Enbrighten Z-Wave In-Wall Smart Light Switch with QuickFit and SimpleWire, Works with Google Assistant, Alexa, & SmartThings, Z-Wave Hub Required, Smart Home, 700 Series, 58433

I have a house full of these devices. All working on Zigby from my SmartThings hub. Love being able to tell Alexa to turn on the lights or off the lights. Switch requires substantial space in the switch box. It also requires a ground wire to operate . will not function without it. But I haven’t used the switches for years without a single failure. If you want to get started in automation of your house, this is a way to get started.

I have several of these and have found them to be reliable and easy to set up - nice features. I have several that are probably about 9 years old - still working fine. They used to cost a bit less but I suppose everything is just a bit more expensive these days!!!

I do like them but they break after a couple years

This is a great z wave switch and is a good value for the money. It paired easily with my 2 gig arm panel and now controls lights when I arm and disarm the alarm. It was easy to install, but note that it does need a neutral wire. Most modern homes have this so it wasn’t a big deal for me. I also ended up having to swap out the switch next to this one for a decor style paddle, and I had to get a new plate But after installed, it looks really nice.

As a consumer who has invested in home automation technology, I regret to say that my experience with the Enbrighten Z-Wave In-Wall Smart Light Switch with QuickFit and SimpleWire has been disappointing, to say the least. Despite its promises of convenience and efficiency, I've found myself needing to replace these switches far more frequently than anticipated. One of the primary issues I've encountered with these smart light switches is their durability, or lack thereof. Despite being touted as long-lasting and reliable, I've found that the switches tend to malfunction or fail altogether after just a couple of years of use. Whether it's a sudden loss of connectivity, unresponsive controls, or complete system failure, the reliability of these switches leaves much to be desired. Furthermore, the need for frequent replacements adds up in terms of both time and money. Not only am I forced to spend additional funds on purchasing new switches, but I also have to invest valuable time and effort into uninstalling the old ones and installing the replacements. This becomes particularly frustrating when considering the initial investment made in setting up and integrating these smart switches into my home automation system. Additionally, the installation process, while marketed as simple and straightforward, can be cumbersome and time-consuming, especially when dealing with replacement switches. The promise of QuickFit and SimpleWire features falls short when faced with the reality of compatibility issues and the need for additional adjustments and troubleshooting. Overall, I cannot in good conscience recommend the Enbrighten Z-Wave In-Wall Smart Light Switch with QuickFit and SimpleWire to other consumers. While the concept of smart home technology is undoubtedly appealing, the lack of reliability and longevity exhibited by these switches ultimately outweighs any potential benefits they may offer. Until significant improvements are made in terms of durability and performance, I would advise exploring alternative options for home automation needs.