Easy to order. Easy to install. Motorized blinds look great. I had an issue with one of the blinds as motor didn't work properly, but company quickly sent me a new blind.

Nicely packaged, arrived a little late but no worries. Installation was a breeze and the shades look amazing. 20 years of vertical blinds, these were a nice change. The remote worked out of the box...no programming necessary. Easy to charge. Would definitely recommend and would buy again.

This is my first order from Selectblinds and it has worked out great. The blind looks good and fits my home well. The installation was smooth, though, the instructions could be better. The simple line drawings without any description are lacking. The motorized wireless system works great with Apple HomeKit. I like being able to schedule when and how much to open and close the blind. I’ll be looking to order more.

I don’t write reviews. The fact that I am going out of my way to write should say something. I dropped $5K to outfit the lower level of my home with these motorized roller shades. This product is relatively new technology and after researching it, it comes from a german manufacturer, Eve, and uses a new standard for home automation, Thread. You wouldn’t necessarily understand this from the SelectBlinds website, but for me it was a major selling point. Why? Because this Thread technology is the standard Apple, Amazon and Google have all agreed to use to run their home automation systems. It’s the future of home automation. When installed and connected to a Apple Homekit router (an Apple TV 4K or HomePod Mini), every blind communicates with the router and shares opening/closing commands with other blinds. No smart bridge needed unless you want them to communicate with Alexa or Google for now (until Alexa and Google launch Thread on their devices) It’s an entire network of blinds communicating with each other, increasing reliability and decreasing any dead spots in the home. Furthermore, Thread uses a fraction of the power that wi-fi uses, thus rating the blinds with a six month charge capacity. (I’ve had mine installed now for 2 months and no issues whatsoever). As long as the router is nearby one of the blinds, I’ve found the reliability of Homekit to automate the blinds to be 100%. I have 10 blinds that all close 30 minutes after sunset in unison, and open in unison 15 minutes before sunrise, every day. These things are freaking awesome. I bought a standalone remote that I never use. Not sure I ever will. It looks nice though. Looks like SelectBlinds is the exclusive reseller of Eve MotionBlinds for the US (for now). If I were them, I’d promote the daylights out of this technology. Well done. My $5K risk paid off. 100% satisfied.