Smart WiFi Garage Door Opener Remote,Work with Amazon Alexa,Google Assistant,Siri,iPhone, Android,Open and Close Garage Door from Anywhere,Only 2.4GHZ,No Hub Needed

Quick, Simple and reliable without the need for expensive smarthome hubs (alexa, google echo, homepod etc.) Its better to plug in and receiver inside your home, close to your router, and make the connection to add the device to your phone app, then unplug and take it to your garage. Sometimes it's difficult to add the device if it's farther from the router.The sensors are wireless and easy to install with the provided mounting tape. One of the sensors needs button battery 3v (CV 2032). Hopefully will last a long time.I would recommend anyone looking for a simple and less expensive smart garage opener.

Easy to install. Download the App. Pair the device and you are ready to go.

We're seduced to buy more and more immature products like this one through low prices and promises of easy installation, ease of use, and everything else.It reminds me of electronics you could buy decades ago in Hong Kong, new but kind of trying your luck. I guess we're going backwards to that era.This product could not connect to the wifi no matter how many times i followed the flawed instruction manual.Manual brushes over the problems you will encounter in pairing and just says "after the pairing process is finished".After reading the info from others that had trouble connecting to the wifi, that it had to be removed and placed next to a router in order to find it. This useful bit of information had come by after scouring many reviews, and was no where to be found in the manual or the website (what website?) . I decided to get a better product.

We have a very old garage door opener, a Genie 450, that had no remotes but had a wall switch. After getting tired of texting people in the home to raise and lower the door for me, I first bought a bluetooth opener that said only the genie 459 was incompatible. The opener didn't work, as our wired switch put out less than 3 volts, and the opener required 3v+. So I did some research, and found this model, which is powered by an AC adapter.Physical installation was very easy. What I messed up was setting up the keys and users. I was able to set up the first user/key on the rq door app and was immediately able to open and close the door. Then, I went to set up a key for my spouse. I had him install the app on his phone.I went to "Key Setup" on my phone and clicked "Add Remote", and received the helpful message of "Your device cannot" or something like it. On his phone, he could not scan and find the device. After doing a factory reset a few times and going back and forth between phones, I realized the problem. You cannot have more than one user connected to the device at a time. This is stated in the instructions but I am not always smart.After disconnecting my phone using the app, I was able to add a key for my spouse using his phone. Afterwards, he was able to open and close the door successfully, and his key was listed in the key list accessible through the admin page. Everything seems fine now and we will enjoy being able to remotely open and close our door.

July 17, 2020: I finally got mine and it almost installed itself. Performance so far has almost been flawless but there were two hiccups where the door position was reported incorrectly. I have contacted the supplier about this issue but have not heard back yet. I was shocked as to how small this device is, the shipping box is tiny.There is one caution I have for potential buyers and that is: When installing the door position sensor on top of the door mind the distance from the top of the sensor bracket to the door track (for overhead doors) If I had installed mine where their photo suggests it would have destroyed the sensor the first time I opened the door. I recommend installing far enough to left or right of the track to assure sufficient clearance.Beyond that the installation was a breeze.Using the provided clip (nice touch) I clipped mine to the top of the garage door opener and because it is so small it really looks nice.TUYA's Smart Life iPhone is used for this device and since I have used it for other devices before it was easy to setup the opener. It is nice to only need one app for so many devices. This is really a great app. I am not certain what they mean: to look for "Electrical", because in the Smart Life app there is an entry for Garage Door Opener which worked perfectly.Once you power the device on you have to wait for the green light to go off before pressing the reset. It took longer for this to happen than they say. Once you press the reset the door should open or close. If is does it is time to pair it with your phone by adding the Garage Door Opener in the Smart life App and follow the instructions, which are very clear and easy.Now you can enjoy the convenience of controlling your garage door from anywhere.==================================================================================This is really sort of a pre-review for I haven't received mine yet, it comes on July 20, 2020. I wanted to clear up some of the confusion I have seen about this device in other reviews and questions:1. The controller unit itself is 2.4g Wi-Fi, while the door sensor is 433mhz RF wireless communication. It works the same way as a remote control. Because of this there is no need to have a wire from the control unit and the sensor. I got this information from the manufacturer.2. The sensor requires a CR2032 3v button battery which should last about a year under normal use.I like the fact that installation of the door position sensor is much simpler because I don't need to route a wire.One other item I want to clear up is the question of whether the app accurately reports door open or closed. As soon as I know for certain I will report it here.I do wish, however, that the manufacturer had included a User/Installation guide downlead as some others have done. I have included a copy of the sensor installation PDF for reference. I also received this from DATONTEN.Once I receive mine I will come back here to report my results, although I expect them to be positive. My son has one of these and he recommended it to me.

I was looking for an affordable solution to be able to open and close our garage door remotely. This product was easy to install (35 minutes start to finish) and also comes with a battery operated sensor to indicate if the door is open or closed. Installation was easy as was device connection to wifi and the app works quite well. The sensor took the most time to install since it's a magnetic device and activation distance is limited so there has to be an inch or less between magnet and sensor. It's been in use for a few weeks now and no issues had popped up. We added a Blink camera in the garage so we can see what's going on if we open the door for a service company or delivery of packages. It also can be integrated with Alexa but it will require a security code every time you use voice via Alexa to operate.