Flic Hub LR – Best Long Range Smart Home Hub with Native Support for Matter, Alexa, Homekit, Nanoleaf, Spotify, Philips Hue, Sonos, IR, Wi-Fi to Control Any Device with Flic Smart Button and Twist.
$79.00
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The Flic Hub LR is the ultimate command center for your tactile smart home. Designed to connect with Flic Buttons and the Flic Twist, this long-range hub unlocks fast, phone-free control over your lights, music, scenes, and routines — all with the simplicity of a click or twist. What makes the Hub LR truly exceptional? It offers direct native integrations with today’s most popular smart platforms, enabling instant, cloud-free automation that’s ultra-reliable and always-on. ✅ Native integrations include: Amazon Alexa – trigger routines or actions via Flic devices without speaking Apple HomeKit – control scenes, lights, or accessories with HomeKit triggers Samsung SmartThings – launch automations and device actions directly Nanoleaf – control lights, effects, and scenes IKEA Dirigera – switch lighting, blinds, and more via IKEA’s smart ecosystem Spotify, Philips Hue, LIFX, Sonos, IFTTT, IR devices – music, lighting, and AV control made tactile And with Matter support, Flic Hub LR extends its reach to hundreds more compatible devices across platforms like Google Home, Aqara, TP-Link Kasa, Eve, Govee, Smartwings, Razer, Ring and much more — making it a truly future-proof smart home bridge. Whether you want to dim the lights, launch a movie scene, change the mood with a twist, or power up your AC — the Flic Hub LR makes it all happen, no phone or voice needed.The Flic Hub LR is a network bridge that maintains Bluetooth connections between Flic Buttons (up to 63 pcs) and their controlled devices when a smart device is not within operating range. This gives freedom to continue using your Flic devices when you leave your home with your phone. Apple HomeKit compatibility: The Flic Hub LR enables Flic Buttons to control Apple HomeKit-compatible devices, including Apple TV, Sonos, Philips Hue, and more. If Flic Buttons are used with the Flic Hub LR to control Apple HomeKit-compatible devices, any Flic devices connected to the Flic Hub LR will be unable to control Bluetooth-compatible devices outside of the Apple Homekit ecosystem. IR control: In addition to controlling Bluetooth-compatible devices, the Flic Hub LR can command IR-controlled devices such as TVs via an IR accessory port and IR Blaster transmitter (sold separately). Audio feedback: The Flic Hub LR can also provide audio feedback to assure you that commands have been delivered successfully when a speaker is connected to the hub via a 3.5mm cable connection. Add, remove, and program all of your Flic devices from the Flic mobile app for iOS and Android. NOTE: There must be Flic Buttons connected to the Flic Hub LR in order for the devices to function. NOTE: Apple HomeKit connection requires an active Internet connection, an iOS device with the Flic app, and an Apple HomePod, Apple TV, iPad, or iPhone set up as a home hub device. Specifications: Wireless Standards: Bluetooth 5.0 Long Range Wi-Fi: Dual-band 2.4 GHz / 5.0 GHz 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac Bluetooth line-of-sight range: up to 200m* Bluetooth Indoor Range: up to 50m* Power Consumption 2.5 W (av.) or 5W Watts (max) Ratings and Compliances: IP44, FCC, IC, CE, WEEE, RoHS, and REACH Operating Temperatures: -4 to 129F (-20 to 54C) Dimensions: 0.49 H x 3.34 W x 2.55 D inches (12.5 H x 85 W x 65 D mm) Warranty: 2 years Manufacturer Part #: FLHW1000
Full Home Coverage – Bluetooth 5.1 and the dual-band 2.4 GHz / 5.0 GHz Wi-Fi help to cover an average 2 room appartment
HomeKit Compatible – Hub LR enables to trigger your HomeKit routines with Flic Buttons (Note: it requires Flic Button, an Apple TV, iPad or a HomePod set up as a Home Hub)
Multiple Buttons – Connect up to 63 Flic Buttons or Twists to your Hub LR
Stationary setup – Let your Flic Buttons work even when you leave home
IR Blaster – Command IR-controlled devices such as TVs via the IR Blaster (Note: IR Blaster is sold separately)
8 reviews for Flic Hub LR – Best Long Range Smart Home Hub with Native Support for Matter, Alexa, Homekit, Nanoleaf, Spotify, Philips Hue, Sonos, IR, Wi-Fi to Control Any Device with Flic Smart Button and Twist.
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CLAYDO –
Works great with Alexa
This was the only product that worked well with Alexa. Helped tremendously with my mother who had limited memory.
Elton McGee –
Called Flic because should be flicked into the trash!
I bought this since I have several Apple HomeKit lights that it would be nice to control with a button. Got it all setup and HomeKit and their App shows setup correctly. Tried it for the first time and worked. The next 3 tries nothing. Then it worked again on the next try. Seems it works when it wants to. Horribly unreliable with HomeKit which was the reason I bought it in the first place. Don’t waste your money.
S. Murray –
The hub is a must with the flic buttons
The Flic Buttons work great with Apple home app but you need the hub.You can get them to work with Alexa but it’s a lot more work and took me a while to get it working.I prefer using Apple HomeKit. It doesn’t rely on the cloud like Amazon Alexa.
A. User –
Meh.
The hub requires a button to work it does not have a mobile app that allows you to control the devices that have been paired or integrated with it. Further more I purchased this to address my govee bluetooth lighting which it is not compatible with even though the hub has a bluetooth receiver built right into in it. I would have kept it with the button I had purchased had I been able to do this one seemingly simple task.
Michael Poulos –
Steer clear of this hub!
Steer clear of this item! The QR code to set it up is both too small AND is a broken code that even if magnified will not work and is obvious. (The three orientation squares are missing) Apparently they demand that you download and link a separate app of their own. That’s where I draw a line. No third party apps accountable to nothing, not even a dictator. (lots to choose from worldwide!)
Chad –
Reliable, decent range, lots of integrations and advanced features
I was really surprised to see the low reviews for this hub. However, after reading through them, I realized most of the low reviews are from people who don’t seem to really understand the use case/point of this product.Flic buttons were originally made as a phone accessory to use your phone as a sort of hub and also to automate/control things on your phone. The Flic Hub was created to allow you to use your Flic buttons without needing a phone.So yes, technically the hub requires you to have Flic products. And that is the ONLY thing this hub is currently intended to connect to.I have two of these hubs and a couple dozen Flic Buttons and I’ve been using them since 2017 and I have had nearly zero issues with them. Using the Flic Buttons with the hub is an awesome experience…the battery life is insanely long, they rarely ever have problems connecting to the hub and the IR blaster feature is pretty nice, though it could use some polishing of the user interface.I’m not joking, I have some Flic Buttons around my house that have had the same battery for 4+ years. And it’s just a simple single coin cell battery. These things are awesome.If I ever had to knock off review points, it would be that there’s no direct integration with Home Assistant. Ideally, you would be able to see the buttons in Home Assistant and then build automations around them. Instead, I have to build a ton of webhook automations and build automations which respond to the webhooks instead.
Alex Oliver –
Garbanzo
When this product works, it’s fantastic. Unfortunately it consistently fails to connect to HomeKit. If it’s a light switch, it needs to work 100% of the time. And in my experience it works about 20%. This is after hours of resetting, troubleshooting, etc. Much more problem than value.
Ryan –
Most reliable button solution I’ve found for Homekit
With the Flic Hub LR connected to ethernet + my AppleTV Homekit hub connected to ethernet as well, the Flic buttons are very reliable and respond within around half a second or less. I use them to control my Nanoleaf lights through Homekit. I’ve only had mine for about a week, but seems good so far.