Aqara Wireless Mini Switch, Requires AQARA HUB, Not Support Third Party Hubs, Zigbee Connection, Versatile 3-Way Control Button for Smart Home Devices, Compatible with Apple HomeKit, Works with IFTTT

Works great in HomeKit
I added it to the aquara app (I had an aqara m2 hub and other aqara accessories already in my house) and it appeared automatically on the apple Home App (just needed to look for it in all the different rooms in the Home app until I saw it). Once I found it in the Home App the configuration of the presses was effortless and it worked instantly.

Almost perfect
These buttons work well for integrating with Home Assistant. Setup wasn’t extremely streamlined and I hit a few snags, but I don’t count that against it, because I figure by the time you are buying smart buttons, you are probably above a certain threshold of tech savvy.The one flaw in its design is that the battery cover that also serves as the mount point is extremely liable to rotate, releasing the button from its mount point and sending it flying when you are fumbling around for it in the dark. Ask me how I know. It would be very appreciated for a second iteration to lock into place, with a small button on the side to deliberately release the battery cover. And since the double-sided mounting ring has a bit of thickness to it, pushing the corners off the wall a little bit, you can’t use regular double-sided tape to pin down the corners. I ended up cutting up the mounting ring and giving myself a few small corner pieces. You then have four sections of the ring to stick in the normal place and end up with some little gaps from the surgical procedure. A bit awkward, but it works.

The best home assistant buttons I’ve found so far
I’ve tried out several different types of buttons from many companies including the likes of IKEA and a few other companies from Amazon and they all suck compared to these. Their main issue is that they all “sleep” to try and save power so if you don’t use them regularly, like multiple times a day, they’ll go to sleep and you’ll have to hit them twice to get a button to register. These just work. I have a button next to my front door that I have set up to turn all my lights and my TV off so I can just hit one button on my way out. I use this naturally about once a day. All the other buttons I’ve tried you have to hit twice. These just work like you expect. Even “worse” I have a button at my desk that turns some task lighting on at my desk if I want to get lots of light on whatever I’m working on, that button can sit idle for days or up to a week sometimes, it always just works.Unlike the listing says these are compatible with Home Assistant, you don’t HAVE to use their hub. They’re very simple to set up in home assistant, fairly sturdy so far I haven’t had any of them fail yet. No disconnects or any issues after getting them set up. They can be a little fiddly to get connected in Home Assistant but I think that’s just my setup.They’re a nice size, easy to push the button, they don’t look really cool or anything but in the same aspect the don’t stand out either.

Petit interrupteur domotique à poser ou à coller. Discret même si on pourrait espérer avoir le même en noir. Très peu gourmand en énergie (fonctionne à pile). 3 instructions sont possibles : simple clic, double clic, appui long. Fonctionne parfaitement sous HomeKit avec un Hub Aqara.

The Aqara Wireless Mini Switch is the ninja of smart home gadgets. It’s so discreet and unassuming, you might just forget it’s there—until you need to turn off the lights without getting out of your cosy bed, that is. With a tap, double-tap, or a long press, it leaps into action, controlling your smart devices like a well-trained tech butler. And with its Zigbee connection, it responds faster than a cat chasing a laser pointer. Just make sure to keep it away from actual ninjas; they might mistake it for a new-fangled throwing star.