Technical Specifications
- Brand Allesin
- Product type Motorized roller blind with remote control
- Listed dimensions 33 × 72 inches (width × length)
- Fabric material Polyester, triple-layer construction
- Fabric color Smoky Gray
- Opacity 100% blackout
- Fabric certification OEKO-TEX Standard 100
- Motor noise rating Under 20 dB
- Power source Built-in rechargeable battery
- Stated battery runtime Approximately 3–6 months per charge
- Charging Included charging cable; optional solar panel available
- Included remote functions Adjusts lower limit and motor speed
- Mounting options Spring-tension installation and included drill-in hardware
- Smart-home connectivity Optional Allesin Smart Hub supports Alexa voice assistants; optional USB Converter supports one blind through Tuya app or Alexa; optional Smart WiFi Bridge supports up to 30 blinds through Tuya app or Alexa
- Optional multi-channel remote 15-channel remote control
Measurement Specifications
- Fabric width Order width minus 1 inch
- Ordering measurement Measure the inside width of the window frame at the mounting location
- Example sizing rule For an inside-frame width from 33⅞ inches up to, but not including, 34⅜ inches, select a 34-inch order width
Motorized blinds promise to make an ordinary window feel a little more civilized. The Allesin Smoky Gray roller shade gets the central idea right: block the light, preserve your privacy, and let you adjust the shade without getting up to tug a cord. It’s a practical upgrade for a bedroom, home office, or any room where sunlight has an inconvenient habit of arriving before you do.
The biggest selling point is the installation flexibility. The tension-mounted setup is designed for renters and anyone who would rather not turn a window frame into a weekend carpentry project. There’s also conventional mounting hardware for situations where that makes more sense. As with any inside-mount shade, the fit depends on measuring your window carefully; the advertised size is not a substitute for checking the brand’s sizing guidance. A shade that fits well looks intentional. One that doesn’t can make even a handsome window seem mildly annoyed.
The blackout fabric is another strong reason to consider this model. It’s intended to shut out light and help protect furnishings from UV exposure, making it appealing for shift workers, light-sensitive sleepers, and people who want a darker room for movie time. The Smoky Gray color is a versatile choice: less stark than white, but neutral enough to work with a range of decor. For the most complete light blocking, remember that a roller shade can still leave small gaps around its edges, depending on the window and installation.
Everyday convenience is where the motor earns its keep. The included remote makes raising and lowering the shade simpler, while the rechargeable design avoids making battery changes part of the household routine. The motor is described as quiet, an important consideration in a bedroom or shared living space. Still, powered blinds are not entirely maintenance-free: they need occasional charging, and you’ll want to keep the charging cable somewhere accessible rather than discovering its hiding place at the least convenient moment.
Smart-home shoppers should read the fine print before assuming this is a ready-made Alexa or app-controlled blind. The shade can be integrated with voice assistants and app control, but that expanded connectivity requires a separately purchased accessory. The remote works on its own; the smart-home experience does not come automatically with the basic package. That distinction matters if app control is the main reason you’re shopping.
At $44.83, the Allesin motorized blackout blind offers an appealing mix of cordless convenience, flexible installation, and a polished, neutral look. Its best fit is a shopper who wants an easier way to manage room-darkening shades and is comfortable measuring carefully and charging the motor now and then. If your priorities are dependable everyday operation and a cleaner window setup—not a fully featured smart-home system straight out of the box—this is a thoughtfully equipped option worth considering.
Pros
- These Allesin motorized blackout roller blinds make it easy to raise or lower a window covering without reaching for a cord—handy for tall windows, home offices, or everyday routines.
- The rechargeable battery avoids a permanent power connection, while a stated 3–6 months of use per charge can mean less frequent charging for many households.
- At under 20 dB, the motor is designed for quiet operation, a useful detail in bedrooms and workspaces where noise can be distracting.
- Spring-tension mounting offers a no-drill option for many rental setups, and included drill-in hardware provides an alternative for a more fixed installation.
- The triple-layer, OEKO-TEX Standard 100-certified polyester fabric combines a smoky gray look with full blackout opacity for light-sensitive rooms.
- Optional smart-home accessories can add Alexa or Tuya app control, with a bridge option supporting multiple blinds as a home setup expands.
Cons
- The fabric is 1 inch narrower than the ordered width, so the blind may leave side gaps; this can matter when aiming for strong room darkening or privacy.
- Accurate sizing takes care: measure the inside frame at the mounting point and follow the stated width-selection rule before ordering.
- Smartphone and Alexa control require separately available accessories, so this is not a ready-to-use smart blind straight out of the box.
- Battery operation still means planning for periodic recharging; the 3–6 month runtime is approximate and may vary with use.
- The included remote covers basic adjustments, but controlling several blinds together requires an optional multi-channel remote or compatible smart-home accessory.
- At 33 × 72 inches, this specific size may not suit wider or taller windows, and the listed dimensions should be checked against the actual mounting area.
