ZigBee Smart Button, 3-Way Remote Control, Require Zigbee hub, Work with SmartThings, Aeotec, Hubitat, Home Assistant, Third Reality Hub, Battery Included.

Very reasonably priced Zigbee button for our SmartThings system. It connected almost immediately and so far has stayed connected and responds immediately. We really like that they come in different colors so we can use them for different rooms and different scenes. It offers a single press, double press, and long press - more than enough options for what we need them for. We are planning on purchasing several more to mount on the back side of our Google Nest Hubs. Our SmartThings hub will only control lights when the internet goes out if you have routines set up. With these buttons you can still control devices when the internet is out. Time will only tell how long the batteries last considering we don't really use the buttons unless we decide to not speak to Google or the internet goes out.

This smart button works great. It connected to my Hubitat Hub without a problem, and I was able to easily program all 3-Way options (single press, double press and long press), to control my smart home devices. It's a nice size, not obtrusive, and will fit just about anywhere. I plan on ordering one of the multi packs of these to use elsewhere around the house (for some reason, some of the people in my household aren't comfortable using Alexa for voice control). I like that it uses AAA batteries (I use rechargeable's), instead of the button batteries.

I love these smart buttons. They did take some work to figure out. You have to press one set of buttons to get in normal zigbee pairing mode, and another for an Amazon Echo. Echo's will only recognize it as a contact sensor, not a button. This limits the functionality. In one house I have these set up with SmartThings Hub. They serve as emergency buttons for my parents. I have them placed through the house, when pressed they send a text message to me and my siblings. I also like that they are available in colors. This can easily distinguish them. However, I wish there was an option to by all of one color (e.g. 3 red buttons) instead of 1 yellow, 1 blue and 1 red. I currently have white buttons to control lights and tv, and color buttons as emergency.

These buttons pair super easy, configuration is also simple and I have found them to be very reliable. You can choose from short press, double press or long press to create actions. I would definitely recommend these products.

Connected easily. Actually still pretty small, and I use the single click and long click buttons for different lights in a playroom, via smartthings. Faint blue light through the plastic case when you press the button It comes with a sticky pad and magnet pad. It's the cheap strip magnet type that will stick to refrigerators, but not as strong as the Samsung button that has a neodymium magnet in the back and can stick to a drywall screw through the paint. Using it for a few months and works well, never had connection problems. Will be nice not to have to buy/stock yet another coin cell battery. If you have kids, yo have AA and AAA batteries.

I don't know how you people got this button to work with Google home. But Mine does not work at all. I have it paired and synced with google home with the Third reality bridge and I still cannot get this thing ti trigger any action with google home. I emailed the comapany a few times an they don't offer any solution. I'll continue to try to get this to work few a week o r two. But it's very likely I will return this.

Love it! Great button, very small and very fast. Works great with smartthings. Love the AAA batteries!

I am experimenting this smart button as a garage door opener remote. This device connected to my Home Assistant immediately, and easy to incorporate into automation. The blue LED indicator comes on when the button is placed but pretty faint, so it's hard to see the blue light especially during the daytime. While I can open the garage door from the inside the house reliably, but not from outside the house - due to the limited range of zigbee. Since the remote will go offline when the remote is away from the house and need to reconnect to the network, this may be why the remote will not open the garage door immediately. I am still optimizing zigbee network, but beginning to think that my old 90s garage door remote is more reliable and has a better range than zigbee-based remote. I tried another company's zigbee remote, but no better, possibly worse than this one. Update: I ended up using a wifi-based smart button as a garage door opener, which I found it more reliable. Reconnecting to the zigbee network is too slow (I think). I still like using this zigbee button for disarming my blink system and as a smart light switch, in both cases, the button is always connected to my zigbee network at home. Unlike a bluetooth based button used in the same circumstances, this zigbee button works 100% of time. Update 2 (August 2025): Almost a year since I purchased this zigbee remote. I now have three in my house for arming/disarming my blink system and turning on/off my bedroom light. I gave up all smart options (zigbee, bluetooth, wifi buttons) as a garage door remote in the car - I think reconnecting to the home network just takes too long so I went back to the original RF remote. From inside the house, no problem though.