MOES Smart Double Light Switches, 2nd Generation Wi-Fi 2 Gang Single Pole Switch, Netural Wire Required, Inteligente Switch Combo Compatible with Alexa Google Assistant, Remote Control

Four Alexa buttons on a single wall plate. Easy to set up, easy to program, easy to use. Well done Moes!! I don't even have a few connected to any products, I just use it as a trigger for my Alexa system. The first button turns the bathroom dehumidifier on/off, the second controls lights, the third energizes the bathtub, the forth is a surprise!!

These are well designed with button lighting you can configure. They don’t get thrown off the network like many others. Great with Smart Life. We happened to have an almost empty 6 gang panel, so we put six of these in for Whole House monitoring and control. With 4 you start asking “what else can I control”. We put outdoor control on each bedroom plus the adjacent hallway, or lamp controls. Love it.

Change your Wi-Fi and all hell breaks lose. The app won't help to connect this device to a new Wi-Fi network. It won't help you to add the switch again with the hope that it will let you connect to the new Wi-Fi. The app's add-device function won't find the switch, so it tells you to put the switch in a pairing mode, but there is no where to tell you how to put the switch in the pairing mode. You can try to add the device manually, but the app would make you search through dozens of different devices, and my smart switch device is not on the list. There is no search function to find your device without manually browsing through their dozens of devices. The more I write this review, the more mad I'm at the company for their laziness, the more I reduced the number of stars. It's down to one star now.

Works perfectly! Highly recommended. Make sure you have the neutral line before you buy as it requires it.

I bought this switch with a specific purpose in mind. I wanted to convert a double gang set of switches to one slot so I could install an outlet in the other. One of the switches to be replaced controls the light in a walk in closet. I like motion switches for closets, but this one is on a wall outside the closet. So, by making it a smart switch I could put a stand alone motion detector inside the closet and set routines to turn it on and off.This switch fit the bill. Physical installation was straightforward and easy. Find the supply hot wire and both loads, hook to the marked terminals at the top of the switch. Add a jumper from the neutral wires since the old switches were load only.I followed the directions and downloaded the MOES app and created an account. Tried to add the switch and it warned me about 2.4 GHz wifi only. My ISP provided gateway REALLY wants you to use the same SSID for 5 and 2.4 GHz networks and it is a PITA to change it. I had a 2.4 only extender available and switch my phone to it and was able to set up the switch.Then I went to set up the link to my SmartThings app so I could control it with a Zigbee motion detector. The instructions told me to link SmartLife, which I had already done for some smart plugs I have had for a couple of years. That's when I figured out the MOES app is just a pared down version of SmartLife.Deleted the switch from the MOES app and opened SmartLife. The switch was already detected and added with a single click. SmartLife then made it available to SmartThings and I was able to set the routines using my Third Reality motion detector.So, my advice is skip the MOES app and use SmartLife instead. Integration to SmartThings and Alexa are easier.

Hadn't heard of Moes, but the 3-gang switch was cheap enough to just try it. It's very easy to hook up if you know anything about swapping switches. I was able to wire it up fairly easily, since there is only one line, I pigtailed it with the 3 switch power wires. Then the 3 load wires insert in the back. The screws are small, but seem to be sturdy enough to hold the wires. Manual operation was working fine. I then downloaded the Moes app, could have used Tuya if I had it. The apps are the same, just different "skin". The QR code indicated a 4-gang and not 3-gang, and it takes several minutes for it to recognize your 2.4Ghz WiFi. That made me second guess the setup and I went back in the app to manually select switch, but then too many choices for 3-gang switch. It would have been nice if the box or docs could have indicated which switch to manually choose in the app. Anyway, long story just to say - be patient - the "choose WiFi" screen stays up for a long time - 4 minutes or so before it asks for the password. Once I did that, the rest was cake by the ocean. Renamed the switches to what I wanted them to be. Oh, and icing on the cake was that the entire switch group(all 3 switches) are listed as the 4th switch on the app. So, the 3-gang switch (named mine LED lights) is easy way to turn all 3 on or off. You say why? Because I'm using my 3 switches to control my upper cabinet lights, the under-counter lights, and the toe kick lights on my base cabinets in the kitchen. So with Alexa, I can say "turn on the LED lights" and all three turn on. Really great switch. I am thinking of buying a spare just in case this one goes bad. Seems like all of the really cool stuff disappears after a few months.

Muy buena calidad, fácil instalaciónRecomiendo

These wee affordable and easy to setup and use manually and in the app.I have one issue and one problem with them so far. Firstly they only work on 2.4GHz which isn’t a problem for me since my home network is dual band. But I can see issues with range from access points and overall connectivity issues because of the 2.4ghz.Secondly is I’ve had one freeze up where it turned on the lights it is attached to and refused to respond manually or through the app. I had to cut the power to it and then force it into pairing mode. Will definitely keep an eye out for similar issues with the others