ナノリーフ Nanoleaf スマートスイッチ 人感センサー 調光機能付き ワイヤレスMatterボタン 2ボタン6アクションカスタマイズ可能 Apple Home/Alexa/SmartThings対応 無線 スマートホーム リモコン

人感センサーがついているので、部屋に入ったときにライトをつける動作をしなくて良いのでとても便利です！ また各ボタンに色を変える、明るさを変える、設定をすることができるので、一度使ったら手放せないです。 ちなみに最初購入したものが、不良品でカスタマーサポートに連絡したらすぐに新しいものを送ってきてくれたので、サポートも安心できました。

Den är ej färdig fungerar ej

I bought this Nanoleaf smart button to control my Nanoleaf smart bulb in the E27 version (matter over thread). The button can be added to Apple home app. All work perfect!

Le produit a été livré très rapidement, je l'ai connecté à l'application Nanoleaf très facilement et depuis je n'utilise que le bouton pour contrôler mes lumière Nanoleaf, j'utilise aussi le capteur de lumière du jour que je trouve pratique. Aucun regret surtout que le produit ne coute pas cher

Don't buy from this seller as he sends opened/used stuff

I had high hopes for the Nanoleaf Sense+ Smart Wireless Light Switch. A wireless smart switch with Matter support sounded like the perfect way to control lights without rewiring walls. Sadly, this turned into one of the most frustrating smart-home devices I’ve bought. Matter setup – never actually worked The plan was to add it via Matter to my Aqara setup. In theory: simple. In practice: repeated pairing failures. Resets, retries, different devices — it just would not complete the Matter connection process. For something marketed around Matter compatibility, that’s a pretty big problem. Then it just… died After about two days, it stopped responding entirely. No lights, no connection, no signs of life. New batteries didn’t help. It basically turned into a small, square piece of modern art. Smart home gear being a bit buggy? Annoying but common. Completely dying after 48 hours? Not acceptable. The concept is great On paper this device is brilliant: ✔ Wireless ✔ Scene control ✔ Modern design But none of that matters if it won’t connect — or worse, stops working altogether. Verdict I really wanted to like this, but between Matter setup failures and the unit dying almost immediately, it’s going straight back. I used to be a big Nanoleaf fan and had several of their products around the house. But after repeated reliability issues and now a device that failed completely within days, I’m slowly replacing them with more stable alternatives. Smart home gear should fade into the background and just work — not become another thing to troubleshoot.