Customer Ratings & Reviews

This was a good purchase and very handy for utilizing in the bedroom when you are half asleep and do not want to get up to dim or turn off the lights, nice product that works well!

We love the convince of schedule to turn on and off when we are not home. A must have

This looks like a very useful light switch. Had to return due to living in a rented apartment.

Works great! Only issue I had was probably not thw switch. Only certain dimmable bulbs worked with it.

Product works very nice and has the ability for you to control it remotely using the Kasa phone app.

"Alexa, turn the darn lights off".. Yes, "darn lights" is what I named this smart switch.

Awesome product; keeps our outdoor lights on timer and never fails.

Got to use for my house so I could just ask them to turn off the lights and I got the great deal at Best Buy

It was easy to install, easy to set up and works great with our Alexa. Definitely recommend this switch!

I am happy with this switch and the integration with alexa. Control by voice is so convenient.

This is a great product which is amazing for fulfilling versatile needs.

Works great, using with a fan to cool downstairs at night.

Works well replaces a couple of dimmer switches in the front room Alexa google all work well with us

Never had any issues so far. My Voice controls it. I just ask Alexa to switch it on off.

Awesome dimmer switch and made pretty good. works as intended.

Great switch does the job. Best of all it’s WiFi can be controlled by your cell phone.

By far my favorite light switch. Compatible with Alexa. Definitely will buy more.

Was not able to use it because this requires a neutral wire, ended up switched to Lutron casa system which is less of a hassle

Way better than the Lutron switches which are so popular

So we bought this smart dimmer thinking it would be more economical in our current living room ceiling fan, than replacing all of the bulbs with hue light bulbs, so we could control things with our Amazon Echo system. Turns out, this is true. The down side is, to install this “smart dimmer” you need to meet a couple difficult criteria. 1.). The switch needs to be a single switch. This can not replace a double switch, such as one the would have both a fan and light in a single switch plate for example. 2.) You need to have a free power wire in the back of your switch socket for this to work. Most switches, have a circuit in, ground, and a circuit out. When you flip the the switch you close the loop and your light turns on. With the “smart dimmer” you need an additional “always live” power wire to keep the switch itself powered up, even when the switch is turned off. This makes sense, considering what it is, but after checking my house, there was only 1 location that actually met this criteria. My house is 2 stories and was built in 2015. 3.) And lastly, if you plan on using something like this via remote control or Alexa or something like that, it can get really confusing if it’s linked to a circuit with multiple switches. Alexa or your smart home device will be very confusing to operate remotely. Depending on the position of the other switch/switches on the circuit, your on/off on your smart hub, could actually be the opposite depending on the positions of the other switches on the circuit at the time you left your house. Just a couple things to think about. Bang for your buck, it’s quite nice, but you need to really have the perfect application to take advantage.