Eva Logik Smart Light Switch, On/Off, Single Pole & 3 Way, Aluminium Plate, 2.4G WiFi Light Switch, Needs Neutral Wire, No Hub Required, Worlks with Alexa and Google Home, ETL and FCC Listed

I really like these smart switch. I have both the dimmer and the on/off switch. They both work nicely with my 3-way and single pole switch. I had previous other brand smartswitch, and all of a sudden, it does not work anymore (I think it was due to the app is no longer available from the app store). Anyways, I replaced them with 6 dimmer switch and 3 on/off switch. Connecting to the 3-way was a bit tricky as I had the Leviton switch wired for the previous smart switch. The support was very helpful. The switch does come with the latest instruction; so no need to hunt for it online as they are old. It works nicely with Alexa and Google.

These are among the best Wi-Fi switches because it has a frame for mounting it and wire terminals instead of wires. The metal frame makes it compatible with more light switch covers. If you use the plastic frame switch, it's very hard to use screwless switch covers. The plastic frame switches are simply too thick. Secondly, other Wi-Fi switches have wires instead of wire terminals which requires you to use wire nuts inside the switch box. If you have an older house with shallow switch boxes, it makes it impossible to install the switch. Everything else about the switch is also A+. Set up was very easy. Just make sure to follow the wiring instructions if you are using it in a three-way circuit.

This switch only works in a 3-way circuit when connected to the switch location with the LINE (always hot) wire, not the location with the LOAD wire. I think the instructions regarding this have been changed since I bought it. I needed the dimmer in the LOAD location, so ended up installing this switch elsewhere in a single pole setup. It works fine there. The first switch I bought was defective, but Eva Logik was quick to send a replacement via Amazon.If you want a Smart Life compatible 3-way dimmer in the LOAD location, the MOES switch (https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B09LHM56QS?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details) worked for me when wired up but unfortunately the smart shell casing was too large height-wise to fit in my ancient metal wall box. Kudos to Eva Logik for reducing the size of their shell casing.

I love this switch. EXCEPT, when the device is disconnected from wifi. Then it keeps switching on and off. I thought maybe it was my common neutral, but switching it with another switch stopped the issue. It rather is annoying

I have 9 different brands of smart switches in my house over the years. this is by far the easiest one to set up. It almost set it self up, no really. I turned the power on after hooking it up and it took me a few min. to get to my phone and it was half set up already. It is also the smallest smart switch I've seen. This switch can be hooked up with a 3 way lights with just this 1 switch saving money. my 1st on is about 1 1/2years old and never had a problem with it. It has really good range on it. So far its the only one that will work in my work shop out back, the other ones I've tried will not reach that far.

I have two of them for the same lights. If you close the lights from one switch, then you have to open them again from the same switch otherwise they do not light up. Further, after you have the lights on for a while, they start flickering intermittently (every ~2 minutes).The app, works mostly when the lights are on. If the lights are off, they do not work. I left feedback for the seller but never back a response.

I wanted this switch to - ^ work with Smartlife and Alexa ^ be easy to install ^ use terminal screws or push-in's to eliminate adding more wires to the box ^ have no indicator/status light or a configurable status light. ^ exhibit smooth dimmingThis switch does all these very well. My first set of wifi switches all have status lights that light up my living room at night. Pretty at Christmas but annoying otherwise.The Evalogic switches have a tiny status light that can be set to be on or off when the light is on or always on or always off. Just what I want.I used the push-in's (what's the word for these?) to connect with the existing wires in the box. That actually removed a few wires, making it easier to get the switches back in the box with a minimum of swearing. Previous smart switches were built with connecting wires and no terminal screws. What a mess. I have one that I literally can't get all the wires back in and the wall plate is bent and a quarter inch away from the wall. I'll be replacing that one an Evalogic next.All in all - very satisfied.

Works great but have to be careful to not reset by accident