AqaraWireless Mini Switch, Requires AQARA HUB, Not Support Third Party Hubs, Zigbee Connection, Versatile 3-Way Control Button for Smart Home Devices, Compatible with Apple HomeKit, Works with IFTTT

The switch is made of a high-quality and durable material that is able to withstand frequent use. It is also very easy to install and use, requiring only the AQARA HUB and a few simple steps to set up.One of the standout features of the mini switch is its versatility. The switch is able to control a variety of smart home devices, including lights, fans, and appliances. It is also compatible with a variety of smart home platforms, including Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant, making it a convenient and flexible choice for controlling your smart home.In terms of design, it is very sleek and stylish. It has a compact and discreet design that is easy to install and blends in well with most home decor. The switch is also very easy to use, with a simple and straightforward process for controlling your devices.Overall, I recommend the switch. It is a high-quality and convenient choice that is perfect for controlling your smart home devices. The versatility and compatibility are great added bonuses, making it a reliable and practical choice for anyone.

As I’m sure you can see from the reviews, this is a great buy. I keep buying more and more! I use some as light switches, but that’s just the beginning.The things you can program these buttons to do can be very complex. I have mine running complex lighting automations, with functions that change throughout the day in a perfectly intuitive way. I have them hidden throughout the house to serve various functions. I’ve got one on my fan, and not only can it turn the fan on and off, it can also adjust it’s speed, and it can automatically switch between two set points where I want the fan pointed.I’ve even got one set up as an emergency button for my grandma. If she presses it, the hub plays an alarm, and everyone in the family gets a Critical Alert from the Aqara iOS app, so even if we have silent mode or do not disturb on, we’ll know there’s an emergency. It even works on Apple Watch, iPad, and Mac! One of these buttons could genuinely save a life.And I can feel safe relying on them, because I have a reliable internet connection both at home and on the go. The Aqara buttons are extremely responsive. Quick, reliable, well made, cheap, highly customizable, and they work with everything you could ever hope for.Especially once Thread versions of Aqara products arrive, I’m gonna be loyal to Aqara for a long time. I just couldn’t wait for these buttons to be Thread based to do it.

Works as expected with home assistant. Perfect size to fit under my desk. The button has a good click to it

Set up easily in Home Assistant under Zigbee2MQTT (also works with ZHA). I used a blueprint for easier config. The blueprint offered single-press, double-press, hold, release and 4-press. This button only has single-, double- and hold.Looks like Aqara made several versions of this button, even though they all have the same model number. So you have no idea what you’re going to get, until you try to config it in Home Assistant.Even though I can only program the switch to do 3 things, it’s still a great value for the price. I like having 1 button programmed to turn off all lights in the house. It’s a great way to control automations.

*UPDATE* Mar 2024. IT WORKS NOW! Bought a new one this week, connected it to my G3 and recognized by Alexa. One button can be used for 3 different routines. Better than the Cube, as the cube gets "bumped". You'll know if you know. Buy it!The smart things button is not recognized by Alexa. PERIOD. An internet search indicates others have had problems, but I did NOT see that here as a review. So, if you thought you could buy the Mini Button to pair with Alexa good luck. I did get it to work with the G3 camera (of course). Didn't try with Homekit as these are going back to Amazon. Amazon, please update the skill, or update the listing if there is no Alexa support.I also recently bought an Aqara G3 and Cube T1 Pro. Both so far integrate well with Alexa. The cube, DOES have some extra functionality. Push, Turn, Tap, does NOT work with Alexa, however I can connect the six sides of the cube with Alexa Routines to activate lights, fan switches, whatever. Though TOGGLE does not work well to go OFF. That's what works, and well enough. It can sit on my coffee table or night stand, to do things "quietly".

The device works with SmartThings it's just a pain to do. All of the KBs written are for the old SmartThings; however, I believe the solution that got mine working was the following drivers by searching Google for "Smartthings Channel obmaz" -> the first thing that shows up should be his GitHub -> From within Github you will see a URL halfway down the page that states "You can enroll the channel and install edge drivers by using invitation URL" -> From here you click the Available Drivers Icon -> wait a minute or so for the page to load -> Click Install the driver titled "zigbee-aqara-button" -> This is where the unknown nightmare of pairing starts... I believe the issue is first you need to wait a few minutes for the driver to load to your SmartThings. From the Smart Things app click the Plus button, Click Add Device, Click Searching for Devices -> From here, hold down the tiny button at the top for roughly 3 seconds the light will flash blue then let go of the tiny button, and every one thousand and one press the button and promptly let go and repeat until the device shows up. If the searching for devices times out, go back to the room where you started to add the device and make sure that the device didn't just show up. I hope this helps! Note: If you continue holding down the tiny button for too long, you will just keep resetting the device versus every one second keeping the device alive. Also, make sure that you are close to the SmartThings Hub at least 15 feet from it, and are connected to the same Wifi Network as the hub!