Top 7 Best Smart Switches for Your Home

The best smart light switches let you control your lights along with other appliances using a phone or voice assistant. These Top 7 Best Smart Light Switches will give you ultimate power right on your palm.
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[@jeremiahpowell3028]

I have been using Lutron Caseta smart switches and I love them they just work without any thinking. I love the schedule I have set up for them to turn on for when I’m going to be coming home so the entry light and hallway light is already on for me when I get home

[@SmartHome101]

Thanks for sharing.

[@jayjaral]

This is an awesome piece of furniture, and actually I loved the base for a regular desktop slab, but with a hidden wireless charger and a retractable power cube with several outlets, including USB. 🤩

[@SmartHome101]

Good to hear that!

[@ginniarora3454]

Plz suggest me best Norsiys or north west switch????

[@iyougoc]

UA-cam, what you are talking about is good intelligence this year. You have a good evaluation of the use of smart switches. We also have related products. You can compare them😊

[@SmartHome101]

okay we will.

[@mhandireowen]

You missed the most important part. You need to state if the switch needs a neutral wire or not.

[@connorworley9450]

You can use the ground wire if you have to because they draw very low amperage

[@user-lk9le8oi3h]

poor explanation and not very clear, I'm sorry

[@SmartHome101]

Thanks for your feedback.