Tech4home (t4h.), a player in remote control solutions and sustainable home-entertainment technologies, proudly highlights its collaboration with MEO on the newly launched M5e Solar Remote Control, an advanced device engineered to transform how users interact with TV and digital services.

Developed in close partnership with MEO, the M5e Solar Remote Control embodies t4h.’s commitment to innovation, sustainability, and premium user experience. Designed with the latest energy-harvesting technology, environmentally conscious materials, and a sleek ergonomic form, the M5e sets a new benchmark for next-generation PayTV devices.

A Sustainability-Driven Engineering Approach

For t4h., the M5e represents a true evolution in remote control design, combining energy efficiency, circular-economy principles, and high-performance usability. The device introduces several key innovations developed together with MEO, including:

• Elimination of disposable batteries, thanks to an ultra-thin bifacial photovoltaic panel able to harvest both natural and artificial light.
• USB-C backup charging, guaranteeing energy autonomy even in low-light environments.
• A 100% recycled plastic structure, built to extend longevity, support easy renewal, and reduce environmental impact.

From concept to production, the M5e was engineered to meet MEO’s strategic sustainability goals while delivering exceptional comfort, intuitive interaction, and a visually distinctive design.

“The launch of the M5e Solar Remote Control represents MEO’s commitment to sustainable innovation and excellence in user experience. Designed to eliminate the environmental impact of disposable batteries, this remote control integrates cutting-edge technology and award-winning design, guaranteeing our customers an eco-friendly solution without sacrificing functionality or comfort. It is another step forward for MEO in technological leadership and the promotion of the circular economy,” commented Tiago Silva Lopes, Director of Products and Services at MEO

Design That Elevates the User Experience

The M5e remote control combines sophisticated aesthetics with everyday usability. A slim and ergonomic shape ensures comfort, while clearly organized keys and high-visibility design details allow for effortless navigation. The uniquely crafted MEO key provides instant access to the home menu and reinforces brand identity through color and material.

Global Recognition

The M5e Solar Remote Control has achieved international acclaim, receiving several of the world’s most prestigious design and innovation awards:

• Muse Design Awards 2025 – Product/Accessories and Product/Media & Home categories
• German Innovation Award 2025
• German Design Award 2025
• Red Dot Award 2024 – Innovative Products & TV and Home Entertainment categories

This recognition reflects both companies’ commitment to delivering groundbreaking, sustainable technologies of the highest quality.

“We are incredibly proud of the MEO Solar Remote Control M5e and the international recognition it has received, including the Red Dot Award, German Design Award, and Muse Design Awards. These accolades are a testament to our commitment to blending cutting-edge innovation with sustainability and exceptional user experience. The entire t4h. team worked with dedication to create a product that eliminates disposable batteries by integrating an ultrafine bifacial photovoltaic panel and uses 100% recycled plastic, truly advancing the circular economy. This project is a shining example of how sustainable technology and award-winning design can work together,” said Graça Cândido, Commercial Director and Co-Founder of Tech4home.

A New Benchmark for Sustainable Home Entertainment

t4h.’s role in supporting MEO throughout the design and engineering of the M5e Solar Remote Control reinforces how operator partnerships can drive meaningful innovation. With MEO bringing the product to its customers, this project demonstrates how sustainable, high-performance technology can be scaled across the PayTV ecosystem through strong collaboration.

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