Importing on the second hub would wipe out everything that is already there. That would not be what you want, unless the two hubs are truly, and always, expected to be setup 100% identical. If, however, they share some device setups (same kind of TV in different rooms?), You would want to be able to copy specific devices or activities, macros, etc., to another hub. That is what I was referring to.

As long as you store the detected IP address when connected to the 2.4GHz WiFi, and try to use it first, it should still work. I accept that for initial setup the same WiFi network is required, but after that, it should not be. This should be a very small software change in the app.

I second this. When I want to change channels on my DISH Hopper it requires entering 3 digit numbers. When I program such a sequence (through a macro), there are mandatory 0.5 seconds delays. This is too long for the DISH device and after two digits it stops accepting input. Consequently the channel corresponding to the first two digits is selected. Ideally, there would be a feature to send a string of numbers, with a single delay between each number programmed, and allowing times less than 0.5. I suggest allowing 0, 0.1, 0.2, 0.3, 0.4, 0.5, 1, 1.5 etc. Until the delay issue is addressed this remote is more of an annoyance to use than a benefit.