29-08-2026 14:00 via geeky-gadgets.com

IKEA Fixes BILRESA Battery Life with Quiet Hardware Revisions

IKEA has quietly introduced hardware updates to several smart home devices, including the Myggspray motion sensor, Myggbett door/window sensor, and both versions of the BILRESA remote. According to A Smarter House, these revisions address issues like unreliable pairing and poor battery life by replacing the Qorvo QPG6200L radio chip, which had been a source of […]
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