MOES WiFi Smart Light Switch,3 Gang No Screw Panel Smart Life/Tuya App Wireless Remote Control Wall Switch Timer for Lights,Compatible with Alexa,Google Home, Neutral Wire Required, No Hub Required

I dont often review items but I feel that I need to for this.I purchased 2 sets of the 3-bank switches for my living room that has a fan, a chandelier, and our fireplace, including a few lights. The product is great! Looking at them on the wall they look amazing and have really added a, sort-of sofistication to the area as well.I do not use Alexa but I do heavily use google, from school to work, everything of mine goes through google now. The integration was simple and my nerd side sort of got excited when it said I had 6 new devices to set up knowing I only paid $100.The install sucked, but that was situational. My wife and kids wanted to watch TV while I was wanting to get this done, so instad of being safe (smart) I went ahead with the thought of, "I will just be carefull"... and I paid for it! I was shoked anout 5 times in all. HahaOnce I finished the first bank of three (which took me 3 hours to install!) I was able to get the second one done in just under an hour. Mounting the swtches to the faceplate is by far the hardest part.

Works perfectly. I didn't use the supplied switch plate as the new one didn't fit the old switches well and I didn't want to replace all four.I connected them manually to a dedicated 2.4g network with no issues.The app is rather annoying with odd animated creatures appearing on the screen. I guess they think it's cute but it's just distracting and unprofessional looking.To the best of my knowledge they don't supply switches without covers, which is a shame. I wish they would.

MoesGo and Moes wifi smart switches never worked, I bought them at a hefty price and these switches are worse. It never worked. I contacted them through email and they did not care. No one should buy Moes products. Bad product. I bought it, I installed it with an electrician and it never connected where I have other switches and smart products connected easily. Moes products are a real pain and bad product.

I have quite a few of these Switches now. I installed the first batch around 4 months ago and have installed more sporadically since then. All of my wifi switches that aren’t 3-way or dimmers are this particular model. I’ve been converting all the switches in my home in phases. I still have several to go and will continue buying this model. There may be better ones out there, but I want to make sure all of the ones I have match, so I’m sticking with these as they do work well. Some pros and cons:Pros:-Easy to install if you have a neutral wire, and very easy to set up through the app.-Reliable - I have around 15 of this switch and have never had an issue whatsoever.-They work with the Smart Life app like most other (50 or so) WiFi devices that I have installed. Personally, I like the app and it’s nice to have one app to set my scenes, etc. up in. Additionally, Smart Life works very well with Alexa.Cons:-Has a very slight “cheap” feel to the plastic compared to some other models. It’s not so bad that I wouldn’t recommend them, and once they are installed it’s not very noticeable, but it is something I notice when handling them out of the box. I took a half star off my rating for this.-The LED Light on the switch is red when ON and blue when OFF. I do not like these color choices at all as they feel counter-intuitive and I wish there was some way to change them. I took another half star off my rating for this.Overall, it’s a very decent switch for the price, and I will continue to use them and buy more.

So first and foremost, once installed the product works great, looks great, and the switches are satisfyingly clicky.By no fault of the product itself, my install was not simple/easy and I am very handy. I've worked on my electrical panel, ran lines, installed outlets, installed an EV charger, etc, etc.The issue I ran into is that the knuckleheads who wired my house did not properly color code the internal wiring to where the switch was being installed. Not only were the standard color paths ignored, but every black wire was bundled together (2 reds and a black were not bundled and I assumed were hot... this was wrong). So before I could correctly install the switch I had to figure out what all of the wires in my particular outlet did (ie buy a multimeter and test everything).In the end, one black was line (hot), red was load or unused, and 5/6 additional black lines should not have been in a switch at all (ran to other room's lights). Thank god they didn't fiddle with the neutral and ground coloring.So... if you happen to have normal wiring this should be a breeze to install, but if you find yourself in my predicament make sure you have a multimeter handy and watch a few youtube videos on how to ID lines.

I wanted to love these wifi smart light switches, but unfortunately they were not a reliable product for me. The installation was not difficult and required a neutral wire in the electrical system, which is standard in most houses built after 1990. The switches themselves looked good once installed, although the plastic quality was not the highest. One thing I didn't like was the led indicator, which was blue when turned on and red when turned off. I would have preferred green when turned on, but this is not a major issue.The second problem I had with these switches was their connectivity with Alexa. They would frequently disconnect and reconnecting them was not a straightforward process. Eventually, they stopped functioning altogether. After about a year of use, I had to replace them with new switches. I suspect that they may have been damaged during a power surge during an electric storm, which is something that happened quite often in my area. Regardless, I cannot recommend these switches due to their unreliable performance.