Shelly Wall Display vs Sonoff NSPanel Pro

The Shelly Wall Display wins this matchup, taking screen size, sensors (temperature, humidity and ambient light), connectivity and warranty length. The Sonoff NSPanel Pro answers only on price and its built-in Zigbee coordinator and router.

The Shelly Wall Display has a built-in 5A relay, so it can physically switch a light circuit like a smart switch, but it has no Zigbee, Thread or Matter hardware of its own. The Sonoff NSPanel Pro is the opposite: it is a genuine Zigbee coordinator and router, but it cannot switch a circuit and has no relay.

The Shelly Wall Display carries a notably longer warranty than the Sonoff NSPanel Pro's standard one-year coverage, a meaningful difference for a device meant to live inside a wall for years.

No. Neither the Shelly Wall Display nor the Sonoff NSPanel Pro natively supports Amazon Alexa, Google Home or Apple HomeKit. Both are built around native Home Assistant integration instead, so they suit DIY smart-home setups rather than voice-assistant ecosystems.

Home Assistant households that want an in-wall panel to also act as a smart switch and thermostat, with a longer warranty and more built-in sensors, should choose the Shelly Wall Display over the Sonoff NSPanel Pro.

Choose the Sonoff NSPanel Pro if a built-in Zigbee coordinator and router matter more to your setup than a relay or a longer warranty, and you want the cheaper of the two in-wall panels.