Enbrighten Zigbee Smart Light Switch with QuickFit and SimpleWire, Pairs Directly with Echo 4th Gen/Echo Show 10 (All)/Echo Studio/Echo Plus (All)/Eero Pro 6, Toggle, White, 43084

Easy to install, works great with Alexa,and can still use it as a regular switch.

Installs just like any other switch, connects to smart things and works how it should. Wish it didn't have this blur light on all the time when it's off though. Some may like that, but I really don't.

So great product but you have to have the show 10 inch 2nd generation which I did not have and had to purchase one

Wiring was a little challenging and it took a few tries to get it connected to my Hubitat but enthralling everything is working fine.

I'm totally blind! I had a co-worker come over and hook this up for me. They liked the look of the switch.They didn't have any issue with getting the 4 wires connected. I did have to tell him it isn't a 3way switch. He had the wire connected to that connection and when I said something he then had to go and remove it. A good thing I said something before we tried turning on the power to that switch.Slipped on the breaker! At that point, I said Alexa find new devices. 45 or so seconds she came back and said she found a new light. I knew that was a switch. Tried turning on/off the switch using the Echo and it worked. Then I renamed the new device using the Echo. Alexa rename XXXX light to Patio Light Switch. She came back and asked me if that was what I wanted and I replied WRITE. Done! Echo 2nd generation plus is on the 2nd floor and the patio is off the basement. A lot of Zigbee Plugs and lights between the 2. All act as repeaters.Pressed the switch up 3 times quickly and down once to change the way the LED works on the switch. Did that two times to get to the mode that leaves the LED in the switch off all the time. Default is LED on when Switch is off. Second mode LED on when Switch is on. 3rd mode LED off regardless of if the switch is on or off. Then it starts over.

FINALLY after several calls to Enbrighten Jasco technical support and numerous I was able to successfully pair two switches to my Echo Gen 4 with zigbee hub.The key enabler was wiring it according to the diagram in the instructions which shows the line from the breaker panel connected to the bottom terminal and the light load connected to the top terminal. The description on the package, in the instructions, and on the device itself suggest that line and load are interchangeable. However if wired with the line on the top terminal and load on the bottom terminal the switch WILL NOT be discoverable using the Alexa app and the phrase "Alexa, discover devices".Other potential useful information1) This switch does not use the Enbrighten app. According to feedback I receieved from Jasco technical support that app is only for WIFI devices.2) If improperly wired not only does the device not pair but the blue LED will only be on when the light is off. Properly wiring the device as noted above also solved that problem and 3 up/1 down on the toggle will move through the various modes.

I've installed three of these around my house. My wife prefers the look of these "switches" to the more contemporary-looking design of most of these smart light switches. All three successfully pair with Smarthings, which then acts as a bridge to Homebridge, which gets them into my Apple HomeKit set-up.1. In Garage: Automatically turns on overhead lights in garage when the door opens (the lights on my auto door opener are pretty weak), and turns off when the door closes. (I can turn them on/off manually too from this switch and I leave the switch 'lit up' so I can find it in the dark...that's an option).2. Front Door: Automates my front door outside lights from dusk-to-dawn.3. Basement Switch for outdoor lights: This saves me having to go down the stairs to turn on these lights. So convenient to be able to turn them on/off from my phone or Apple Watch.Install was pretty easy. Only challenge is that the back of the switch is a bit large (particularly compared to a traditional two-pole switch), so you have to be a bit careful with the wiring. I pig-tailed the three wires (you need a neutral) for one of the install locations and did a poor job with the wire nuts. Ended up shorting the switch (oops), so I had to get another one (and give myself a swift kick for not being more careful).One design consideration: The switch looks like a traditional toggle, but always points straight out from the wall (90-degrees), as opposed to most switches that are angled up or down (on/off). Doesn't bother us, but could if we have a 3- or 4-gang switch there as it would never line up.Overall, these work pretty flawlessly for me, which is why I've bought four (for three installations!)

Works great as an on/off switch but it doesn't dim. Box doesn't say it dims but in this day and age I just assumed all smart switches do so! WRONG!