Moes Smart Wall Touch Light (3 Gang) vs TP-Link Kasa HS200

The TP-Link Kasa HS200 is the stronger all-around pick, reaching Samsung SmartThings in addition to Google Home, Alexa and Home Assistant, and including a locator LED that the Moes Smart Wall Touch Light (3 Gang) does not have documented. The Moes switch still wins on raw capacity, since it controls three gangs from one plate against the Kasa HS200's single switch.

Gang count. The TP-Link Kasa HS200 is a single-pole switch for one circuit, while the Moes Smart Wall Touch Light (3 Gang) replaces three separate switches with one tempered-glass touch panel that controls each gang independently.

Yes. Both the TP-Link Kasa HS200 and the Moes Smart Wall Touch Light (3 Gang) are wired switches that need a neutral wire in the box, and neither offers a no-neutral wiring mode.

No. Both are on/off only. The Moes Smart Wall Touch Light (3 Gang) is easy to confuse with a separately sold dimmer version on the same listing, and the Kasa HS200 has no dimming variant of its own in this comparison.

Anyone consolidating three light or fan switches into a single wall plate who wants independent per-gang control and is comfortable with (or hiring out) a more involved wiring job.

Buyers with a single-pole lighting circuit who want the widest platform support of the two, including Samsung SmartThings alongside Google Home, Alexa and Home Assistant, without needing a hub.