Homekit WiFi Relay Switch, Smart Relay Wireless Remote Control Light Switch Voice Control Outlet Timer Work with Siri, Alexa and Google Assistant DIY Your Home 2 Pack (Square)

The media could not be loaded. Got these and another pair like them, these are tad bit larger, but better quallity imo..THESE HOOK TOO IPHONE/SIRI VERY EASY.I didnt even mess with the switch inputs. PS- DO NOT PUT ANY VOLTAGE TOO THE S1-S2 INPUTS!I didnt try too mess with the timmers, or prestes in app, The siri home app dosent have a timer or setting i could find too have them come on or off when you want in settings.Im not sure about these, But the other pair i got, works with smart app, and alexa, have timers, settings, you can change the settings so when the main supply power is switched off, the relay switch will remeber and go BaCk too t hat setting. I did not see a option for that in home siri app, But i dont have a apple home pod or w.e just my phone. I wouldnt even mess with the sw/ inputs unless you know a bit about electrical.Other then that these are great. I love being able too shut lights on and off from my phone.

UPDATE: Both of these have now failed.ORIGINAL: One of the two relays works great, the other turns itself on randomly. I’ll end up replacing it with something else.Super easy to install and both joined to HomeKit without issue.After they were installed for less than a day, one of them started turning on without any triggers. I checked all the wiring and made sure the manual on button wasn’t getting pressed. The defective relay is being used to turn on a light bulb so I’ll end up replacing it with a nanoleaf or something similar.

I had high hopes for this (and still do), but my first attempt to get it wired up was frustrating and ended unsuccessfully. I don't necessarily blame the relay switch. This is more of an issue with the documentation and my lack of understanding of it. I don't think its necessarily bad documentation, but you do need to understand how different home woring is supposed to be wired up and how that translates when setting up this switch. For me it was a lot of trail and error which meant running up and down stairs to flip breakers.I really do think this switch could be a game changer for me. It would be wonderful to automate some of my heavy traffic areas. Our Kitchen has 8 super bright, overhead lights canned lights. I'd love to get those "under control" and I hope to use this smart relay to do it. Round one I failed, but I will circle back after I try again and will update this review after I do. Thank you, I hope you find this helpful.

I bought this to make my ceiling fan smart. my home fans only had one wall switch, and i wanted to be able to control the fan light and fan separatly in Homekit. adding new cables to add a new wall switch would have been to much work so i got this and installed them in the ceiling fan itself. WORKS LIKE A DREAM! no conection issues, evrything just works. really happy i did this, my fan is now inteligent. i closed the wall switch complitly and repleace it with a wemo stage for manual control.i would love a product like this that was a dimmer and another that could be a fan controller but a simple on and off is still better than not having it in homekit. this is great! 100% recomend!

Brought 2 pairs, all 4 of them had issues turning on and off by them self at random times, or not connecting at all. I missed my return window on both pairs. :-(

I wanted to automate the lights on the front of my house with HomeKit. I looked at the wires in my switch box and realized there is no neutral wire there. I don't want use a battery powered or other hub options so I kept looking. I found where the power, switch and light wires all come together and put the DoHome HomeKit WiFi Relay Switch right there, easily connecting all 3 strands. Turned the power back on, connected it to HomeKit and wallah! It works. So far so good. I've automated them to come on at sundown and off at sunrise. It's so nice to come home late and have the house lights already on. No switch or bulbs to replace. Just what I was looking for.

I have not bought one of these yet, I have similar devices though. The most likely scenario of people with random turning on events is the ‘default power on state’ is set to ‘on’. If WiFi signal is weak and drops and then reconnects, it will default to its on state. Having a properly setup network with good coverage is important for any IOT network.

Wired it up, per instructions...NOTHING. NADA, ZIP. Won't pair with it's own app or apple kit. I'm not sure what else to do but return & look for another product. VERY disappointed. :-(