Smart Dimmer Light Switch DTR30, Single Pole or 3 Way, 2.4GHz Wi-Fi Touch Dimmer Compatible with Alexa/Google Assistant, Needs Neutral Wire, No Hub Required, UL Listed, Matte Black, 1 Pack

Works well so far, I like the features including wireless setup, setting schedules. I can adjust the dimmer down to 1%. Pleased with the purchase.

Installation instructions were easy to follow. The switches are well built and comparable to brand name competitors products for around 1/3 of the cost. Although I didn't use all the tags provided to delineate wires they are useful. I had no issues connecting these to my wifi and Alexa works perfectly with them through the Smart Life app. The illuminated light from the switch gives off just the right amount of light in the dark to be able to find the switch. You can choose to slide the dimmer light all the way down if you want as little light as possible for when it is dark. All of my led recessed light work seamlessly with these switches. None of the led lights flicker which I was concerned about. The dimmer aspect gives the full spectrum available in regards to the led lights we have installed. I purchased 9 of these switches in total and I am very happy with how well they have worked. I do wish they had offered the switch in a glossy black. I don't mind so much now since I used our own brushed chrome wall plates as apposed to the ones provided.

The media could not be loaded. There were no reviews when I bought this, but the Lutron Caseta Diva just came out and finally looks better than the Levitons with their cheap looking plastic and green lights (Regular Casetas also look high quality, but they’re uglier than Levitons). Before I spent a fortune on the new Casetas, I thought I’d give these a try.First, they look great. By any metric they are nicer than Levitons. I got the touchpad type ones and in was worried that function wouldn’t work that well, but if you know where the sensitive area is, they work great.The app is decent. It lets you configure minimum dimming to avoid flicker on some lights that don’t like being dimmed too low. You can configure ramping time. There are scenes, timers, and schedules (I haven’t tried these). All in all, I can’t see a reason to buy any other smart dimmer over these unless you don’t like the aesthetic. The covers that come with it are very slim (like Levitons), so if you have wider openings in your wall you might need to get midway covers (I use Eatons).I had just convinced myself that the casetas are worth it because they aren’t WIFI but I might end up using half these and half casetas in the house. If these were Zwave or Zigbee I’d replace the whole house with them.A couple weeks later: still working good. My lights can dim all the way to 1% and these dimmers handle it pretty well. At very very low dinning I can see the light isn’t completely steady but it’s not a real “flicker,” and my wife can’t notice it at all. And by the way, you can use any Tuya app with these. I have them in Tuya Smart Life and integrated into Home Assistant. Next step will be seeing if they can work with local Tuya or even flashing them to use with esphome.

Love the look of the switch and the touch dimming. When the switch/ light is on, the dim-level light bar turns off after 4 seconds, so you can’t tell what the current dim level is of your switches: 60%? 100%? If it’s connected to a light that you can’t see from the switch (garage, porch, basement…) it looks as if the lights are off because the “on level” light bar is “off”. You have to check the app to view the current brightness level.Conversely, if the switch is off, the dim level light bar turns on and shows what % it will set to if you turn it on. This is a nice feature, and if you don’t want the light bar to stay lit, you can adjust the brightness of the light bar from 0% -100%. The status led will remain on to show Internet connectivity status, but it’s very dim so it shouldn’t be a problem and may be useful to guide you to the switch in the dark.The touch-to-adjust is pretty cool, but the light bar is misleading. 1% brightness lights up about 1/3 of the light bar, and it can’t be set any lower than that. Note that this is with “Set Minimum Brightness” set to the lowest value (used to prevent bulb flicker). I found when sliding my finger to adjust the brightness that it’s easy to accidentally touch the switch and cause it to think I pressed “off”. The bulb I had connected (800 lumen led) didn’t dim nearly as much as I had hoped, but for the price I can live with that. Also, holding the “on” button for 1 second turns the light to 100% on vs the last on level. This can also be set to 25%, 50%, or 75%. You can set the ramp rate (speed it turns on and off) to “immediate”, 1 second, 5 seconds, 10 or 15.Some comment it doesn’t stay connected to the internet. I did find it briefly disconnects for short periods of time (led turns red) with the router close-by in the next room.Overall a very nice looking switch at a great price. But the operation of the light bar was a deal breaker for me personally, but might be exactly what someone else is looking for.

Purchased this switch as it appeared really neat with matte finish in white and the digital dimmer. Installation was pretty straightforward too. I used the switch for 2 weeks when I connected it to Google Home.On the 15th day, the switch has gone offline on google home and the ELEGRP Home app does not even link with Google Home anymore. Big inconvenience as I would like to use google assistant to control the lights without having to open the elegrp app every time to control the switch. I reached out to Product Support/Customer Service and they gave standard instructions to reset which won’t work. Very disappointed with the product as it looked neat and promising only to not work with google home. (I also tried linking with Alexa and it doesn’t seem to work either) Will have to return the product unfortunately.