MOESScene Switch, ZigBee Wireless 12 Scene, Mechanical Push Button Battery Powered, Smart Home Automation Scenario Switch for Tuya Smart Devices, Requires ZigBee Gateway, White

Very impressed with this. It feels like a quality device, and was easy to integration into home-assistant, and no doubt compatible with any zigbee hub. As every button has 3 modes (single click, double click or hold click) you can do quite a number of operations from this one switch device, to the point where sometimes I forget what we configured each mode to do, but thats just me - really good functionality on the switch, and it feels quality when you press the buttons.Its a fair price for a good switch.Maybe I should buy a label printer next :D

This was one of those "it's cheap so I'll try it" purchases, but it's proven to be a really good purchase. It paired to Home Assistant's ZHA integration first time and has been rock solid ever since.It offers a bunch of events: device offline, battery level changes, firmware updates and, more usefully, for each of the four buttons: press, continuously pressed, double clicked.The design is inoffensive and modern. The overall style is very neat and there's an LED for each of the four buttons that lights while you're pressing it. It comes with a clip-on backplate, which can be mounted to the wall.All in all, very impressive and functional bit of kit.EDIT: one thing I've found that I can't do with this switch is Zigbee direct Binding. It's not an issue for me personally as I have other (Philips Hue) switches that I can bind. It has, on the other hand, made me go down the Philips Hue switch route in general, because I can have the benefit of Zigbee direct Binding with them.

I run Home Assistant (HA) on a Raspberry Pi 4 in a Geekworm NASPI case + 2TB SSD (both available from Amazon). I have 3x Raspberry Pi 3B+'s (past buys in Geekworm P252 passive cooling cases) running Mycroft AI and integrated with HA - using Snowball ICE USB mics and Trust Almo speakers. I use a POPP ZB-Stick (not available from Amazon unfortunately) from HA server Pi to connect Zigbee devices. It works better than the Zigbee2MQTT USB dongles IMHO. I wanted HA compatible scene switches. This is the best one I have found for HA (but is still not perfect hence 4 stars). You need to buy a CR2430 3V battery for it (not supplied). It DOES work (and works well) BUT is a PAIN to register. To register, hold down bottom LH button for 10 seconds until all lights flash. I had to repeat registration (on HA) 5-6 times to get it to work. Try taking the battery out, put it back in then immediately start registration. Bottom RH button in pic 1) Switches on coffee maker (Stemedu Zigbee Smart Plug - Amazon - just works with HA), 2) Says "Your coffee is brewing" (on all Mycrofts), 3) Waits for ten minutes, 4) Switches off the coffee maker smart plus (then) 5) Says "Your coffee is now ready" (on all Mycrofts). How geeky and cool is that! HA is by far the most adaptable home automation system I have ever used + everything is private and runs on your home computers. It isn't hard to set up - honestly - but you do need to read up about it first. Mycroft AI is completely self contained including the speech synthesis/recognition on the Pi itself - no offsite access is needed at all. Download picroft, write it to a MicroSD card (using Balena Etcher) and off you go. Go into Mycroft Skills and add the Home Assistant skill - can say "Hey Mycroft" (bleep) "Turn on Living Room Light" or whatever you've called it. I also recommend (for HA) Yagusmart Zigbee (light) wall switches (no neutral required - but fit the capacitor across light fitting Live/Neutral), Quiumi Zigbee Radiator Valves, Akin Zigbee Temperature Humidity Sensor and Bopfimer Zigbee PIR motion sensors (can turn your Yagusmart switches on/off for instance using HA). Hope all this helps.

Excellent piece of kit. Works great with Home Assistant giving you press,double press and long press with each of the 4 buttons. This allows you to set up 12 different automations with a single unit. Battery life is excellent also and the whole thing just feels very well made . Over time, I have bought 6 of them. A+++++

Used in HA via Z2M , it appears as light bulbs! but runs in my routines perfectly press, hold, double press on each button.just called the bulb entity and options appear>

The switch worked fine for about 10 weeks, then simply stopped working. Its lights flashed all the time as if it was trying to re-connect to the network app. But all attempts to re=connect failed. It simply'bricked' and became useless. Any attempt to get Amazon to help wth this resulted in an "outside return window" reply. Useless. DON'T BUY THIS JUNK!

Most of the devices in my home are zigbee therefore this device was a perfect addition.It was very easy to instal and looks very elegant. The build quality is average but the functions perfectly.Each button can have up to two scenes with a single tap and double tap. e.g single click to turn on a light and double tap to turn off the same light or even perform a different function. If you are clever the automations are limitless.

Hopefully the battery will last (shame it's not kinetic). Home Assistant (still learning this) found it no bother (Sonoff ZigBee dongle) and all four buttons work - yay! Installation - errr, pull battery tab and stick it up. In fact I wish ALL my switches were like this - the wiring would have been SO much simpler. Pity me, it's so sad being a HA geek.....