You can order one for use on curtain rods, U rails, or I rail rods. Setting up the SwitchBot Curtain starts with making sure you order your particular curtain rod’s correct configuration.
Solar panels will keep the SwitchBot Curtain’s battery fully charged and a mini-hub that will allow the SwitchBot Curtain to be controlled from anywhere. There is a button that will operate the SwitchBot Curtain without the need to use your phone. SwitchBot also has plenty of accessories that you can purchase if you would like. There is not much more on the unit, it is meant to be controlled by the app or the available remote, so there are no control buttons on the unit. It has a specific job that it is intended to do, without being seen if that is how you want to set it up. It’s not meant to be a showcase piece of technology. There really isn’t much to say about the design of the SwitchBot Curtain. There is a charging port, reset button, and a light sensor on the back.
And thankfully, it survived the fall without a scratch. Yeah, I drop things, so you don’t have to. The SwitchBot Curtain hit the table, bounced off a chair, and landed on the floor with a heart-sinking thud. I tested its resistance to drops when it accidentally fell as I set it up for testing in our kitchen. The plastic is high quality and resistant to drops. It is rather large, but it helps to hide it behind the curtain. That is just a bit larger than a can of soda for reference. The SwitchBot Curtain is made of ABS plastic and is about 6.5 inches in height, 2.5 inches in width, and 3 inches deep when fully assembled and ready for action.
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