Smart Button

I’ve tried several smart light switches over the years, and the Tapo S210 Smart Light Switch has quickly become my favourite. It’s easy to install, simple to control, and genuinely adds convenience to daily life without the usual complications. I first bought this switch to control a single light in a room where running a neutral wire wasn’t possible. Installation was straightforward, and the included battery made setup simple — no electrician required. Once paired with the Tapo Hub, it connected instantly to the app, and I could start controlling it remotely right away. The remote control and voice functionality are excellent. Using Alexa or Google Assistant, I can turn lights on or off without getting up, which is perfect for bedtime or when I’m carrying things around the house. The Away Mode is a particularly nice feature — it simulates someone being home, adding a layer of security when we’re out. The switch itself feels well-made and responsive. It works consistently, and I haven’t experienced any lag or connectivity issues. The design is clean and unobtrusive, fitting in perfectly with existing decor. Overall, the Tapo S210 Smart Light Switch is convenient, reliable, and easy to use. It adds a level of automation and control that really improves everyday life, whether at home or away. I’d recommend it to anyone looking for a simple, smart, and effective solution for controlling lights.

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I have two Tapo S200B smart buttons, one controlling three lights, the other controlling two lights and a dimming function. Setup was very straightforward through the Tapo app, and the buttons are highly responsive. I love that I can customise each button to control different scenes and devices. The rotation could be set up to do other things than just control dimness. Pros: Easy installation Long battery life Highly customisable actions Cons: Non yet This is a great addition to any smart home setup. They are pretty quick and responsive. It simplifies controlling multiple lights with a single click and is very reliable once configured, and can be added to home assistant.

PAY ATTENTION if you are seeing this item listed on the North American market. The item I received was the European version. It is not mentioned anywhere, but it is actually crucial. The seller is in the UK, or at least ships from the UK. The version is omitted from the listing – maybe intentionally or they may simply be clueless, but before purchasing any TP-Link devices from them, you need to make sure they are NOT the European version. Unless your hub is also a European model, you will not be able to pair them together. These devices were made to use different frequencies according to the region they were intended for. This comes directly from TP-Link. It will come up in the web searches when you’ll try to figure out why you are not able to pair your new device. I’m not sure if links are allowed in reviews, but you can simply copy and paste the following in any search engine: “What Should I Do if My Tapo Sensors or Buttons Won’t Connect to My Tapo Hub?” They also provided a few photos in there, so you can easily understand what to look for. Just in case, I will repeat TP-Link's instructions here as well. It’s very easy: to check what region the device was intended for, simply locate the Model NO, either on the back of the box or the device itself. In both cases it will be written above a barcode. The region code will be at end of the Model NO, in brackets. For this item in particular, it looks like this: “MODEL NO. Tapo S200B(EU).” You should see EU (Europe), US (North America), or some other 2 letter code. They are “region” specific, not country specific, so don’t expect a CA for Canada, for example. AGAIN: you need the same 2 letter region code on both the hub and the device you want to pair to it, or else they will not “see” each other. PLEASE do not take the information above for granted. My intention is to point you in the right direction, but do you own research before purchasing. Look at your hub’s model number, ask questions, ask the seller, ask TP-Link customer service, etc. Good luck!