TP-Link Tapo H110 smart universal remote now available in Europe

The Tapo H110 IR Remote Control is now available in some European countries. This smart home product was launched in Japan in 2024 and has recently arrived at Amazon in the Netherlands, Spain and France.

TP-Link’s Tapo H110 is marketed as an “all-in-one infrared remote control”, which can be used to control a wide range of devices in your home. According to the product listing, there are 18 support device types with products from over 8,000 brands; Tapo indicates that this database is refreshed every few months. This IR remote control and hub system supports 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi and is Matter-compatible, meaning it can integrate with many smart home ecosystems. Plus, it supports voice controls with Google Assistant, Siri or Amazon Alexa. 

The H110 is set up and controlled via the Tapo app, where you can set up schedules or triggered scenes. For example, you can set the TV to be switched off when your phone’s GPS location is off your property. Alternatively, you could use the IR hub to start your regular air conditioner when the Tapo Smart Temperature and Humidity Monitor (curr. $25.49 at Amazon) detects a certain temperature. Amazon customer reviews state that the device is easy to set up. However, these early users also flag limitations for users who are not already invested in Tapo’s smart home system.

You can now buy the Tapo H110 IR Remote Control at Amazon in some European countries for around €25. The new smart home product is also listed on Amazon UK, though it is not yet available in the country. Whether or when the device could launch in the US remains unclear; TP-Link already sells other Tapo smart home products in this market.