Smart Dimmer Switch Single Pole, Meross Smart 2.4GHz WiFi Light Switch for Dimmable LED, Compatible with Alexa Google Assistant and SmartThings, Neutral Wire Required, Remote Control Schedule,1 Pack

Works great with recessed kitchen LED lighting, providing a wide range of brightness to dimming. Requires a large amount of room in electrical box to accommodate the switch along with all its wire nuts. Not sure how this happened but I needed to return/replace original two-pack due a wrong switch that didnt match switch it was supposed to pair with (also both switches were not new (used). I bought this brand because the units have proved to be reliable elsewhere in my house for about a year so far.

I have the three button version (apparently its older?) and sometimes if my internet goes down, it will start flashing red (which makes sense, the app and voice wouldnt work) but the physical buttons also dont work, so its a light switch that wont turn on the lights... When internet comes back, the app and alexa would work, but the switch doesnt until you flip the breaker that controls it and reset it... (call me crazy, but a light switch should work without internet, maybe the new two button version fixes that?)

I usually do not write positive reviews, if I am satisfied with a product, as I am extremely short on time (guilty). This time its an exception. I am extremely pleased with the reliability and functionality of this WiFi dimmable light switch. Unlike similar competitors devices, many of which Ive already tested and returned, Ive bought and am using over a dozen of Meross WiFi Outlet switches in my house. This is my first (and I am sure, not the last) Meross WiFi light switch). None of my Meross devices ever loose the WiFi connection with my home router (including one switch on the garage opener in the far corner of the property). All devices always respond to the Meross (android) apps. commands; in addition, the (android) app gets multiple updates... In addition, I noticed how serious the company is about the product quality and the customer service: multiple firmware updates, and quick on replying whenever I e-mail them with questions. Cant wait for the release of the Meross 3-WAY SWITCH to install in my kitchen. Highly recommend.

This meross product is very efficient. Pros: - easy to install - uses existing connection to replace old hardware - works with HomeKit natively - has a night light for convenience - meross also detects the switch for communication concurrently with HomeKit if you don’t use HomeKit Cons: - does not work with 5Ghz, if you have a mixed signal for WiFi, make sure to turn off 5Ghz first, then connect the device then then 5Ghz back on or just split your signals. - If you have more than two switches to control the lights, use the main switch and the next in sequence Meross products are very easy to work with. 10/10 would recommend

I have slowly been adding more and more Meross products to our smart home starting with their garage door opener and now all sorts of bulbs, plugs and extension cables and I have to say, they are all great. The switch particularly is sleek and stylish. It fit perfectly in the old switch plate and does not look out of place like I was afraid it might. We primarily control it via voice through Alexa as kids use to to go up and down stairs. The switch is right under the hand railing making it hard to reach so I am glad we were able to automate it. I set it up on homekit as well and it works great from my iphone as well. Very happy with the purchase.

The Meross Smart Dimmer Light Switch does exactly what you think it it: a smart dimmer light switch and nothing more. It is easy to setup (requires neutral wire), configure in the app, and to use. There is trimming on it for your lights that you are using as well. We used this in our bathroom with an LED bulb and an ultra thin LED recessed can light. Previously the HS200 from TPLINK caused flickering, but we did not see any on this switch which did impress us. Smart connectivity has worked perfectly every time with google home and IFTTT. Now onto the question, would I put these throughout our entire house? Probably not because in general, I dont think it looks nice in comparison to TPLINK or Lutron Caseta dimmers. It looks relatively cheap in my opinion especially with the LEDs on the front panel bleeding into the other areas. It also bugs me that the power button is on the bottom instead of the top. As an electrical engineer, I also am hesitant to install something that is not UL certified. It does have ETL certification, but in America, it is UL certification. In conclusion, its a good product that works reliably. It is a good value and if you are on a budget, these will work for you. Note: We were given one free as a review model.

These 3-way dimmers with HomeKit support were the final piece to my HomeKit lighting puzzle! With these installed, now all of the lights in my house dim from 1% to 100%, all through the Meross app, and Apple’s native Home app. Installation couldn’t have been easier (you can do it through the Meross app and/or Home app - your choice!), and you won’t find a better price for HomeKit light switches. Oh, and there’s no hub required!

While there are levels of 25%, 50%, 75% and 100% ,they arent very different. Id really like it to dim my lights a lot dimmer. The switch only does these four levels plus off. The app says it will dim by 1% increments but that doesnt really work.

These can be a little tricky to install - in my case - the master and slave had to be installed in a certain location and they wouldnt work in the other location. From the wiring alone - you couldnt tell which location was which so It took some troubleshooting to figure out how to get it setup correctly. Once setup though - i have found the Homekit integration rock solid. It hasnt dropped or shown offline and it has worked quickly every time i have opened up my phone and tried it. I also have the Meross garage door opener and having tried several smart products i feel like Meross makes some of the best ones.

Installation was easy. Mine didnt come with wire nuts so make sure you have 8 or so. The traveller wires are never connected to other wiring, so youll at least 4 for those and this doesnt come with screw connections or quick inserts. The switch is all plastic, I didnt see any metal from the outside, but this isnt an issue for me. The connections were labeled on the back of the switch and the stranded wire folds easily back into the switchbox. The switch design is intuitive, and the little LED indicators to show you the light levels are a nice touch. The paddles still turn the light on and off and the little buttons are just for dimming. I installed this with another smart switch in about an hour, with a one year olds help. Everything was looking good at this point. Adding the switch in the Meross app was troublesome. I couldnt get my iPhone to scan the homekit code, and when I typed in the code, it brought up a hub I didnt recognize. When I selected the hub, it said it couldnt add the device. I didnt check to see what network I was on, maybe that was it. I swapped out the switch, but maybe Ill try it somewhere else where I can mess with it a little more comfortably.