This system is life changing, I've done my whole apartment. The Geofencing is amazing - I set a "scene" to turn on and when I get within a few blocks of my apartment they turn on. I've got plug-in dimmers, lots of these wall dimmers, and some switches (for fans, under cabinet fluorescents etc). I have a Honeywell wifi thermostat (using MyTotalConnect.com) and it worked seamlessly. I don't notice a huge battery drain on my iPhone from the app, which runs in the background always.I am having a few minor "problems". A couple of my halogen track light locations are exhibiting "pulsating" lights - most notably when dimmed a bit. Less visible at full brightness. This is a new phenomenon that began with this new Caseta switch. It is not on regular incandescent bulbs at all. Also, some fixtures now buzz (on dim and when fully lit, although less when in full on position) whereas the same tracks/bulbs did not buzz before.Lastly, and especially with the plug-in dimmer that coordinates in the Caseta product suite, I SWEAR when fully "on" that the light(s) are not as bright as with my prior dimmer switch or with no dimmer on the circuit. I'm curious if anyone else noticed this. It's almost like the switch doesn't let it "max out" and is therefore very slightly darker in my room(s). I don't think this is a material issue and it might be in my mind - it is difficult to measure precisely/objectively.These things are brainless to install and I wish I'd done it years ago. I got about 30 switches replaced and the electrician (in NYC) was about $550 for the 3hr job (2 men). I've also been surprised with the range in my apt - they say 30', or 60' with direct line of sight but some switches are 45' away from the "brain" with several heavy double-sheetrocked walls in between (these walls stop wifi but the local connectivity of this switch network to the brain is unaffected).

I've always liked Lutron products and had their manual dimmers in a previous house. I recently had some new can LED lights installed and wanted to put them on a dimmer. I stuck with Lutron simply because of previous product experience. I have no regrets. The dimmer can be used as a manual stand alone or with a bridge for smart lighting. This was the second dimmer I purchased as I really liked the one that I got with the Lutron startup kit that came with a bridge. I have this dimmer and two others controlled through an Amazon Echo and Amazon Dot. Setup was quick and easy and they react very fast when working with Alexa or the app. I only gave it 4 stars though as the first one I installed took a couple of tries to get it into pairing mode with the hub. Otherwise the other two I did work very quick and easy to setup with the app.

This is the second Lutron dimmer that I have bought and installed. It is easy to install, look great, and work flawlessly with Alexa! I installed this device in place of a 3-way dimmer switch using the Pico remote that I wasn't using from the previous Lutron dimmer switch (the remotes can be paired with any, or multiple, dimmer switches). When installed, the Pico remote (wall plate bracket and wall plate sold separately) works as a second switch location and looks just like a regular Lutron dimmer switch. If you are comfortable with a little electrical work these switches are a much more affordable way to have Alexa control your lighting than Philips Hue system since that system requires that you by light bulbs at $30 each vs. one Lutron Caseta switch at $55.

I have a wink hub and an Amazon echo. Installing it was fairly easy and it comes with detailed instructions as well as the wire connectors which is nice. I tested it before putting it back in to make sure it turned off and on as well as dimmed my lights. I have 6 led recessed lights and the switched dimmed them no problem. I connected the switch to my wink hub through the app then added it in the Alexa app. It works perfectly and I'm very pleased with it. The switch is pricey in my opinion but it does what I need it to and seems very well made.

I've gradually expanded my use of these in my home, and now coupled with the Caseta hub, I'm having fun with home automation. The entire setup really works flawlessly, and the app for iOS really has a professional feel to it. In my experience, Lutron products (I've used Meistro line for some time now) are always very high quality. I was impressed by their customer service: Several years ago I contacted them about a defect in some Meistro touch-pad dimmer switches that were in use for about a year before losing their "click", as if the spring was failing, and therefore couldn't be switched on/off. They responded quickly with a message that this was a design defect that had since been corrected, and they sent me 7 new replacement switches just like that - without me even providing proof of purchase - really, who does that?

I like these a lot and they seem to offer good compatibility with a wide range of systems. I have them connected to HomeKit and an Xfinity install. For improvement, I wish the package that came with the remote would throw in mounting options to make the remote useable in three-way config without buying a separate mounting kit. I also wish they were cheaper, the pricing seems a bit high, and is the largest obstacle to my installing these throughout my house.