WiFi Smart IR Remote Controller with Alexa Built-in, Voice Control Smart Home/Avatar Controls/Infrared Device, Avacube…

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Pairing the IR remote controllers with the AvatarControls app adds advanced features such as preset AC temperature, mode, and TV channel and enables even more functionality to create IR appliances schedules and scenes such as “Movie Time” or “Dinner Time”. Additionally, with Vacation Mode and Auto-Shutoff features – Randomize your home appliances for a lived-in look whilst away or set their AvaCube to automatically turn off the IR devices after a preset period of time.
Make any space a little smarter – This plug-in smart speaker means that you can get help from Alexa in more places in your house. The AvaCube is a perfect command center place to entry ways, living rooms, laundry rooms, playrooms, bedrooms, bathrooms, kitchens – anywhere you wish to have to use your voice to keep an eye on TV, AC, lights, smart home devices, and profit from Alexa capabilities built directly into the home, without any extra hardware or hassle.
ALEXA BUILT-IN: With Alexa built-in you’ll ask your AvaCube to keep an eye on all IR appliances, listen to the news, play music, get the weather, keep an eye on smart home IOT devices, and more. The AvaCube allows users to fully automate their IR appliances with voice keep an eye on, schedules, or remote access whilst also enjoying the many benefits of Alexa including music streaming, news updates, announcements and more – no additional Alexa device or hub needed.
Meet Your Mood: Schedule your lights to turn on when you wish to have them including sunrise/sunset, easily create fun lighting scenes, and keep an eye on from anywhere. Utilize auto-shutoff in closets, hallways and bathrooms or enable Vacation mode to randomize lights whilst you are away for a lived-in look.
With the AvaCube Smart Voice Controller users can create an Alexa routine that gradually turn on their lights in the morning when they’re waking up whilst also giving them the news of the day and a traffic update before they head out to work.