GE Zigbee Dimmer Plug-In, 2-Outlet Lighting Control, Pairs Directly with Echo 4th Gen/Echo Show 10 (All)/Echo Studio/Echo Plus (All)/Eero Pro 6,, White, 45852GE

It is great because there is no app needed so set up is easy. There is also a non switched plug on the other side which has been very helpfull!

It seems like this product needs some minimum power level to work. I tried to use it with LED Christmas tree lights, but it appeared to have trouble dimming them. I know that the LEDs can be dimmed because the IoT device I used last year, which I packed in a box we put mistakenly packed in a POD, worked just fine.

Great product - although a bit finicky to set up!

This product does not work. I’ve attempted to use two now, having replaced the first after it repeatedly burned out bulbs in a lamp. From testing the output when on, the first unit delivers a highly variable current which caused flickering and burn out. A second unit leaked current and the light was still illuminated when off. I would avoid and go for an alternative product if you can.

Very easy to set up and it works flawlessly.

It did work great. Then at 4 months just died, no longer connects to my echo 2nd gens. Replaced with a Lutron plug.

This dimmer works great with incandescent bulbs, but I wanted to use it with a string of LED bulbs. When plugged in to this dimmer the LEDs would never fully turn off! When the switch was off, the LEDs would still glow faintly.

It pairs easily with Alexa via zigbee router. That was the easy part. The dimmer is completely inconsistent. Im not sure the developers even tested this. I tried to get it to work with dimmable LED string lights. Dont waste your time.

I have a floor lamp with 5 arms and dimmable bulbs. After moving I could not find the dimmable remote I had been using so purchased this one. Two issues buyers should be aware of: 1 - It always flickers if set to 100%, but is fine at 95%, and there is no range adjustment as with some wall mounted units I have from another company. 2 - Setting it to low values, like 2% for use as a night light, doesnt work as it did with the dimmer I cannot find. 5% works reliably but is a bit brighter than I want so I found after leaving it set to 5% for a few minutes I can lower to 3% and get reasonable results. Setting directly to 3% for some reason does not work. As a retired electronics systems designer I know this is about design and component tolerances. Once I find the original switch I will swap this one out and use it elsewhere where the brightness issues are not a problem.

Tried two of these GE plugs with the same results. They connected with Smartthings easily, but would not completely turn off LED lights, leaving them with a dim glow. Returned both and purchased Leviton DZPD3-2BW Decora Smart Plug-in Dimmer with Z-Wave which work great with LED lights.