Testseek.com have collected 7 expert reviews of the Leviton DW3HL-1BW Decora Smart Wi-Fi Plug-In Dimmer and the average rating is 59%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Leviton DW3HL-1BW Decora Smart Wi-Fi Plug-In Dimmer.
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Published: 2019-09-03, Author: Max , review by: techgearlab.com
Small size doesn't block other outlets, fairly straightforward interfaceQuick setup, intuitive app, reliable and responsive, energy monitoring, 2 independent portsQuick setup, broad smart home compatibility, inexpensiveWeatherproof, 2 outlets in 1, broad
Lacks any advanced featuresNo Apple HomeKit or IFTTT support, can be a bit priceyHard to change networks, slower recovery when WiFi cuts outSomewhat confusing to connect to virtual assistantsSetup relatively involved, slow to reboot after WiFi outage
The Leviton WiFi Smart's slim profile allows it to sit next to the plugs of larger appliances, making it a good option for sneaking some connectivity to the smaller gadgets in your kitchen...
Smart home hub not required, Good control options (Alexa, Google Assistant, IFTTT, and Nest), Simple-to-use app, Integrated onboard power button, Grounded outlet supports appliances with small motors, Simple installation
Relatively complex hardware installation, Half-baked geofencing feature, Wall plate not included, Just a bit large, No dimmer control
While modestly priced and reasonably capable, Leviton's smart dimmer doesn't offer enough new tricks to get us overly excited.If you need a grounded power outlet you can control with a smartphone, Leviton's DW15A makes for a smart and easy upgrade...
The switch is really easy to use and the simple design makes it hard to get confused with the controls. It also flows well with the Leviton Decora app and HomeKit, which give you greater control over brightness settings and, for $50 (roughly converted to
The physical controls are stiff and awkward and it can only work with HomeKit. Sorry, Android, Google Home and Alexa users. The design is also plain
The switch works well and it's easy to get running, but the clunky physical controls, lack of compatibility outside Apple and plain design prevent it from being a really great product...
Abstract: Before I had even moved into my new apartment a few months ago, I was already dreaming of ways to integrate HomeKit throughout the space. The number one priority being how to turn it into a not-so-obvious smart home. I didn't want blinking LEDs littering...
No extra smart home hardware required, Simple Alexa/Google Assistant voice controls by room or individual light, It's still a physical light switch, No extra smart home hardware required, Straightforward setup, Simple Amazon Echo/Google Home voice control
Setup may require additional wiring and familiarity with electrical circuits (or an electrician), Aside from Amazon Echo and Google Home, no integration with other smart home platforms and devices, Limited features in the My Leviton app, Aside from Alexa,
Leviton's in-wall Wi-Fi dimmer adds smart control with minimal complexity, but it's too detached from other smart home systems.Leviton's plug-in Wi-Fi dimmer adds smart controls with minimal complexity, but is too detached from other smart home systems.Le...
Published: 2017-03-23, Author: Ry , review by: cnet.com
The Decora plug-in dimmer is easy to use, and it works well with Alexa to let you dim your lamps up and down using voice commands. The My Leviton app is well-designed, with plenty of controls for automating your lights or customizing things like fade dura
The dimmer's bulky design blocks off any outlets below it, and you'll need to plug your lamp into the bottom of the device, which can be a little awkward. There also aren't any significant third-party integrations beyond Alexa
This Alexa-compatible plug-in smart dimmer gets the job done, but alternatives from Belkin, Lifx, and Philips Hue are all more fully featured, and more cost effective, too...
The switch is really easy to use and the simple design makes it hard to get confused with the controls. It also flows well with the Leviton Decora app and HomeKit, which give you greater control over brightness settings and, for $50 (roughly converted to
The physical controls are stiff and awkward and it can only work with HomeKit. Sorry, Android, Google Home and Alexa users. The design is also plain
The switch works well and it's easy to get running, but the clunky physical controls, lack of compatibility outside Apple and plain design prevent it from being a really great product...
