Moes WiFi Smart Light Switch (2 Gang) vs Moes Wireless Smart Scene Switch Button

The Moes WiFi Smart Light Switch (2 Gang) is the stronger all-round pick, winning on price and integrations and switching two real light circuits. The Moes Wireless Smart Scene Switch Button rates higher with owners but only triggers scenes, so it suits a narrower role.

Switching versus scene triggering. The Moes WiFi Smart Light Switch (2 Gang) is a hardwired switch that turns two lights on and off, while the Moes Wireless Smart Scene Switch Button is a battery-powered Zigbee button that runs up to 12 automations and carries no lighting load.

The Moes Wireless Smart Scene Switch Button requires a Moes/Tuya Zigbee hub. The Moes WiFi Smart Light Switch (2 Gang) needs no hub, connecting over 2.4GHz WiFi, but it must be hardwired into a neutral-wire circuit.

The Moes WiFi Smart Light Switch (2 Gang) does, working with Alexa, Google Home, Home Assistant and IFTTT. The Moes Wireless Smart Scene Switch Button lists Home Assistant support and relies on its Zigbee hub.

Buyers who need to control two hardwired lights on a neutral-wire circuit with wide platform support, app timer and remote control from a single switch box.

Anyone with a Zigbee hub who wants a battery-powered, four-button controller they can mount anywhere to trigger lighting scenes and automations, no wiring required.