MoesGo 2nd Generation Smart Bluetooth Fingerbot Plus, Wireless Smart Light Switch Button Pusher Bot, Remote Control Smart Life Tuya App, Add Fingerbot Hub Make it Compatible Alexa and Google Home

The media could not be loaded. Glad it exists! With the separate adapter kit (using the loop) worked for me with a traditional old school flip switch and with Alexa over Wi-Fi (when you buy the separate connector). If you don't buy the connector, it only works with Bluetooth when your phone is nearby, so it's worth buying the connector.Note: you have to get their brand app, and add the fingerbot and the wifi modem to their app. If you have the fingerbot connected to Alexa (via Smarthome app) it will prevent it from pairing with wi-fi through their app. So just pair all the fingerbot stuff to their app, then from their app go to third-party connectivity and connect it to Alexa. Works! Included a video to show. 👍

This thing is great. I’ve had it for a couple days now no issues with Bluetooth or anything. It works on its schedule with or without the hub. But I bought the hub anyway. I bought it to replace a SwitchBot that no matter what I did would not activate the button on my coffee machine consistently. It did it probably 10 to 15% of the time. My coffee machine for anybody reading this is a Jura Z10, this coffee machine has a round button that must be pressed down a little ways until it clicks. The SwitchBot just didn’t have the strength to do it. This thing works perfectly with it because it pushes down from straight ashore the button. If you’re looking for a device that does this type of pushing, this is what you want. Just buy it.

The bot will operate if you push the button but it won't link to Bluetooth and won't link to wifi with the bridge. The manual is a joke and the Tuya Smart ap and the SmartLife app are both garbage. None of then show the bot and using the generic wifi item on the list won't work. The secure hot spot won't work and the so therfore the device can't be used other than by pushing a button to push another button. It's useless and there is no customer service or phone number to call for help. I'll be sending it back. It was a great idea but very poor executed, if you can even call it that. The only way I can describe it is simply GARBAGE. I'm a disabled veteran and I really need the device or one like it to push the button on a medical device I use (withheld for privacy) but this isn't it. If Fingerbot wants to contact me and reach out and make it right I'd revise the poor rating but as I see it the device doesn't work and should be avoided at all costs. You will be sending this back to Amazon if you buy it. The ap says it is adding device and will take 60 seconds. I left that screen open for 3 hours and it did nothing.

Thank you guys. Amazing Amazon product Fingerbot smart switch pusher works as scheduled.

Setup was so easy. Took 5 min max with the Smart Life app and Alexa. Using it to press the laundry’s start button so I can put laundry in before bed, set it to start at 5am and have clothes ready for the dryer at 7am.

It works well with its app. But I want to use with Alexa. I connected with Alexa but it shows unresponsive. I googled for hours and nothing worked for me. Quite disappointed that Alexa cannot support this…

Works perfect. It does the job. Bluetooth.Very flexible. Can modify according to what you need.Hope they have a wifi version of it so I can control it out of home.

Pros:Modular Design: The Fingerbot's modular design offers versatility by allowing users to replace its arm with various tool pack options, catering to different scenarios.Scheduling Capabilities: The product supports scheduling, enabling users to set timers for automated on/off functions, providing flexibility in managing smart home routines.Cons:Limited Connectivity: One significant drawback is its exclusive reliance on Bluetooth. The absence of Zigbee, Z-Wave, or Wi-Fi connectivity restricts its range and may pose limitations in certain smart home setups.Dependency on App: The Fingerbot requires the app to be open and running in the foreground for operation, undermining its efficiency in smart home automation. Additionally, accessing advanced functions necessitates navigating deep into the app, making the user experience less seamless.Touch Control Issues: Despite being enabled in the app, there are reported issues with the touch control feature, adding an element of frustration to the user experience.Unmet Expectations with Alexa Integration: While the Fingerbot appears in the Alexa ecosystem, its functionality is compromised due to the aforementioned limitations, leading to a less-than-optimal integration with popular voice assistants.Detailed Review:Upon initial excitement, I found the Fingerbot to be a promising addition to my smart home. However, the exclusive reliance on Bluetooth technology proved to be a limiting factor. Despite having a compatible Moe's Smart Hub using Tuya, the device still connects directly to the phone. This not only diminishes its smart home automation potential but also requires the app to be actively running for basic functionality.Digging deeper into the app settings, I encountered a frustrating scenario where the touch control feature ceased to function, even though it was seemingly activated. This issue significantly impacted the overall usability and convenience promised by the product.Furthermore, the advertised compatibility with popular voice assistants like Alexa fell short of expectations. While the Fingerbot showed up in the Alexa ecosystem, its practical integration was hindered by the need for constant app interaction and the absence of robust connectivity options.Disappointingly, attempts to seek assistance from Tuya developers yielded unresponsive emails, leaving me with a sense of dissatisfaction and a product that did not meet my expectations. Consequently, I've decided to return the Fingerbot, hoping that the company acknowledges the product's limitations and takes steps to improve its functionality.In conclusion, while the Fingerbot has some redeeming features, its connectivity issues, app dependency, and unmet promises in integration leave much to be desired. Potential buyers should carefully consider these factors before making a purchase, weighing the convenience of its modular design against the practical limitations outlined in this review.