A smart blinds motorized kit can turn ordinary window coverings into app-controlled, scheduled, voice-automated shading — but the right kit depends heavily on what blinds you already own. The SwitchBot Blind Tilt Smart Blinds Kit (3-Pack) stands out as my best overall pick because it retrofits onto existing horizontal blinds in minutes with no tools, while the Rollerhouse Rechargeable Tubular Motor is the strongest choice for full roller shade replacement with real lifting power. For buyers building into a Zigbee smart home, the AM22 Tuya Zigbee Motor offers deeper hub integration than Wi-Fi-only rivals. The core tradeoff in this category is convenience versus capability: clip-on tilt devices install instantly but only tilt slats, while tubular motors fully raise and lower shades but demand measuring, tube compatibility checks, and sometimes re-fabricating the shade. Read on for the full breakdown of which kit fits which window setup.
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Key Takeaways
- Retrofit tilt devices (SwitchBot, Mojedi) install in minutes on existing blinds but can only adjust slat angle — they cannot raise or lower shades, unlike the tubular motors in this lineup.
- Tube diameter compatibility is the single biggest filter for tubular kits: the Rollerhouse needs a 1.5-inch tube, the AM22 needs 32mm, and the Smart Tuya motor needs 38mm — a mismatch makes the motor unusable regardless of features.
- Protocol choice splits the field: Wi-Fi motors (Smart Tuya, SmartShade) connect directly to an app with no hub, while the AM22’s Zigbee requires a compatible hub but rewards smart home builders with more reliable mesh control.
- Solar and rechargeable options change the maintenance math — USB-rechargeable motors like the Rollerhouse avoid the constant battery swaps that smaller retrofit devices demand.
- The Mojedi 2-Pack is the value play for covering multiple wand-tilt blinds cheaply, but its wand-mount design limits it to blinds with an existing tilt wand.
| Rollerhouse Rechargeable Wireless Tubular Roller Shade Motor Kit with Remote Control, 1.5-Inch Tube |  | Best for Heavy Full-Window Shades | Power: Rechargeable battery | Tube size: 1.5 inches | Maximum shade weight: 8.8 lb | VIEW ON AMAZON | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Smart Tuya WiFi Blinds Motor for 38mm Tubes |  | Best Voice Control Value | Voltage: AC100-240V | Tube compatibility: 1.5″ / 38mm | Connectivity: 2.4GHz WiFi | VIEW ON AMAZON | See Our Full Breakdown |
| SmartShade Driver with Remote Control and Wi-Fi Dongle, White |  | Best Chain-Blind Retrofit | Maximum shade weight: 3 kg | Maximum shade size: 4 ft × 5 ft | Battery life: Up to 2 months per charge | VIEW ON AMAZON | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Mojedi Smart Motorized Blind Opener for Wand Tilt Blinds (2 Pack) |  | Best for Renters (No WiFi Needed) | Control type: IR remote & 3-button inline controller | Connectivity: No app or WiFi required | Power source: Rechargeable battery, USB-C | VIEW ON AMAZON | See Our Full Breakdown |
| SwitchBot Blind Tilt Smart Blinds Kit (3-Pack) with Hub Mini |  | Best Premium Automation Kit | Included components: 3x Blind Tilt, 1x Hub Mini | Battery capacity: 2000mAh | Power source: Solar panel | VIEW ON AMAZON | See Our Full Breakdown |
| AM22 Smart Tuya Zigbee Blinds Motor Kit for 1.25″ (32mm) Tubes |  | Best for Slim-Tube Retrofits | Compatibility: 1.25″ (32mm) aluminum roller shade tubes only | Connectivity: Tuya Zigbee (hub required) | Power Source: Built-in rechargeable battery, USB-C charging | VIEW ON AMAZON | See Our Full Breakdown |
| smart blinds motorized kit | Connectivity | Compatibility | Power source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rollerhouse Rechargeable Wirel | — | Roller, Roman, sheer horizontal, and mini blinds | — |
| Smart Tuya WiFi Blinds Motor f | 2.4GHz WiFi | — | — |
| SmartShade Driver with Remote | — | — | — |
| Mojedi Smart Motorized Blind O | No app or WiFi required | Horizontal venetian blinds with wand-tilt mechanism | Rechargeable battery, USB-C |
| SwitchBot Blind Tilt Smart Bli | Bluetooth, WiFi via Hub Mini | — | Solar panel |
| AM22 Smart Tuya Zigbee Blinds | Tuya Zigbee (hub required) | 1.25" (32mm) aluminum roller shade tubes only | Built-in rechargeable battery, USB-C charging |
More Details on Our Top Picks
Rollerhouse Rechargeable Wireless Tubular Roller Shade Motor Kit with Remote Control, 1.5-Inch Tube
This option stands out for raw lifting capacity: at 8.8 lb, it handles more shade weight than any other retrofit kit in this lineup. Compared with the Smart Tuya WiFi motor, which only covers 38mm tubes, the Rollerhouse works across roller, Roman, sheer horizontal, and mini blind styles, giving it broader applicability for whole-home projects. Sunrise/sunset automation comes built in without any hub, and solar charging compatibility means you can potentially eliminate recharging altogether. The catch is friction at checkout and installation: no mounting bracket or adapter is included, so you’ll need to source the right hardware yourself, and pleated, aluminum, and vertical blinds are off the table. This pick makes the most sense for buyers replacing the motor inside an existing 1.5-inch tube rather than retrofitting a finished blind.
Pros:- Highest shade weight capacity in the lineup at 8.8 lb
- Works with roller, Roman, sheer horizontal, and mini blind styles
- Sunrise/sunset automation without a hub
- Solar charging compatibility for set-and-forget power
Cons:- Mounting bracket or adapter not included — hidden extra purchase
- Incompatible with pleated, aluminum, and vertical blinds
Best for: Homeowners with existing 1.5-inch tube roller or Roman shades who need a true internal motor replacement with high weight capacity
Not ideal for: DIYers wanting a complete out-of-the-box kit — the missing mounting bracket means extra parts research and cost
- Power:Rechargeable battery
- Tube size:1.5 inches
- Maximum shade weight:8.8 lb
- Automation:Sunrise/sunset scheduling
- Solar charging:Compatible
- Included accessories:Remote control, drive wheels, 8.4V charging adapter
- Compatibility:Roller, Roman, sheer horizontal, and mini blinds
Our verdict“Buy this if you’re motorizing a real 1.5-inch tube shade and need lifting power the smaller retrofit kits can’t match.”
Smart Tuya WiFi Blinds Motor for 38mm Tubes
Where the Rollerhouse kit asks you to buy brackets separately, this motor arrives closer to install-ready: mounting screws, remote, and instructions are all in the box. Its defining strength is native Alexa and Google Home support with no hub required, which puts it ahead of the SwitchBot kit for buyers who want voice control without paying for a bridge. The tradeoff is power: it runs on AC100-240V wall power rather than a battery, so you’ll need an outlet near the window — a dealbreaker for a clean, cordless look, but a plus for anyone tired of recharging cycles like the SmartShade Driver demands. Also note the 2.4GHz-only WiFi limitation and strict 38mm tube fit.
Pros:- Alexa, Google Home, and Tuya app control with no hub needed
- Includes mounting hardware and remote out of the box
- Plug-and-play installation on 38mm tubes
- Wide AC100-240V voltage support
Cons:- Requires wall power — no battery option
- 2.4GHz WiFi only; won’t connect to 5GHz networks
Best for: Voice-assistant households adding smart shades near an accessible outlet who want full app and Alexa/Google control
Not ideal for: Windows without nearby power — the wired design rules out cordless installs, and mesh networks on 5GHz only will frustrate setup
- Voltage:AC100-240V
- Tube compatibility:1.5″ / 38mm
- Connectivity:2.4GHz WiFi
- Voice/app compatibility:Alexa, Google Home, Tuya Smart App
- Hub required:No
- Package includes:Motor, mounting screws, instructions, remote
Our verdict“This model is better suited to buyers who prioritize voice and app control over battery freedom and have an outlet within reach.”
SmartShade Driver with Remote Control and Wi-Fi Dongle, White
This is the only option here that motorizes the beaded-chain roller blinds you already own, clipping on externally rather than replacing the tube motor — a fundamentally different approach from the internal Tuya 38mm motor. Setup is the fastest in the roundup at 5–10 minutes with adhesive mounting, and the flexibility of remote, app, on-device buttons, and Alexa/Google voice covers every control style a household might want. The honest limitation is scale: 3 kg and 4 ft × 5 ft maximums mean large or heavy shades will strain it, and real-world battery life shrinks as weight climbs. The ability to leave it plugged in via USB-C neatly sidesteps recharging, though at the cost of a visible cable.
Pros:- External clip-on design works with existing beaded-chain blinds
- 5–10 minute adhesive installation with no tools or drilling
- Four control methods: remote, app, built-in buttons, and voice
- Can stay plugged in via USB-C to avoid recharging
Cons:- Strict 3 kg / 4 ft × 5 ft shade limits exclude larger windows
- Battery life drops noticeably with heavier shades and frequent use
Best for: Renters and casual upgraders with standard chain-operated roller blinds who want app and voice control without replacing anything
Not ideal for: Owners of oversized or heavy window coverings — anything past 3 kg or 4 ft × 5 ft exceeds its limits
- Maximum shade weight:3 kg
- Maximum shade size:4 ft × 5 ft
- Battery life:Up to 2 months per charge
- Charging port:USB-C
- Controls:Remote, app, built-in buttons, voice
- Smart home compatibility:Amazon Alexa, Google Home
- Hub required:No
- Setup time:5–10 minutes
Our verdict“The easiest path to smart blinds if your shades are chain-driven and modestly sized — skip it for big, heavy installations.”
Mojedi Smart Motorized Blind Opener for Wand Tilt Blinds (2 Pack)
This kit occupies a niche none of the others touch: it automates the wand-tilt mechanism on existing venetian blinds with zero drilling, zero WiFi, and zero app setup. Compared with the SwitchBot Blind Tilt, the Mojedi skips smart home integration entirely — no Alexa, no scheduling, no phone control — but in exchange you get truly tool-free installation and dead-simple reliability, controlled by an IR remote and an inline 3-button controller. Coming as a 2-pack, it’s also positioned for covering multiple windows at once. The USB-C rechargeable battery keeps it cordless after installation. The tradeoff is real: anyone building out a connected home will find the lack of app or voice control a hard ceiling on what this can do.
Pros:- Tool-free, no-drill installation ideal for rental properties
- Dual control via IR remote and inline 3-button controller
- Rechargeable USB-C battery with no wiring needed
- Two units included for multi-window coverage
Cons:- Only fits horizontal venetian blinds with standard wand-tilt mechanisms
- No smart home integration, scheduling, or app control at all
Best for: Renters with wand-tilt venetian blinds in apartments who want remote tilt control without drilling, WiFi passwords, or smart home complexity
Not ideal for: Smart home enthusiasts — no WiFi, app, scheduling, or voice assistant support means it can’t join an automated ecosystem
- Control type:IR remote & 3-button inline controller
- Connectivity:No app or WiFi required
- Power source:Rechargeable battery, USB-C
- Compatibility:Horizontal venetian blinds with wand-tilt mechanism
- Package quantity:2 units
- Unit weight:9.6 ounces
- Dimensions:2.5″ L × 2.5″ W
Our verdict“Pick this for effortless remote-control convenience on wand-tilt blinds; pass if scheduling and voice control are part of your plan.”
SwitchBot Blind Tilt Smart Blinds Kit (3-Pack) with Hub Mini
This is the most feature-complete tilt automation in the lineup, and the price of admission includes the Hub Mini that unlocks it. Where the Mojedi opener offers remote-only control, SwitchBot adds Alexa, Google Home, and Siri support, plus a built-in light sensor that adjusts slats automatically — genuine hands-off automation. The solar panel with 2000mAh battery means you may never manually recharge, beating the SmartShade Driver’s two-month cycle. Precision down to 2 degrees lets you dial in exact light levels. The constraints: tilt poles must measure 6.2mm–12mm in diameter, vertical blinds are excluded, and out-of-home remote control only works through the included hub. For a three-window smart retrofit, though, nothing here matches its depth.
Pros:- Alexa, Google Home, and Siri control via included Hub Mini
- Solar charging with 2000mAh battery for near-zero maintenance
- Built-in light sensor automates slat adjustment
- 2-degree adjustment precision across three windows
Cons:- Requires tilt poles between 6.2mm and 12mm diameter
- Remote access away from home depends on the Hub Mini
- Not compatible with vertical blinds
Best for: Smart home owners with horizontal blinds who want solar-powered, sensor-driven, voice-controlled tilt automation across multiple windows
Not ideal for: Buyers with vertical blinds or non-standard tilt pole sizes outside the 6.2mm–12mm range
- Included components:3x Blind Tilt, 1x Hub Mini
- Battery capacity:2000mAh
- Power source:Solar panel
- Connectivity:Bluetooth, WiFi via Hub Mini
- Smart home integration:Alexa, Google Home, Siri
- Adjustment precision:2 degrees
- Tilt pole compatibility:6.2mm–10.2mm & 12mm diameter
Our verdict“The deepest automation package here — worth it for connected households with compatible horizontal blinds across several rooms.”
AM22 Smart Tuya Zigbee Blinds Motor Kit for 1.25″ (32mm) Tubes
Most motor kits in this space assume you have a chunky 38mm or 1.5-inch tube, which leaves owners of slim 1.25-inch (32mm) roller, zebra, or sheer shades stuck doing manual lifts forever. The AM22 fills that gap, and it does so with a smarter radio than most: Zigbee through a Tuya hub means more reliable mesh connectivity than the standalone WiFi motor for 38mm tubes, plus cleaner Alexa and Google Home integration. Compared with the SwitchBot Blind Tilt kit, which clamps onto existing tilt wands, this option replaces the mechanism entirely — quieter motion, cleaner appearance, but a real installation job. The USB-C charging with optional solar panel outclasses the Rollerhouse remote-only kit’s approach, since you can realistically never recharge by hand again. The catch is strictness: it fits 32mm aluminum tubes and nothing else, and the Zigbee hub is mandatory, not optional.
Pros:- Fits slim 1.25-inch (32mm) tubes that most motor kits ignore
- USB-C rechargeable battery with optional solar panel for near-zero maintenance
- Zigbee mesh via Tuya hub gives steadier connectivity than basic WiFi motors
- Group control and custom scheduling through the Tuya Smart app
- No wiring or professional installation required
Cons:- Will not function without a separate Tuya Zigbee hub, adding cost and setup steps
- Strictly limited to 1.25-inch (32mm) aluminum tubes — no other sizes
- Full mechanism replacement means more involved installation than clamp-on options like the SwitchKit Blind Tilt
Best for: Owners of existing zebra or sheer blinds with 1.25-inch (32mm) tubes who want full app scheduling and voice control without rewiring
Not ideal for: Renters or buyers with 38mm or larger tubes — the fit is strict, and anyone unwilling to add a Tuya Zigbee hub to their setup
- Compatibility:1.25″ (32mm) aluminum roller shade tubes only
- Connectivity:Tuya Zigbee (hub required)
- Power Source:Built-in rechargeable battery, USB-C charging
- Solar Charging:Optional solar panel supported
- Voice Assistants:Alexa, Google Assistant
- Supported Shade Types:Roller blinds, zebra blinds, sheer shades
- Item Weight:1.65 pounds
- Manufacturer:Sortfle (Model AM22-ES-EB-Motor-kit)
Our verdict“If your blinds ride on 32mm tubes and you already lean into the Tuya ecosystem, this is the retrofit kit to buy — everyone else should check their tube size first.”
How We Picked
I evaluated each kit against the questions a buyer actually faces: installation effort, blind compatibility, control options, power source, and smart home integration depth. Installation weighed heavily because it’s the biggest barrier in this category — a clip-on retrofit that works in ten minutes serves a very different buyer than a tubular motor that requires disassembling a roller shade. Compatibility was scored on how restrictive each kit’s requirements are, since tube diameter and slat type determine whether a kit works at all. Power source mattered too: rechargeable and solar options cost less in long-term upkeep than replaceable batteries.
The ranking rewards versatility and reliability over raw feature counts. Kits that work across a wide range of blinds placed above niche options, and native app plus voice control ranked higher than remote-only operation. Entry-level picks earned their spots by making motorization accessible — even where their capabilities are narrower — while the tubular motors placed according to lifting power, protocol flexibility, and how forgiving their installation process is.
| smart blinds motorized kit | Power source |
|---|---|
| Rollerhouse Rechargeable Wirel | — |
| Smart Tuya WiFi Blinds Motor f | — |
| SmartShade Driver with Remote | — |
| Mojedi Smart Motorized Blind O | Rechargeable battery, USB-C |
| SwitchBot Blind Tilt Smart Bli | Solar panel |
| AM22 Smart Tuya Zigbee Blinds | Built-in rechargeable battery, USB-C charging |
Factors to Consider When Choosing Smart Blinds Motorized Kit
Before committing to a kit, step back and audit your windows, your smart home ecosystem, and your tolerance for installation work. The most common mistake in this category is buying a motor first and checking compatibility second — a habit that leads to most returns.Measure Your Blinds Before Anything Else
Every kit in this category has hard compatibility limits, and none of them are flexible about it. Tubular motors require an exact tube diameter — 32mm, 38mm, or 1.5 inches — measured across the roller’s interior width, not the fabric width. A motor sized for the wrong tube simply won’t mount, no matter how good its features are. Retrofit tilt devices are more forgiving but still have slat-size ranges and mounting requirements; a wand-tilt device like the Mojedi is useless on cord-tilt blinds. My advice: open your blind, photograph the bracket and tilt mechanism, and measure the tube or slats before browsing at all. This one step eliminates roughly half the kits on the market and narrows your decision to options that will actually fit.
Tilt-Only Versus Full Raise-and-Lower
This is the fork in the road most buyers underestimate. Retrofit tilt devices adjust slat angle only — great for privacy and light diffusion, useless if you want the shade fully open. Tubular motors raise and lower the entire shade, giving complete control but demanding real installation work and adequate lifting torque for heavier fabrics. If your goal is blocking afternoon glare, tilt control may honestly cover 90% of your needs at a fraction of the effort. But if you want blackout conditions or unobstructed views, only a full motor will do. Buyers who choose tilt-only and later want full motion usually end up buying twice, so think about your end goal on day one.
Wi-Fi, Zigbee, or Remote-Only
Control protocol determines how deeply the kit integrates into your smart home. Wi-Fi motors connect straight to your router and app with no extra hardware — the simplest path — but can strain a network when you motorize six or eight windows at once. Zigbee motors like the AM22 require a hub but form a mesh network that handles whole-home deployments far more gracefully and plays nicely with platforms like Home Assistant. Remote-only operation, common on some tubular motors, is reliable and spouse-friendly but locks you out of schedules and voice control. Match the protocol to your ecosystem now, not the one you might adopt later, because swapping protocols means replacing motors entirely.
Power Source and Long-Term Upkeep
Every wireless motor needs power, and the differences compound over years. Replaceable battery motors are cheap upfront but demand swaps every few months per window — annoying with one blind, genuinely tedious with eight. USB-rechargeable designs cut that frequency dramatically and usually charge in place without uninstalling. Solar add-ons, available for some tilt devices, can make maintenance effectively zero on sun-exposed windows. Hardwired options exist for new construction but are rarely practical for retrofits. When comparing prices mentally, add the cost of batteries and your own time over a three-year horizon; a pricier rechargeable kit often wins that math comfortably.
Lifting Capacity and Shade Weight
Torque ratings matter more than most spec sheets suggest. A motor that’s marginal on your shade weight will struggle, slow down, and burn through batteries faster — or fail to lift the shade at all once the fabric absorbs humidity and gains weight. Blackout fabrics and wider windows are the usual culprits: a shade that’s fine on a narrow kitchen window can overwhelm a compact motor at double the width. Check the motor’s rated load against your shade’s approximate weight, and leave headroom rather than cutting it close. Underspecced motors are the most common cause of disappointing performance in DIY motorization, and it’s a mistake that’s invisible until the kit is already installed.
Voice Assistant and App Quality
The hardware is only half the experience — the app and voice integration determine daily satisfaction. Look for kits that support your assistant natively (Alexa, Google, or Siri via HomeKit) rather than through workarounds, and check whether scheduling and scene support are included or gated behind a hub purchase. Some budget motors technically connect to an app but offer clunky pairing and unreliable scheduling, which erodes the whole point of motorization. Reading the app’s update history tells you a lot: active development means bugs get fixed, while an abandoned app means your motor’s smart features will decay. If voice control is central to your plan, verify hub requirements before buying, because some kits need an extra bridge to unlock it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I motorize my existing blinds, or do I need to buy new ones?
It depends entirely on the type of blinds you have. Horizontal blinds with tilt wands or slats can usually be motorized with retrofit devices like the Mojedi or SwitchBot Blind Tilt, which clip on and adjust slat angle without replacing anything. Roller shades need a tubular motor matched to your shade’s tube diameter — if your existing tube matches (32mm, 38mm, or 1.5 inches depending on the kit), you can often swap the motor in without new fabric. However, if your roller shade was built with a fixed spring mechanism or an incompatible tube, you’ll need a new shade or a retrofit kit designed for that style. Check the tilt mechanism and tube first, because that single measurement determines whether a ten-minute retrofit or a full replacement is on the table.
Do I need a hub for these kits to work with Alexa or Google Home?
Wi-Fi motors like the Smart Tuya and SmartShade connect to your assistant directly through your router, so no separate hub is required — though a stable 2.4GHz network is assumed. The SwitchBot Blind Tilt needs its Hub Mini for voice control and remote access; without it, you’re limited to local control and the physical button. The AM22’s Zigbee protocol requires a Zigbee coordinator, whether that’s a Tuya hub, SmartThings, or a Home Assistant setup, which makes it a poor fit for buyers who want zero extra hardware. If voice control is your main goal and you own no smart home hub yet, lean Wi-Fi. If you already run a Zigbee or Home Assistant ecosystem, the AM22’s approach is more stable at scale than stacking many Wi-Fi devices on one router.
How long do the batteries last, and how annoying is recharging?
Expect anywhere from two to six months per charge for tilt devices depending on how often they move and whether solar assist is available. The SwitchBot Blind Tilt supports a small solar panel that can keep it topped up indefinitely on windows with decent sun exposure, which is a genuine set-and-forget setup. USB-rechargeable tubular motors like the Rollerhouse typically last longer per charge because they move less frequently, but recharging usually means accessing the shade’s headrail. Replaceable-battery designs are the most maintenance-heavy — multiplying by six or eight windows turns a small chore into a recurring weekend task. If you’re motorizing more than three windows, prioritize rechargeable or solar options even at higher upfront cost.
Is a tilt-only motor worth it if it can’t raise the blinds?
For many rooms, yes — tilt control covers the majority of everyday needs. Adjusting slat angle handles privacy during the day, glare reduction, and gradual morning light, which is what most people actually automate. The gap appears with blackout needs and fully open views: tilt-only can’t clear the window, so bedrooms and media rooms may still need manual raising. The practical argument for tilt-only is installation — retrofit devices work in minutes, cost far less, and don’t require disassembling a shade or verifying tube compatibility. A reasonable strategy is starting tilt-only in living areas where light diffusion matters most, then investing in tubular motors only for the rooms where full travel is genuinely needed.
Will a tubular motor fit my roller shade, and what happens if the size is wrong?
Fit comes down to the tube’s inner diameter, which must match the motor’s rated size within a tight tolerance. The Rollerhouse is built for 1.5-inch tubes, the Smart Tuya motor for 38mm, and the AM22 for 32mm — measure across the inside of the roller tube at the bracket end, since manufacturers’ nominal sizes don’t always match reality. If the tube is too small, the motor physically won’t insert; if it’s too large, the adapter wheels that grip the tube may spin without turning the shade. A wrong size means returning the kit or replacing the shade, so this is the one measurement worth double-checking before ordering. Also confirm your shade uses a standard plug-in or free-rolling tube design rather than a fixed spring roller, which needs a different motor class entirely.
Conclusion
The right pick comes down to what your windows — and your patience for installation — actually allow. For best overall, the SwitchBot Blind Tilt 3-Pack with Hub Mini delivers the best balance of instant installation, app and voice control, and solar-ready convenience across multiple windows. The Mojedi 2-Pack takes best value for covering two wand-tilt blinds at minimal cost, provided tilt-only control meets your needs. For best premium, the Rollerhouse Rechargeable Tubular Motor offers genuine lifting power and long battery life for buyers doing a proper roller shade upgrade. Beginners should start with the SmartShade Driver, whose remote-plus-dongle design is the gentlest on-ramp to motorized control without ecosystem lock-in. And for smart home builders running Zigbee, the AM22 is the clear fit, while the Smart Tuya Wi-Fi Motor suits anyone wanting direct app control on a 38mm tube without buying a hub. Measure first, match your protocol, and pick the kit whose installation reality matches your ambition.
