2026 verdict
With two metered channels and a 3-year warranty, the
Shelly Plus 2PM is the more complete relay of this Shelly vs Sonoff pair.
It drives roller shutters, blinds and garage doors in interlock mode, switches 10A per channel across resistive, inductive and capacitive loads, and lists overheating, overvoltage, overcurrent and overpower protection. The
Sonoff MINI Dry Wi-Fi Smart Switch is the lower priced and better rated single-channel option, and it wins on platforms: Matter and Apple Home, which the
Shelly Plus 2PM lacks, plus a physical on/off button and a dry contact design aimed at gate and garage triggers, though it is rated 2A resistive. Both offer dry and wet contact modes and work with Alexa, Google Home, SmartThings and Home Assistant. Go with the
Shelly Plus 2PM for shutters or two lights with metering, and with the
Sonoff MINI Dry Wi-Fi Smart Switch for a single trigger in an Apple Home setup.
What owners say
Owners of both relays use them on motorized doors, and both groups describe dependable operation once configured. Shelly Plus 2PM owners, many with several units installed over years, praise the cover mode that gives precise shutter and curtain positions from an ordinary switch and running it fully locally through Home Assistant; they mention the neutral wire older boxes lack, units running warm and no position feedback. Sonoff MINI Dry Wi-Fi Smart Switch owners focus on gates and garage doors triggered through its dry contact, voice control with Alexa and Apple Home and the manual button, and their complaint is thin eWeLink guidance for pulse mode.