SONOFF Smart Mechanical Switch Smart Light Switch, 2.4GHz WiFi Light Switch 2 Gang, Neutral Wire Required, Alexa Light Switch Compatible with Alexa and Google Home, SONOFF M5 86 Type, M5-2C-86

The mechanical switch is so much better than the more common touch sensitive switches in my opinion. So much easier to find the switch without looking, especially relevant for two gang switches.Works well, easy to set up and haven't had any issues at all.Only word of caution for buyers is make sure you have the depth needed to fit. Especially for multiple gang with lots of wiring you need a lot of space and might need to get creative with wiring.

I bought this to replace the Sonoff glass touch version which lasted about 3 years and at times would not switch on. In my opinion this switch is much better both in appearance and quality. It also much easier to connect to wifi. I will be ordering more to replace other switches

Good build quality (among the best). Works well (if you have neutral) but the integration with other systems like Home Assistant or Apple Home is quite difficult. Wait for the Matter-enabled ones, that work the same. Currently Sonoff only sells white ones.

Performance wise so far so good. The switxh has connected and performed well. It links up with my NS Panel from the same brand and also shows up in my smarthome app without a problem.If you are connecting to your network you just need to make sure to use the 2.4Ghz band.Ease of installation was simple. Connections are easy to get to and instructions are easy to follow. They cannot be wired for two and three-way switches however they can be programmed in the app to do this.Appearance wise they do look good on the wall however they are plastic so the quality is okay but not awesome. That said, most switches are plastic anyway so its not really a negative.I’ll definitely be looking for more in future.

This product requires a neutral wire, which isn't a given in older UK homes

Just wanted to leave a quick review as I'd seen a few about these with fitting compared to back box sizes. I have yet to try these out properly but as far as fitting is concerned these have been compatible with the single gang back boxes in my home. I've included pictures which show the switch with a metal back box which is smaller but the screw holes of the mounting plate accommodate this and I've also included one next to a plastic back box too. For context, your standard UK light switch would normally be the same size front plate (same as the plastic box). The only thing to be aware of is the depth as if you have a shallow back box in the wall it might not fit so be sure to consult a qualified or competent electrician and check they'll fit first! (also for context, the plastic back box is a 32mm deep back box) hope this is helpful! :)

As connection and usability of this switch is really good, but be aware that it makes absolutely terrible sound while turning on and off - and I am not talking about relay - it just have bad plasticky click that is extremely annoying - at least for me.

Works as it should, flashed with Tasmota with no issues.