Zigbee 8 Button Smart Wall Controller | Trigger Up To 24 Scenes In Your Smart Home Hub | Compatible with Home Assistant, SmartThings & Hubitat

This controller has been excellent for my smart home setup. This versatile controller allows me to trigger different scenes, making it incredibly convenient to manage various smart home devices. The installation was straightforward, and it integrated seamlessly with SmartThings. The buttons are responsive and have a nice tactile feel, making it easy to control lights, music, and other smart devices with just a tap. One of the standout features is the ability to customize each button with multiple functions, which is perfect for complex smart home setups. The sleek design fits well with my home décor and doesn't look out of place on the wall. Excellent item!

I found this a little bit fiddly to setup on my Samsung Smartthings hub, but got there eventually. It's really easy to configure once you've got it talking to Smartthings. My only minor complaint is the 'double click' option doesn't seem to be working for me, it ignores my double click even though I've configured that in the settings, however you do have the options for single click, double click and press-hold, so I just used single click for one function and press-hold for the 2nd function and just not bothered with double-click. It's been working perfectly well for months now. I'm very pleased. So even having the single and press-hold click functions it means you can effectively control 8 devices for on-off operations. Very handy.

I don't have home assist etc. but i do have several Alexa's with ZigBee but it will not connect to any of them. so i could not test it even though its meant to be able to be used with Alexa according to the seller.

I like the design of this Zigbee switch, which can either be mounted on a wall like a lightswitch, or popped out of the surround and just used like a remote control. I managed to set this up using Zigbee2MQTT on Home Assistant, although the way it reported button presses was a bit odd. It reports as a single entity which just changes value depending on the last button pressed (on_!, on_2, off_1, off_2, etc). As such I wasn't able to get it working with long presses or double clicks, etc. I may have missed something, but the documentation is lacking. That said, it does still work for my needs - a nice looking light switch that sits on the coffee table - and I can get by without extra functionality.