Wireless Zigbee Smart Button, 4-Way Remote Control Button Switch for Smart Home Devices, Scene Controller, Compatible with Home Assistant, Homey, Hubitat, Requires Zigbee Hub

The Wireless Zigbee Smart Button has been a great addition to my smart home setup. It’s simple, responsive, and works exactly as advertised. The 4-way remote control functionality gives me flexibility to control multiple devices with a single button, and the Zigbee integration was smooth and hassle-free. It’s lightweight, easy to mount or carry around, and adds a convenient layer of control to my existing smart devices. Overall, it’s a solid, no-fuss smart button that gets the job done.Pros:- Reliable and responsive control with smooth Zigbee integration- 4-way functionality offers versatile device control- Easy to set up and use right out of the boxCons:- None

Worked with HA no problem. Switches feel fine to click. Would absolutely recommend.

Tried to pair it for a couple of hours. This switch was not on the Hubitat recognized list of device/drivers, so I tried the ones that looked close. They all paired but did not have the options to program the buttons.Minimal documentation provided and it was for connecting and using Tuya App. I later noticed the back of the box has small print on sticker that says “Requires Tuya Zigbee Hub”.Could not find any info online or support at all - nothing referenced in the small doc. The only potential option I found was a post that said to copy an open source driver and install it on my C7 Hubitat without detailed instructions. This was far more cumbersome than any other device or hub I’ve used.Returned it, will continue to look for one that is easier to connect and program.

[Wireless Zigbee Smart 4x Button] ... This is now working well on my Home Assistant Green's Zha through a ZBT1/Sky Connect dongle ... Paired up 2nd time (I had to read the instructions how 'cause I wasn't ready the 1st time it blink blink blinked ... took another day to find out that even though no new entities appeared they show up when adding an integration - YT to the rescue ... for each button a Pressed, Double Clicked, and a Continuously Pressed are available ... 4 buttons are not a solid as they could be (a tad flimsy), thus the 4 star rating ... the actual buttons cleverly attach with magnets to the back plate, though they are not comfortable to the hand ... all in all I'd recommend this - I think I will buy again.

Discovered by Zigbee2MQTT in "Home Assistant (HASS)", but only the battery state is recognized, the buttons are nowhere to be found. Multiple reinstalls = no joy. Going back to Amazon.

This switch works exactly as expected, and I had it paired to Hubitat a few minutes of opening the box. Hubitat used the built-in Tuya Zigbee Scene Switch driver automatically, all I did was tell it to add a Zigbee device, and it added it and found the driver for it.Buttons are very easy to press and they respond instantly. I am using this switch to control the fan speeds on a Zigbee-converted Hood Fan over my stove, so I now have off, low, med, and high buttons for direct control.

The device works with SmartThings it's just a pain to do. The solution that got mine working was the following drivers by searching Google for "Smartthings Channel obmaz" -> the first thing that shows up should be his GitHub -> From within Github you will see a URL halfway down the page that states "You can enroll the channel and install edge drivers by using invitation URL" -> From here you click the Available Drivers button -> wait a minute or so for the page to load -> Click Install the driver titled "zigbee-tuya-button" -> This is where the pairing starts. I believe the issue is first you need to wait a few minutes for the driver to load to your SmartThings. From the SmartThings app click the Plus button, Click Add Device, Click Searching for Devices -> From here, hold down the first two buttons to pair until the device shows up. If the searching for devices times out, go back to the room where you started to add the device and make sure that the device didn't just show up. I hope this helps!

That's really all I can ask for. Told Home Assistant I wanted different actions for each button and it does the job. One button turns on some lights, another turns them off, then a fan button that's attached to a smart plug.