Review on 🔌 Universal Wireless Automation Assistant for Optimal Compatibility by Adam Gechem

Okay, I love these little things. I love automation and smart home control. My wife loves switches. I no longer have to choose and I don't have to spend $20-$30 on a dedicated smart light switch. I can just keep what I have and improve on it. Today I installed a couple of these in a three mailbox mailbox to control the lights and ceiling fan from the comfort of my bed. Once I deciphered what was going on inside the box (damn what a mess), it was a simple matter of rewiring and installing the box, setting up the app and mini, adding an Alexa skill, too test and then block the rat's nest back into the wallbox. Now it looks the same, but I can turn them into Alexa routines, control them with my voice, control them with an app, or, like my wife, use a switch. I'll buy a ton more for this house. Only problem was I had to use an old non 5ghz phone to set them up as they only work on 2.4ghz. Samsung Note 4 to help you.