meilleur achat! Incroyable pour le prix!! Fonctionne parfaitement mais attention, uniquement quand vous êtes à la maison sinon il faut programmer. Ne fonctionne pas si vous n êtes pas sous le même toit et donc le même réseau. Seul bémol mais pour le prix franchement