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

Great up to 95% brightness, over 95% it flashes and freaks out. Other than that, easy Alexa set up and NO 3rd party apps to worry about. I recommend only if you have a very lite load attached.

Did not work properly with my HAI / Leviton Zigbee 3.0 81A00-3 hub. It would send the proper on & off statuses back to the hub when I pressed the manual button on the device, but it would not accept on & off commands from the hub so no remote control, which is what I purchased it for! Got Levitons plug in Zigbee module and was up and running in 3 minutes. All on and all off still didnt work with my Omni IIe, but you can fix that by adding a programming line when all off turn all 16 Zigbee modules off. This GE module is going back to Amazon!

I returned the two units as I did not want to add another hub to my Echo system. The requirement for a special hub is easily overlooked when purchasing and not common to many of todays Echo east to connect appliances.

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.

East install. Works well with Echo Plus. Dims Edison like bulbs, no problem

I bought this to replace some old X10 dimmer plugs that I have connected to 100W equivalent LED bulbs (Philips). The X-10 module dims the bulb perfectly, but this does not. If I command this to dim the bulb I get flickering or nothing. Very disappointing since it says it works with dimmable LED bulbs and the bulbs do dim correctly with the old cheap X10 powerline communicating units I am trying to phase out. I them found out it couldnt do two 100 watt equivalent led bulbs but it is working with one. Why it didnt work initially with the one 100 watt equivalent across the room I dont know. Kind of annoyed I need one for each fixture, but they are fine now.

I know I shouldve read the description closer but I bought this without having a hub and it worked as a switch but did not have the ability to dim. Once I upgraded my Amazon Echo 1st gen to a 4th gen (which acts as a hub) it works great. The bulb and lamp I bought were just too bright for my current room. The dimmer allows me to put it to 50% and its perfect.

Doesnt dim all the way down on my 40W LEDs. Leaves them on slightly lit when on off setting.

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.

It took me some time to finally find a video walking me through setup with Alexa and my echo plus. Once I did it took one minute. It works so well! I can adjust the power and the brightness on my phone or by asking Alexa. It’s just what I was looking for!