NSPanel Pro Smart Home Control Panel, Zigbee 3.0 Gateway Hub, with Power Consumption Statistics, Thermostat, Call Intercom, etc. All-in-One Control Center Hub Dim Gray

Amazing little wall mounted device! Can't comment on Sonoff's ecosystem BUT if you know what you're doing and you're looking to side-load this with the Home Assistant app then it really is perfect. Even my girlfriend loved it and asked if I could install a second one in her dressing room - we now have three in the house! Easy to install, touch screen is great and my Home Assistant dashboards work perfectly. Will buy more when I'm allowed!

Sonoff have always supported the maker community and home assistant, so when I found out that they'd locked us out of ADB over TCPIP in v1.2 I was quite disappointed, it could still be accessed via USB by taking the device apart, which is ok, but it would be beter if it was enabled by default, or from the devices' about screen. In version 1.4, they seemed to disable the ability to enable ADB via USB also, making it really tricky to use this device in the smart home- their core customers. Not a cool move Sonoff. I guess they heard everyone moaning on the forums, because in v1.5.6, they added ADB over TCPIP again, enabled via the eWeLink app. The version I received was 1.4.0. This version cannot be placed into ADB mode without disassembly. The way to do it is to update the firmware to 1.5.6 via the 'settings' screen in the NSPanelPro. Once this has been done, install the eWeLink app ON YOUR PHONE. In the app: Add->Device. Scan the barcode that's displayed on the NSPanelPro after completing the panel setup wizard. In the eWeLink App, select your device -> go to settings -> tab 'Device ID' 8 times until it shows a popup warning. Accept the warning. ADB mode is now enabled. Click USB debugging, turn it on. You can now uninstall the eWeLink app from your phone as it will never connect to the device again. Your device is now marked as rooted, this (at the moment) is not reversible. Now search google for "blakaddr nspanel pro". There are 3 guides: "nspanel-pro-sideload" "android-panel-webview" "nspanel-pro-secrets" Follow all 3 guides. Once this is done, the panel can run your apk of choice. I installed "GitHub - seaky / nspanel_pro_tools_apk" which handles wake up from wave and auto screen brightness, and boots into your chosen app, which for me is "GitHub - TheTimeWalker / wallpanel-android" and a HA dashboard added via URL. You can use the HA companion app instead if required. Go and create a dashboard in home assistant, I'd recommend the mushroom plugin as it looks amazing on these devices. The device is over-priced at 85 quid (on offer and with a 10pc off voucher), hopefully they'll drop to around 50-60 which is what I think this should cost. The white version is available on amazon at 76 quid, including a 15pc voucher that amazon are running at the moment. Not too bad, but still 20 quid over what I think these are worth. I don't know why the black and white versions cost different amounts - I have both. Except the colour, they are the same. Sonoff - Please add a easy method to enable ADB mode on the NSPanelPro via the panel's about screen. Tapping something 8 times here would be the best method. This is the standard way to do it, it's the way it is on all android phones. I have no idea why you have disabled this. If the smart home community can get this device to easily work as a wall panel dashboard, you'll sell loads more devices !!

Great product, integrated with home assistant, running fully kiosk mode.

The hardware is absolutely fine, the stock software is a terribly built thrown-over-the-wall "my first Android build" mess. It has a whole core dedicated to running a broken shell script checking if zigbee is still running. It is running half a dozen different test apps all the time that aren't needed after it leaves the factory. It defaults to being tied into Sonoff's own ecosystem and mobile phone app - completely unneccersarily. Constantly calls back home to dodgy servers in China. You will want to firewall the hell out of it. Or... Fortunately it is easy to fix most of these software issues once you get adb enabled and you just have it boot into a kiosk web browser displaying your own home assistant dashboard or similar. The display is very clear, and while the 480x480 pixels might sound mean, it's completely fine on something the size and application of a light switch. Touch screen works as you'd expect. Shame it doesn't have the hardware relays for controlling lights/fans directly. You will need to find some other way of controlling them (maybe over WiFi or Zigbee). WiFi connectivity seems reliable, and it has a built-in Zigbee co-ordinator, although I have only used this in relay/repeater/mesh node mode. You need to pop the display off in order to fit and this could be easier, it's basically impossible without damaging the surround slightly.

Brought this hub to add Matter and zigbee connectivity to my smart home. Out of the box the hub isn't matter capable it comes with firmware 1.5.6 and has to be upgraded to firmware 2.1.0 which took a few resets of the hub for it to push a firm upgrade to me. But once done I was able to add matter devices to it and view those matter devices along with this panel in the ewelink app and could then set routines similar to I.F.T.T.T between my old ewelink devices and my new matter device even though the matter device is from a different manufacturer to sonoff/ewelink. I also added a sonoff zigbee door sensor which took a couple of rests of the door sensor to add the panel which was then also displayed in my ewelink app. If you want you can also voice call the panel from the ewelink app which works well whether my phone is on WiFi or mobile signal, I have t done much else with it yet but may consider the sonoff ihost at a later date to add local control to my smart home.

I am absolutely gutted to be leaving a one star review as this looks like a fantastic piece of kit. Sadly there aren't enough products compatible with it. I think they are trying to engage with other standards as this is sort of ZigBee 3 compatible but maybe they need to approach some of the bigger companies out there like TP Link. Unfortunately I am returning this as (a) it's not compatible with anything I have and (b) I can't find suitable B14 smart bulbs to purchase to use with it.

Took a punt on the NSPanel Pro after seeing a Sonoff video on TikTok that showed the new web view available in the latest firmware. It works really well with Home Assistant now, without any messing about with Android dev mode etc. After updating the firmware and connecting to the WiFi, it found my Home Assistant server immediately. After logging in it has worked brilliantly ever since. Will be buying several more when the price is right!

Ich verwende das Panel als Bedienteil für Homeassistant. Die ist seit kurzem ohne jegliche Veränderung am Betriebssystem („rooten“) möglich. Einfach neuestes Update installieren, neu starten und schon wird ein möglicher HA im Netzwerk automatisch gefunden. Damit läuft dann Lovelace auf Fullscreen. Ich habe den Verbauch im Standby gemessen. Der liegt be ca. 1W. Im Betrieb dann 4-5W, aber das ist ja immer nur sehr kurz. Reaktionsszeit ist auch akzeptabel. Klare Kaufempfehlung.

Après 1 mois 1/2. Appareil vraiment sympa, je voulais remplacer une vielle tablette pour ma domotique par un appareil plus minimaliste, la taille de l'écran reste correct. les + : Installation facile (demande quelques notion en électricité) dans mon cas, à la place d'une prise. Taille minimaliste Prend sa pleine utilité après quelques tutoriels sur internet. les - : Le prix assez élevé Fonction de basse limité à Ewelink (SONOFF).

Ok en le flashant pour utilisation avec home assistant. Attention dans ce cas la garantie est annulée

Das SONOFF NSPanel Pro ist genau das, was ich für mein Smart Home gesucht habe. Es vereint Design, Funktionalität und einfache Bedienung in einem kompakten Gerät. Die Installation war überraschend einfach – Strom anschließen, mit dem WLAN verbinden, und schon war das Panel einsatzbereit. Die Benutzeroberfläche ist übersichtlich und lässt sich individuell anpassen. Ich habe Szenen, Geräte und Zeitpläne problemlos eingerichtet. Besonders praktisch ist, dass ich alle Geräte zentral steuern kann – Licht, Steckdosen, Sensoren – alles auf einen Blick. Auch die Integration mit Alexa und Google Assistant funktioniert einwandfrei. Das Touchdisplay reagiert schnell und ist hell genug, um auch bei Tageslicht gut ablesbar zu sein. Die Verarbeitung wirkt hochwertig, und das Panel macht sich optisch gut an der Wand.

Houd er rekening mee dat het formaat van de opbouw 86x86mm is. Dat is een gebruikelijke Europese maat, dot wordt onder andere in Duitsland gebruikt. In Nederland is de gebruikelijke maat echter 77x77mm. Deze past dus niet in een standaard stekkerdoos in Nederland. Ook andere landen kunnen andere maten gebruiken. Het is verstandig hiernaar te kijken voor aankoop. Uiteraard kan je hem dan prima gebruiken in een desktopstandaard die ook op Amazon te vinden is. Als je een 3D printer hebt zijn er ook diverse houders en adapters te vinden om te printen.