RefossSmart Dimmer Switch 2 Pack, Single Pole, Neutral Wire and 2.4GHz Wi-Fi Required, FCC & ETL Listed, Compatible with Apple HomeKit, Alexa and Hey Google, 120V AC, Voice Control, No Hub Required

I have to say, I'm quite impressed with these switches. They work great, and I love how they're identical to the more expensive Meross versions. Plus, they can be added to the Meross app and HomeKit just the same, which makes them incredibly versatile.One of the things I love about these switches is how affordable they are. They're much cheaper than some of the other smart switches on the market, which is great if you're on a budget. However, even though they're more affordable, they're still incredibly reliable. I've had no issues with dropped connections or malfunctioning switches, which is a huge plus.The dimming function on these switches is also really handy. It's nice to be able to adjust the brightness of the lights in my home without having to get up and physically change the switch. Plus, I love that I can do it all from my phone or voice assistant.One thing to note is that these switches do require a neutral wire, so make sure your electrical setup is compatible before purchasing. However, if you do have a neutral wire, these switches are definitely worth considering.Overall, I would highly recommend these to anyone looking for an affordable and reliable smart switch. They're identical to the more expensive Meross versions, can be added to the same app and HomeKit, and offer convenient dimming capabilities. If you're on a budget but still want to upgrade your home to a smart home, these switches are definitely worth considering.

Easy to connect to HomeKit, works great, can’t complain, would recommend

$22 for a 2 pack? I put these in every room in my house. It’s hard to find HomeKit dimmers and this price is literally the best price you will find. They connect easy, have never had an issue with them using Siri commands (I have HomePod minis throughout the house). These are 100% responsive through home app or siri. I would say the only downfall of these is that on the actual dimmer it only has 4 levels of dimming, so if you want precision dimming with the physical dimmer maybe this isn’t the best choice but if you’re getting smart switches why the heck would you even care about the physical dimmer as long as it looks nice, performs very well and has a nice price. I’ve recommended these to my neighbors. Just can’t beat it at $22

Instructions direct you to use Apple home app or EhomeLife app. This does not work with Alexa. There is no skill in the Alexa database to link to the Apple home or EhomeLife app. Use the Meross app instead. The code it requests is stamped on the left ear of the switch itself. The camera setup doesn’t work. But if you select other options, you can manually enter the code and get it to connect. Then enable the Meross skill and Alexa immediately finds and links. Works great once you get setup but nowhere does it mention the Meross app in the manual.

These switches work great and I are exactly the same as the Meross branded switches. In fact, they were both said it usually lysing the same Meross app.

They worked great for the first week. Now I have to reset them and add them back in to HomeKit at least once a week.

I like everyhing about this wifi dimmer. I have a huge lofted livingroom ceiling. During the pandemic I built a large loft in that wasted space... Unfortunately, the switch is downstairs. Rather than relocating the switch, I replaced the old, normal switch and now i can control the loft ceiling light from any room using Alexa (I even have an automated schedule for when I'm away)....

The Good:These are in general pretty reliable switches that are quite straightforward to set up.They are reasonably pricedThe Not so good:If there is a power outage, the router that these devices get connected to takes longer to power up than these switches. The switches then get lost and never seem to retry the original connection. It would be nice if they would retry the connection periodically.