The Leviton Decora works with Alexa, Google Assistant HomeKit, August and IFTTT, but it supports fewer smart home systems than Lutron does. As before, it works with three-way switches, but Leviton also released an Anywhere Dimmer (sold separately), which lets you add a secondary light switch without having to connect any wires. However, installation is a bit easier in this model. The second-generation Leviton Decora Smart Wi-Fi Dimmer looks much the same as the original - an unobtrusive paddle switch with a smaller toggle on the right.
At around $70, it's more expensive than most other smart light switches, but the GE Cync Smart Switch gives you a lot for the price.
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Like other Alexa-enabled switches (it also works with Google Assistant), the dimmer responds to voice commands, but the Cync Android app needs some work setting up an automation for a room is confusing, and it can even be difficult to tell when you've scheduled it to go on and off. If you turn it off with the switch, after a few minutes it will engage the motion sensor again, or you can disable the sensor via the app in case you don't want it switched on in the middle of the night.
The switch includes an ambient light sensor (so it can be set not to come on in daylight) and a motion sensor to automatically trigger the light.
Installation, as with most other smart switches, requires a neutral wire, but it's fairly straightforward. The Wi-Fi-connected switch works with all kinds of bulbs, has apps for iOS and Android, and lets you control lights with a touch, voice, motion or remotely via a smartphone. The GE Cync Smart Switch isn't the sexiest or sleekest, but it's the best smart light switch because it gets the job done and is packed with features.
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