Kasa Apple HomeKit Smart Light Switch KS200P3, Single Pole, Neutral Wire Required, 2.4GHz Wi-Fi Light Switch Works with Siri, Alexa and Google Home, UL Certified, No Hub Required, White, 3-Pack

Works well, sleek design
These switches work well, once installed they connect fast and quickly w your network via the Kasa app and Apple Home kit. When the switch is off there is a little circle that illuminates to help you find it in the dark. To add to home kit each switch has its own code that will be covered once you use the plate cover. I’m very satisfied at how fast and easy it added to Apple home kit and the Lasa app. Just make sure your wires has a neutral wire!! Otherwise this will not work!

Dead simple to install and a great bargain HomeKit switch set
Since I live in an apartment, I was looking for something less intrusive and complicated than the builder-grade stuff that came out at the beginning of the smart home trend. These switches fit the bill perfectly.Installation takes about 10 minutes if you even have half an idea what you’re doing. The terminations for the leads being built inside the switch, there are pigtails for the load, ground and neutral wires, and the kit comes with extra large termination caps which make it a breeze to hook up. The small size of the actual switch housing makes it fairly easy to fit it and the cables/caps in a standard new work box.Onboarding via HomeKit was a snap. The included QR code makes it a trivial task to bring the switch into the home and pair it. Total time was less than 5 minutes.Aesthetics are great and I appreciate the addition of a restart button on the front of the switch. You’ll want the Kasa app for firmware updates, but if your home is enclaved I wouldn’t bother with it. All said, I’m very impressed with TPLink for the full experience of these switches.

Easy to set up
I’ve bought about 6 of these and only had to replace one of them after a year.All the other ones are working great, not sure if the one was just a dud.They are easy to setup and work well with both Alexa and Google.

Failed after 6 months – KS200
When it worked it worked as expected. Had zero issues with it until about the 6th (almost 7th) month. Light circle kept flashing one/off red/orange, not a slow flash when you first connect it. Tried to reset it restart it, turn off the circuit breaker with no success. I had an extra one and installed. I don’t expect any issues but it was cheap and I can forgive one but not 2 failing on me. Will update again if I see issues with the 2nd one.Update: 07/20/2024Junk. What is with these things? I Installed a 2nd one 6 months ago and guess what? failed 6 months later. i don’t like giving negative reviews but 2 in 12 months for the same circuit is unacceptable. since it’s well past the purchase date, can’t get a refund. going in the garbage can. will be looking at another brand.Update: 08/27/2024Why hasn’t TP-Link addressed the large failure rate of these switches? They are rated highly for ease of use but one of the reviewer earlier said “4 of 9 switches failed.” That’s a 44% failure rate. My 2 of 2 is a 100% failure rate. The one thing that i did like about them is that they are not as deep as others that i’ve found. But the failure rate just doesn’t justify another purchase.