Moes WiFi Smart Light Switch (2 Gang) vs TP-Link Kasa HS220

The TP-Link Kasa HS220 is the better overall switch for most rooms because it dims, handles LED flicker with app calibration, gives you fade and schedule controls and covers more platforms including SmartThings. The Moes WiFi Smart Light Switch (2 Gang) wins when you need two circuits on one panel or a higher resistive load.

One is a two-gang switch and the other is a dimmer. The Moes WiFi Smart Light Switch (2 Gang) controls two circuits and handles 1200W of resistive load, while the TP-Link Kasa HS220 dims one circuit at 300W of incandescent or 150W of dimmable LED and CFL.

Yes. The TP-Link Kasa HS220 is a dimmer with app calibration for the bulbs in the fixture, adjustable fade on and fade off, brightness presets and sunrise and sunset schedules. The Moes WiFi Smart Light Switch (2 Gang) does not dim.

Yes, both need a neutral wire in the switch box, and both are single-pole only, so neither can replace a three-way switch. Check for a neutral before buying either one, and note that the Kasa has a deep rear body that can be tight in a shallow box.

Buyers who need two light circuits on one wall plate, or a higher resistive load for a fixture or heater, and who are happy with switching only and Alexa, Google Home or Home Assistant control.

Anyone who wants a proper dimmer with fade control, LED calibration and schedules, uses Alexa, Google Home, SmartThings or Home Assistant, and has a single-pole box with a neutral wire.