Touch Switch, Wi-Fi Ready Master

I bought 65 of these Legrand Adorne Wifi Touch switches: 57 of the masters, and eight of the remotes. Of the 65 switches I purchased and installed, I only had one remote switch that somehow didn't want to function correctly. The return was prompt by the vendor and the typical Amazon-easy to process. and the replacement functioned just fine.These touch devices have no "click" at all, they're capacitive glass with a faint white backlight (yellow in the beginning, until you configure them) which turns off when the switch is turned on. I purchased these switches for my home automation setup because they still physically interrupt power to the bulbs, so a power outage doesn't result in all the house lights suddenly coming on after power is restored.For those who are buying these for home automation, I'd strongly suggest looking into one of the "local" systems like Home Assistant. I'm using the HA OVA with the HACS extension to pull down the Legrand_RFLC Github repo to integrate with the LC7001 Legrand Hub. I then decided to pay for Nabu Casa to pull my Home Assistant integration into both Alexa and Google assistants, which works nearly-flawlessly for doing all the things you really want to do (use the Routines methods in your assistant to give your scripts or devices friendly names.)