3 Way Smart Switch

Used to replace the switch on my outside lights. Works great. The lights are now on a timer, and if i need them on at other times i can use the app or Alexa. Great for when i get home very late. I did have to trim the cover a bit (maybe 1/8 inch) to fit beside the door jam. But it works/looks great! The app works well. I will likely upgrade most if not all my light switches. So when that light switch gets left on upstairs, I can turn it off with Alexa.

Great quality and easy to set up.

These are a great replacement as smart switches for Alexa. However, you must be aware of the fact that if you are not going to replace all the switches to smart switches in a gang of three or four wall plate, you are going to run into some kind of a trouble as I did. Although based on my research, the smart Wi-Fi switches can be potentially programmed as four-way switches, but it gets extremely confusing when you have a standard four-way switch, controlling a light fixture from three or more locations and multiple traveler wires going to the four-way switch. My solution was to simply replace the old four-way toggle switch with a white resembling rocker type switch, but then you have to purchase separate wall plates to fit all the three or four rocker switches which are shown in the pictures attached. In the two gang wall plate, both switches are smart switches. In the three gang wall plate, only one is a smart switch whereas the other two are single pole and four way rocker type switches which I did not want to replace, but then I had to buy a separate wall plate for it. In the four gang situation (wall plate I’m still waiting to be delivered) I bought a metal white matching wall plate before replacing the four-way toggle switch to a rocker four way type. If you go with the above strategy, be prepared for slight mismatch in the finish of the wall plates and the rocker switch as some are Matt and some are shiny.

Was impressed at first based on ease of installing. After first week I had to reconfigure one switch that stopped responding and now another switch is bad and not even responding to reconfiguring. The yet another switch went offline and not allowing to be reset. I contacted the vendor and they were easy to work with and quickly resolved the issue by replacing the faulty switches.

Product does not work with 3 way and the company has told be and yet they advertise as it does.

We have quite a few smart switches in our house and these were the easiest, by far, to set up. I bought them because I had a 3 gang switch that had a couple of multi poles and one single pole and I needed a set that would work with either. They all work perfectly. And I connected them all to Alexa and set up a routine in 5 minutes. It was slick. Now the porch light turns on and off at dusk and dawn by itself.

They definitely feel a bit cheap but for the functionality and the fact that I won't have to deal with broken paddles anymore, it's amazing. It does its job, very clean look.

The install instructions will have you go by the existing wire coloring. I would recommend looking up the wiring diagram for you existing light switch online for identifying the existing wires, if you can find it. My existing switch used a white wire for one of the traveler wires. It has some issues syncing with google home. I had to remove the switches from smart life with the clear settings option, resetup in smart life and then resync with google home about three or four times before both switches showed up as online. I also had an issue with having to press the switch twice in google home before the three way light switch would turn off or on. This problem seems to related to the switches inability to keep track of if it is on or off as the status light was always wrong. I "fixed" it by switching the traveler lines, however, that caused a new problem, that the smart switch only works if you have your other three-way switch on. Either way you wire it, it doesn't work as expected. I tried replacing the other traditional three way switch with a Moes smart switch. Replacing both three ways with a Moe's switch, seems to have at least fixed the status light after setting up the multi control association in smart life. The status light now seems to work correctly, but the google home integration is still wonky. All the extra wires and screw nuts can make cramming everything back in the box difficult. In one of my gang boxes (the galvanized steel boxes used for concrete walls) it just doesn't fit at all, so I am going to have to an extension box. Setting these switches up has been an absolute nightmare, and I am debating if I want to keep them or go through the extra trouble of ripping them out and replacing them. Also if you are considering putting one of these switches in 4x4 galvanized metal box you should be aware that you will end up having to trim it down with side cutters ir something, otherwise it will be to big for the metal face plate. However this does speak against the reviews that claim the plastic is cheap. The plastic was very hard to cut. You will likely need to cut right up to the screw holes needed for the metal face plate, so precision is needed, which is why you will need side cutters for this install option.