TP-Link Smart Button | Wireless Remote Dimmer Switch | 3-Way Control | Tap & Rotate HUB Required | 1+ Year Battery Life

It works as expected. Easy installation. I would like it to be available in Google Home as well but Alexa only is not so bad.

I have Tapo lights in my basement. I also have a light switch that is terribly inconvenient to turn on when carrying a gigantic hamper of laundry. With this button switch, I can turn them on with an elbow, wrist--whatever's free, really--rather than needing the dexterity to flip a switch. I don't need to set down my hamper to turn the light on. The dial function is nice too - I like being able to adjust brightness without fiddling with the app. Whether you use the included switch plate or not, this is easy to install. The dial button is magnetic, so I just stuck it in a convenient place. I haven't had any issues with it and would purchase more.

We have to use these for our smart switches, because we cannot install the wired switches at our place. I like how easy they are to connect to the smart home system through the Tapo app and Alexa. You can assign them to control single or multiple devices at one time, like a set of bulbs, or bulbs and a plug. You can even use them for other smart home functions thru the Alexa app. Each one comes with the mounting tape or screws, and also includes stickers to label what each button controls. They can also work as dimmers for brightness or color temperature. You have to use the Tapo Hub with these, instead of them having a direct connection into the wireless network. I see that as a good and bad, less network chatter, but have to rely on the connection between the button and hub to come through clearly. So far no issues with the connection, but I could see needing multiple hubs in a larger home, or if you have separate buildings. They can be easily knocked off the baseplate, it's just a magnet holding it on there, and if you bump it the wrong way they fall off. It would have been nice if they connected to the baseplate in a more sturdy fashion, perhaps clicking in with some small tabs. Another flaw is the dimmer on them, it takes 2-3 clicks to get them to come on the lowest setting, and it's inconsistent. When using the dimmer sometimes the temperature will randomly change for a brief moment too, not sure if that is because of the dimmer or the bulb, but I never have that issue when dimming them with the Alexa or Tapo app. Overall good product, just needs a little work to make this a 5 star product. I would rather use the wired switches, but if you are in a similar situation as I am, or if you want to have buttons to control various segments of your smart home, these are a great option!

this works great with my alexa system, the 75 watt bulbs function unlike the 100w hue lightbulbs that did not work on my light fixture (fan/light). Setting up with challenging at first, but that's probably because I did not read directions carefully.

This device is fantastic and useful for so much more than just controlling lights. My mother-in-law has dementia and stopped using her Alexa to play music because it was too confusing. This button made it easy to have a single tap play music, double tap to stop and turn of the knob to adjust volume. I can think of a dozen other useful routines to trigger with these. Only minor complaint is magnet holding button is not super strong and I would not be surprised if she takes it off and hides the button. For $20 bucks you can’t go wrong.

Excellent wireless remote switch! Works seamlessly with both Tapo and Kasa dimmer switches. In the app, you can define single-click, double-click, and even rotation controls, which makes it very flexible and convenient. If you already have Tapo or Kasa smart devices, this remote is highly recommended.

Have over 30 Tapo/Kasa products in my home and they work remarkably well. And this button works well for on/off function, but not for dimming, in fact it should not be listed as a dimmer without specifying what products it will dim. I haven't found any and have tried: plug-ins, P115; light switches, KS2l25, and mmKP405 , outdoor dimmer. All dimming was sporadic or shaky. So if you buy expecting to get a cool battery powered on/off it's just just don't expect it to dim.

I have used a lot of smart home products and I am loving the Tapo stuff. I had a very inconvenient light switch in my apartment. I purchased two bulbs for the overhead lights and was able to use this knob which I attached to the wall with Velcro. I use it daily and it has never missed a beat.