Dimmer Switch 2-Gang HS220-2, Single Pole, Needs Neutral Wire, 2.4GHz Wi-Fi Light Switch Compatible with Alexa and Google Home, UL Certified, No Hub Required, White

I’ve been slowly converting my home into a smart house, and the Kasa Smart Dimmer Switch 2-Gang (HS220-2) was the perfect addition. If you’re already in the Kasa ecosystem, you know how reliable their products are, and this double-switch pack did not disappoint. Why I’m Sticking with Kasa • Ecosystem Consistency: One of the best things about this setup is having everything under one ecosystem. I don’t have to jump between five different apps to control my lights, plugs, and cameras. Everything is right there in the Kasa app, which makes grouping my living room lights with my smart plugs for a "Movie Night" scene incredibly easy. • Flawless Voice Integration: Since these are compatible with Alexa and Google Home, I rarely even touch the physical switch anymore. The voice response is snappy—no awkward 5-second delays like some other brands I've tried. • The "Gentle Off" Feature: This is a small detail that makes a huge difference. You can set the lights to "fade off," which is perfect for when you’re leaving the room or heading to bed—no more stumbling in the dark after hitting the switch. • No Hub, No Headache: I love that these connect directly to my 2.4GHz Wi-Fi. I don’t want another bridge or hub cluttering up my router area. These were recognized by my network immediately and haven't dropped the connection once. Installation & Design • Installation Tip: Just a heads up—you must have a neutral wire for these. If your house is newer, you’re likely good to go. The app actually walks you through the wiring step-by-step with visuals, which takes the intimidation factor out of the DIY process. • Clean Look: The white finish is modern and matches standard wall plates perfectly. It’s a 2-gang set, so it’s ideal for those double-switch boxes where you want both lights to be smart and dimmable. • UL Certified Safety: It gives me peace of mind knowing these are UL certified. When you’re messing with your home’s electrical, you want that extra layer of safety. The Final Verdict Kasa has mastered the "set it and forget it" smart home experience. These switches are affordable, look great, and work exactly as promised. If you want a unified smart home without the technical headaches, this is the way to go.

Works great, my biggest concern is that they wouldn’t stay connected to WiFi…have not had an issue once…and they look sleek and modern with the illumination circles.

It works well especially with my Amazon Alexa. I love saying, “Alexa, turn down light to 25%,@ and voila, it works. Easy install too (well depends on if you know what you’re doing).

One of the two Belkin WeMo smart dimmer switches I was using for years decided to go crazy and quit (flashing red and turning the lights on and off in rapid succession) so I decided to replace them both with this. It wasn't fun working in the tight space with rigid wiring but I got it done and I think the end result looks pretty good. I did have some setup issues trying to set it up on my Android phone. First, the setup asked me a weird questions about Bluetooth or Wi-Fi and to choose the setup method that was on the package but there wasn't any setup method specifically mentioned on the package so I figured it's probably Wi-Fi but it didn't work at first so then I tried Bluetooth which didn't work either. I think the Wi-Fi method failed because my phone doesn't like to connect to any Wi-Fi network that doesn't have Internet so I had to manually connect to the temporary Wi-Fi network and tell Android I still wanted to be connected to that network even though it didn't have Internet access. Anyway, after that mess was sorted out the app went into some strange firmware update loop and dimmer setting loop. I had to dump out of the app to get out of the loop. So minus 1 star because the setup and app need some debugging and fine tuning because software setup was harder and more time consuming than it should have been... such is life with all the tech bugs these days. It's great when it works right, but it's rare when everything works the way it's suppose to the first time.

Turned off the breaker switch to install these which is annoying because half of the breakers aren't labeled but that has nothing to do with the switch. You'd have to do that to install anything electrical safely. I caused a fire once by not doing that. Just wanted to make sure people are being safe installing these. It works great and I can control it from 3 app: kasa, Google home and tapo. For some reason connecting to tapo made it stop working on the kasa app but that's fine. I just use the tapo app and everything works perfectly.

We are gradually replacing the light switches in our home to take advantage of automation via Alexa. I have a number of Kasa switches already and then have and continue to work great, but this was my first purchase of Dimmers. These switches are easy to use and very easy to Install, as long as you have a Neutral wire in the Electrical box. The dim the lights just as well and at the same speed as the Non-WIFI switches. They fit perfectly in the existing Double Gang Wall box

I had bought 2 as the first install was not too difficult. When I set up the second one though it became clear that their app and services are terrible. The app is not user friendly and even when I finally figured out how to group things and put them in rooms the system is failing. When I connect to google home one light switch is always missing. Same one always. I have gone through setup numerous times. Once I have both 2 gang switches added the service stops publishing to google the one specific switch. Super annoying. Will likely replace both 2 gang switches with a different switches and do more research on who makes it.

Love this! Super easy hookup. I used mine for a 25yo ceiling fan light, that had a separate switch for the ceiling fan on/off. There was no way to adjust speed of fan bc the cord broke long long ago. This solved ALL my problems! I now have both manual and wi-fi switches with dimmers for the fan speed & the fan light. And it’s all hooked into my Alexa Spot, so I can tell my old fan what to do versus being a victim to its 100% bright light & 100% fan speed 24/7. Thank you alien technology. 😂

Its a great switch option ,other than checking for neutral.Suggest checking for space in the switch box. It's a pretty big switch assy and does not leave any space for stowing the wires behind. I had to return as it could fit in standard switch box.