MOES STAR RING ZigBee Smart Switch, 10A, No Neutral Line No Capacitor, Compatible with MOES/Smart Life App Remote Control, Timer, Alexa Google Home Voice Control, Requires ZigBee Hub, 2 Gang-Grey

I had been looking for a Wifi light switch for a while, i did look at the bulbs, but having a controller in each bulb is ok, until the bulb breaks and then it costs a lot more to replace a single bulb, where as having the controller in the switch keeps the cost of the bulbs down. The switch is very deep and the backbox in my wall was not deep enough to fit the switch. I got a deep backbox and then chopped out the wall so that the box would fit. Once i had done that, wiring up the switch was easy. I downloaded the app and then setup the switch really quickly, it works really well and is responsive.

Really happy with this product. Was easy to install, integrates nicely with my Philips Hue hub and Alexa.Only 1 small thing I would change, and it is the shade of white. Its a bit dull. Would have preferred a brilliant white, but overall I’m really pleased.

Really great product. Sturdy with soft one touch led lit switches. Absolutely delighted and will be ordering more for the whole house. Integrates really well with other Moes House smart products to create scenes using the Tuya App. Now able to control lighting using Alexa or smart phone from anywhere in the world remotely. 😀

Will not connect

The switch is easy to install, looks good and works with HA/Zigbee2MQTT.Two gripes:1) Pressing the buttons feels 'spongy' and cheap2) When pressing both buttons simultaneously or very fast after each other, only one will work, which I find very annoyingMinor improvement opportunity:It would be nice to be able to configure the illumination to be on when the lights are off, so the buttons can be easily found in the dark. (Instead, the illumination is on when the lights are on.)

It is fixed in my garage and paired with my router and smart phonePleased with it

Excellent quality and great compatibility

The media could not be loaded. I purchased a few of these 3-gang and a couple 1-gang 'smart' switches to install around the house, so that I could control the lights in the house which sometimes the kids leave on, and also be able to manage schedules for the outside lights to turn on and off. Luckily all of my neutral cables are located at the switch.The reason for my choosing of these switches over other ones, was primarily to do with being able to physically click the switch, as opposed to the glass touch button ones, which I don't like the look of at all. However, saying that, these plastic switches do have a cheap feel to it, and there's no physical rocking function, like on a traditional switch (although I don't think that's physically possible with a smart switch anyway). The buttons are 'clicky' toggle buttons with no visual on/off position other than a dim blue indicator light above the switch.As other reviewers have also mentioned - these switches are definitely not slim by any means, and just about fit into a 35mm dry-lining box - but there'll be absolutely no room for any wires behind it, much less any Wago/terminal joins you may have - as shown in the photo. Furthermore, the terminals for all 3 light inputs on a 3-gang switch, as well as the live and neutral, are not all accessible - so you will have to cut a larger hole in the back of the dry-lining box to be able to access all of the terminals.A 47mm deep box minimum will be required, but you'll need to make sure that you have the necessary DIY skill to chase out the brick/breeze block behind the switch to make enough room for the wires/joins to sit behind, which in my case was just about possible. It's definitely is not a case of being able to replace an existing traditional rocker switch with one of these without having to do any physical DIY or electrical work, I'm afraid.One thing to also take note of - and I couldn't get a straight answer from Amazon Answers, nor the manufacturer - was what happens to the interconnecting cable when you have a 2-way switch? Well, the interconnecting cable (usually referred to in the trade as a "strapper", and usually comprised of 3-core and Earth) becomes redundant, apart from the switch live (which will need to be connected to the primary switch) and the rest of the cores safely terminated into Wago/connector blocks. The way that multiple gang switches are paired is directly from within the SmartLife app and uses WiFi to communicate between the paired switches. On the secondary switch, if it's a single-gang, all that is required is the live and neutral switch with no other inputs into any of the 'L' terminals. Once the secondary switch is paired to the primary, there is a very slight delay of about a second when turning on/off a light from the secondary - it's not really a big deal, but noticeable - although on the primary switch it's pretty much instantaneous.Once the switches are installed though, set up via the SmartLife app and Amazon Alexa is pretty straight forward, and scheduling via the Alexa app works well.Overall it does what it needs to do. Installation of the switch is a nightmare and definitely not for the faint-hearted, and for this reason I highly recommend getting an electrician to install these switches for you. However, once you overcome the installation, and aren't particularly bothered by the cheapness of the plastic and the clicky-sounding toggling mechanism, it does work as intended. Scheduling is now set up, and my outside lights turn on 20 minutes before sunset and turn off 20 minutes after sunrise. I am also able to turn on and off the lights in the hallway and landing at the tap of a button or a quick command to Alexa.For now I've rated it at 3-stars, with the intention of updating this review after I've used it for a couple of months 👊UPDATE 01/08/22:As promised, having run these switches now for a couple of months, I just wanted to give a quick update:So far, the switches seem to be functioning ok: they turn on/off at their scheduled times, controlling them from the app/Alexa, and physically toggling them seems to be holding up just fine. The cheap plastic feel still bothers me, but not as much as it did before.However, I have since discovered some issues:1. After installing another one of these switches to replace a 2-way 2-gang switch on my upstairs landing, I realised that these switches will only work on a single lighting circuit, whereas my previous (dumb) landing switch had two separate lighting circuits connected to it;2. Although the multi-association (controlling another via Wifi) also seems to be working as intended, I've noticed that if you've already paired a switch to a specific light, you can't pair another switch to the same light, which is a bit of a let down.For example, in my downstairs hallway I have a switch which is physically wired to the hallway light. At the other end of the hallway, I have another switch paired to the same light. On my upstairs landing, I now cannot pair that switch to the downstairs hallway light because an association already exists.For these reasons, I think I'm justified in downgrading my initial 3-star rating to 2-stars.