SONOFF Zigbee Switch, SNZB-01P Wireless Push Button, Supports to Create Smart Scenes, Trigger The Connected Devices on eWelink APP with Three Control Options, SONOFF ZigBee Bridge Required, 1Pack

I love this button. Nice design. Works every time

I have several of these. Not a lot to say. They integrate nicely with Home Assistant and work without issue.

I love these smart buttons. I got them so I can pair them with other smart devices and smart plugs. This way I can program the switch with different presses to turn on and off different things in my studio. For example, 1 press would turn on/off a light, or 2 presses would turn on an exhaust fan. The ease of use is flawless and connect to SmartThings without the need to download any other app to get these working. SmartThings just picks them up. The build quality feels substantial and don't feel flimsy. Functionality wise, I don't see any issues as they just work. Battery life seems to be good since I've bought them back in the start of December 2024. I highly recommend them as they are worth the money. The deal is on the 2 pack.

Works great. Using it with my Hubitat hub. Super fast response to button presses.

Pretty confusing based on the marketing, but the button alone does not seem to work with the latest generation of Amazon Echo, even though Amazon Echo can work as a Zigbee device. The Echo simply does not seem to want to find the button, and that pretty much writes it off. Even after setting up the eWeLink skill and app, you can't add the button to the app without first having a Zigbee hub setup, and you can't add the Amazon Echo as a Zigbee hub in the eWeLink app. It's a frustrating circle of nonsense, but either way, I would avoid buying this if your goal is to have a button that can simply activate an Alexa routine.It's possible it works if you also buy a the SONOFF Zigbee hub, but now you have hubs on hubs and hubs, and it's all getting a bit silly. I look forward to the end of the format war for smart home things, because it's a pretty difficult market to navigate.

I used this to set up an automation on Home Assistant for my spouse to use for her office. She gave it top marks and can't imagine not having it. I don't know why I thought it would have been bigger, but now I realize it was the perfect size to attach to a keyboard tray via the magnet.

The media could not be loaded. My apartment living room doesn't have an overhead light for... some reason. So I wanted a button I could put up and pair with my smart bulb.I was already interested in checking out Home Assistant for purely local smart home control, and this is a ZigBee-based button with a decent form factor and design. It just works.I see some people claiming there are range or connection issues. But now that I have half a dozen of these across several rooms, I can say for certain they are wrong. These people either have poor ZigBee meshes or a bad coordinator. My coordinator is an ethernet based ZigBee adapter and the only time any of my buttons have ever noticeably disconnected is when I accidentally disconnected the coordinator from my switch (aka self-caused).Get a better coordinator than some USB stick that will experience interference in a PC USB 3.0 port, pick a better location to project your network from to your ZigBee mesh routers or check your location for high levels of 2.4Ghz signals.There are NO inherent cooldowns, at least with Home Assistant. So anyone claiming there are either made some setting in HA limit how it detects the button press events or their smart home ecosystem has some kind of enforced policy doing this. Because I'm sitting here reading these reviews claiming there are cooldowns while repeatedly pressing 3 different buttons and getting the correct number of reactions from each one less than 1 second after each press.In fact, what these people are probably doing is pressing the button so fast that they no longer create the "toggle" command from the button and instead initiate a "double-press" command, which Home Assistant reports as the "On" command. The button has this as a feature, to allow you to make different effects with different uses, which it also does with holding down the button longer than normal to create other effects.

Using one of these to control the WiFi LED bulbs in my ceiling fan and another to open the two biometric locks into my bedroom. Work perfectly.