IKEA FYRTUR Blackout Roller Blind

Quick verdict

The FYRTUR is the budget benchmark for smart blinds: nothing else comes close on price for a blackout roller blind with Zigbee local control. Pair it directly with a Zigbee coordinator in Home Assistant and skip the IKEA hub entirely. The catch is that IKEA stopped selling smart blinds on 1 October 2025, so buying one now means clearance or secondhand stock. Existing blinds keep working. Other limitations are the fixed size options and recharging the battery every few months.

Standout: A fully local Zigbee blackout roller blind at a price no current competitor matches, though it is now discontinued so stock is finite.

Last checked: 2026-07-16

Compatibility snapshot

Why it stands out

• cheaper than any comparable smart blackout blind, and remaining clearance or secondhand stock is still good value
• fully local Zigbee control with no cloud dependency when paired with ZHA or Zigbee2MQTT
• came in several standard sizes, and existing blinds keep working with IKEA still publishing pairing and support docs

Reasons to hesitate

• requires IKEA DIRIGERA hub or a Zigbee coordinator, does not work standalone
• rechargeable battery needs charging every few months depending on usage
• discontinued: IKEA stopped selling smart blinds on 1 October 2025, so new stock is finite

Best for

• budget-conscious buyers who want smart blackout blinds without spending hundreds per window
• Zigbee Home Assistant users who want fully local blind control

Avoid if

• you need to buy new at retail, or need custom sizes that do not match IKEA's standard dimensions
• you want a battery-free hardwired motor solution

Privacy and local-control notes

Zigbee device with fully local control when paired directly with a Zigbee coordinator. No cloud account required. IKEA Home smart app is optional.

Home Assistant support: supported · integration path: ZHA / Zigbee2MQTT.

Buying reality check

Price notes: IKEA discontinued its smart blinds on 1 October 2025, so this is clearance or secondhand only now. Still dramatically cheaper than competitors. A DIRIGERA hub or third-party Zigbee coordinator is required.

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