Review on LoraTap Wireless Remote Control Fixtures by Thasapon Keitt

Sometimes it worked, sometimes it didn't work. Turns out the power buttons are very finicky about how they're pressed - too hard or too soft and they don't work. In addition, it is sensitive to where exactly the button surface needs to be pressed. It's hard to get it right. Then it stopped working at all, so I figured the battery must be dead. Opening the back with the intended slit (inexplicably near the outer edge) proved impossible - I had to hollow out a new slit in the center before I could open it. Then it was discovered that the battery pack is jammed with no visible means of unlocking it without damaging the case it is housed in. So if you need a remote switch that will last a year or so on and off then this is for you.