Meross WLAN Switch Works with Apple HomeKit, Smart Switch Remote Control with Siri Alexa, Google Assistant, SmartThings, DIY Smart for Electric Household Appliances

This is a pretty good product. Fairly well packaged with ok instructions. It would however be very helpful if the L & N terminals were labeled.I've used mine to control a set of down lights in our garage soffit. It's worth noting that all of the wiring is inside the garage, I assume this could be used outside only if it was stored in waterproof enclosure.Providing you're competent with wiring, this switch slotted in nicely between a fused spur and the set of lights.Connecting the switch to your WiFi with the Meross app is easy enough it even walks you through with connecting/linking to Alexa and Google Home.The Meross app features are minimal, but as Alexa treats the light as a switch, you're able to configure custom routines to control the switch however you like. The switch does not have a dimming function.

Easy to install, works great with Apple Home system. Really easy to use and connect to. Loved it, we connected it to some spotlights. The product is very small therefore easy to hide in the wall. Responds very fast too, I would say good price for two.

These were bought to replace some generic Chinese units from Amazon. They functioned ok, but wouldn’t connect to WiFi correctly without a separate access point.For the Meross units- I’ve bought 5 of these, 4 were ok, but on the 5th the connector where the power goes into basically just snapped off.The connectivity with HomeKit and Wireless (dedicated 2.4Ghz smart network) seems to be flawless and connectivity with Homeassistant also seems to be speedy.The replacement unit is on its way and we’ll see if the others live up to the test of time!

Used to make the kitchen underlights smart. I looked at replacing the lights themselves, but the wiring is all behing the built in cabinets. These were my solution, putting them in line of the cables I could access. Neatly hidden away. Easily pairs with the app ad homekit and have been flawless in operation. As a note, there is an audible click when turned on or off, but thats fine for me

Bought this to replace a remote-controlled security light (to over-ride the PIR sensor if needed) which had failed. As I have other Meross units this seemed a good choice. Easily installed in a waterproof box it's worked perfectly. Recent updates to the firmware in Meross units have greatly improved the stability of connections to my router.

The first one of these I bought connected quite fast and worked for a few hours, then it dropped out and needed to be reconnected, I did this and it again worked for an hour or so. Then it dropped out again and wouldn’t reconnect at all so I got Amazon to send a replacement, this one won’t do anything, HomeKit can’t find it, the terrible Meross app can’t find it, it just sits there with a light which is sometimes green, sometimes green/orange, sometimes flashing green. It’s going to be sent back and I will figure out something else to use that isn’t made by Meross.The physical connections on this are very flimsy as well and don’t seem to be attached to the circuit board very securely, maybe they don’t bother as nobody keeps them long enough for those to break?There are a number of people on forums suggesting lots of strange techniques for connecting these but none of them worked for me, the amount of people saying they can’t connect it and saying to stay away from Meross stuff should have also been a warning to me as well. Anyway, back if goes.

These are great little units, easy to integrate with Alexa. They have the added benefit of Apple home integration. Been looking around for a while for a reliable ‘inline’ switch rather than a ‘plug-in’ type. These certainly meet the spec. Will be buying more.

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