RunLessWire Click for Philips Hue – Battery-Free Wireless Smart Light Switch, 30ft Range – Works Natively with Philips Hue Bridge – Wall Mount Kinetic Switch - Decora Style, Gray

This does exactly what it advertises. I wanted a smart light switch to control my bedroom Hue lights and this does the job beautifully. It looks like a regular switch and integrates into my existing switch faceplate in my room for a seamless look. This is replacing a Lutron Aurora switch that required batteries every few months, the fact that there are no batteries now to replace is amazing. The only negative I've seen so far is it is fairly loud when it clicks, but that is a small price to pay for having no batteries to worry about. Setup was easy with the Hue app. Very happy with this purchase.

These are excellent switches for the Philips Hue ecosystem. They work flawlessly with other Philips products (a bridge is needed), and as an added bonus they need no batteries or wires! These can be added to an existing outlet, or just attached to a wall anywhere with the included mount. Within the Philips Hue app, the vast majority of setting for light settings, dimming ability, timed reactions, and color scenes are available.

This is an amazing product and works perfectly with the phillips hue hub. Just remember to read the instructions as it does not connect in the same scan qr code and go manner as direct phillips hue devices. Super easy install once you read the instructions, blends right in with your regular switches no one would know it's a smart switch and best of all no batteries needes.

Great switch that does it's job well. Detected very quickly in the Hue App, which is more than I can say for the Philips made dimmer remotes these switches replaced. It took some playing to determine how these switches respond. A fast and deliberate tap/press is needed to trigger the switch. You're met with a satisfying, albeit loud, ca-chunk of a click sound. If you don't let it snap back immediately the press is reported as a short hold and you'll likely see no change in your lights. Configuration is incredibly simple in the Hue App. My switches are mated to ceiling lights (left unit) and nightstand lights (right unit). Each one is set up so that the bottom left switch is click to turn off/hold to dim. The remaining three switches click to turn on different scenes/hold to brighten. Physical installation was straightforward. The kit includes a wirenut to permanently short in-wall wiring for your lights; however, I decided to leave a standard rocker in place to keep direct control of my ceiling lights should the Hue bridge fail. (the far left switch is a ZWave fan speed controller). I cheated a bit by not actually installing the Click switches in a receptacle box. Instead I cut holes in the drywall to inset the switches and mounted the right most unit with drywall anchors. The 4 gang plate does a good job of tying it together. Previously I used two blank plate inserts and plastic Velcro strips to hold Philips Hue Dimmer Remotes in place. Overall I love the Click for Philips Hue switches. Loudness could be a concern for you though if installing in bedroom and you have a different morning routine from a partner.

I bought the two pack, one for my backyard office shed and one for my baby's nursery. I loved the no battery operation and ability to set different scenes. I'm a Hue Stan and enjoy setting different vibes with my lights which is especially useful in the nursery for late night visits I can go straight to the nightlight setting. Unfortunately, these switches are inconsistent, sometimes I need to click the switch two or three times to get it to control the lights. As others have stated, it creates a pretty loud click sound when you use it, I don't mind the clickiness but my wife is no fan since clicking two or three times to turn on the nightlight defeats the purpose of stealth. I'm going to keep them, but I wouldn't buy again due to the inconsistent operation.

They work very well and from a decent distance away form the hue bridge with ~3 walls separating them. Very happy that they don't need batteries and are so easy to set up in the hue app. I'll buy more when I have a bigger place because they're so easy to customize.

I was in search for the perfect light switch. No battery to die, check. No neutral wire needed, check. Replaces wall switch, check. Multiple buttons to assign scenes, check. On paper, this switch is as good as it gets. In reality, it was an expensive inconvenience. Several switches were replaced, the wires capped together and tucked behind. All of my new switches worked about 70% of the time. For my wife and guests, it was closer to 20%. These things are frustratingly inconsistent. Because the wiring bypasses the switch, you don’t have an alternative means to shut off the lights if the switch isn’t working. Inconvenient. I ended up buying hue dimmer switches, traditional decora rockers, and samotech switch covers that mount the dimmer switch over the rocker. The dimmer switches have been 100% reliable but if they ever don’t work, a rocker switch is just under it. I’m glad to have gotten rid of the runlesswire switches.

Worked out of the box as expected, and best of all, it can be used with standard decora faceplate covers (which is why I bought it). It’s not as responsive as a regular switch; you need to wait a couple seconds as you switch between scenes. Otherwise, it’s really great. Probably expensive for what it is, but when you’re the only game on the market, that’s what you can do. Would recommend to anyone looking to double-gang and control hue lights.

Si quieres algo sin baterías es una gran opción. Yo lo quise probar para un pequeño patio y falla un 20 % de las ocasiones a pesar de estar cerca tanto del modem como de la lámpara posiblemente a que no lo uso con frecuencia

took me few minutes to figure out how this works, in the standard one switch toggle setup this looks identical to a traditional flipper switch. there is also a dual flipper kit that came with the kit that I didn't use incase you want to control 2 lights independently from each other. This switch is so much better than putting battery modules hue wall module) behind the switch with a 5 yr batt life or another module behind the wall. works great with hue systems and some other lights I tried.

i bought into the hue ecosystem early, before there were so many great alternatives. at the time, hue bulbs looked the best and were from a reputable brand. unfortunately hue bulbs are the biggest PITA when it comes to product support, similarly to Apple, they have an extremely closed ecosystem which significantly limits what you can manage them with. the problem isnt (or shouldnt be) a complex one, i wanted something that; -doesnt require maintenance (no batteries) -completely replaces existing lightswitches rather than being in addition to (because nobody other than me understands how my lights work) ive tried many different solutions and finally decided to try one of these, in my opinion, this is the only product that offers an acceptable solution. i can hardwire all the lights to always be on, and replace all my switches with something that looks like a regular switch, no more confused guests. my biggest complaint is that only one action can be performed at a time, if you use the dual rocker and press both sides in an attempt to turn on two different light groups, it will do nothing. my second complaint would be the click loudness, but based on how they work, im not sure thats avoidable and its totally acceptable. during setup, you are only given the option of assigning a single light group per rocker (IE: up and down both have to control kitchen lights for example, cant have up control kitchen and down control hallway), however, you can change this afterwards in the hue app (IE: could do press = on, hold = off). additionally, if you use hue essentials, you can have conditional operations for all 4 buttons, so if your lights were off, up could turn them on, but if the lights were already on, pressing the same button would turn them off, effectively allowing you to control 4 light groups on/off functionality with a single dual rocker switch.