MOESZigbee Smart Switch 2 Gang, No Neutral Wire Required, Inteligente Single Pole Light Switches, Compatible with Alexa Google Assistant, Remote Control, Require MOES Zigbee Hub

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I was able to install it using the instructions quite easy. I can use it with Alexa even though the manual says google home. There’s many options to control the switch. Basically an on and off switch.

The media could not be loaded. Initially, I was happy with the purchase of these switches. At $52.27 with coupon they came out to $17.42/switch. They integrated into Home Assistant without issue. I had three locations that needed smart switches so I took a chance on the 3-gang set. They are individual units, which is what I was hoping for. The included screws are 8-32 instead of 6-32 so I had to reuse screws from my old switches.Unfortunately, one of the switches power cycled when trying to use it. This continued to happen until it failed/died entirely. I ordered a replacement set and one switch didn't work out of the box but the next one seemed fine. That is until it started power cycling like the previous switch. It died shortly after.In less than two weeks I had gone through three switches out of six. Those aren't good numbers, especially when you consider there was one switch I didn't even try. So as it stands I'm looking at a failure rate of at least, if not greater than, 50%. That's crazy. I've replaced all of the MOES switches with Aqara (No Neutral, Single Rocker, B081ZQWX1F). The cost up front hurt but they're working without any issues so far. Stay away from MOES!

This didn't work for us. Getting these properly connected and set-up is more than a little challenging in some applications.

The switch keeps disconnect from my Zigbee hub, when it is just around the corner not even 10 feet away. Everything about this switch was amazing until it started dropping connectivity.

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I was really excited to have an affordable alternative to the Lutron Caseta switches and dimmers in my home. I gave these a shot, purchasing three of them.The first one I installed was DOA - it wouldn’t connect to my Zigbee setup no matter what I did. I figured it just got a dud and installed the other two, both of which were straightforward to install and immediately connected to Zigbee.A week went by, and one of the switches fell off my Zigbee network, so I reset it and re-added it, which worked. Two days later it happened again, and wouldn’t re-add even with a reset.Another week went by and the third one exhibited the same behavior, disconnecting from my Zigbee system.Ultimately, I replaced all of them with a different brand of Zigbee switch, which so far has been completely reliable. We shall see how they work out.In addition to the reliability issues, these switches look and feel flimsy, and don’t match the style of anything else.Avoid these.(MOES has some other fantastic products, so don’t discount the brand.)

Not exactly what I expected. I was looking for a double smart switch for two different lights. One I wanted to control to come on and off at dusk and dawn. I finally got that accomplished after a good deal of effort. The app is not very user friendly. The other light I wanted to be able to dim, that feature is apparently not available with this switch. I’m not entirely thrilled with the basic on/off switch itself either. It’s a single push button style.