Kasa Smart HS220P3
Score: 81/100
GHome Smart Switch
Score: 72/100Rankings
The Kasa HS220P3 is a Wi-Fi smart dimmer switch that offers built-in physical dimmer buttons and hub-free voice-assistant control. It requires a neutral wire and is limited to single-pole, 2.4 GHz networks. Ideal for homeowners seeking easy installation and scheduling.
The GHome SW5-4 is a Wi-Fi on/off smart switch that handles up to 1800 W without a hub and integrates with Alexa and Google Assistant. It lacks dimming, needs a neutral wire, and cannot be used in 3-way setups. Suitable for users needing simple high-load control.
| Attribute | | |
|---|---|---|
— | 120 Vbest | |
150 W | 1,800 Wbest | |
2 yearsbest | 2 yearsbest | |
| ↓ lower better | 150 gbest | 549 g |
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Power & Electrical(2) | ||
Input Voltage (V) | 100-120 V | 120 V |
Maximum LED/CFL Load (W) | 150 W | 1800 W |
Build & Design(2) | ||
Weight (g) | 150 g | 549 g |
Dimensions (L×W×H) (mm) | 128.5x84.6x44.2 mm | 70x33x120 mm |
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Professional reviewers emphasize the HS220P3's ease of installation thanks to the guided app setup, its ability to quickly set appropriate lighting for different occasions, and the convenience of built-in dimmer buttons. The lack of a required hub and broad voice-assistant support are also highlighted as strong points.
Everyday users commonly praise the remote control capability, voice-assistant integration, and the tactile dimmer buttons on the switch. Positive remarks focus on the simplicity of setup and the flexibility of scheduling, while the main frustrations revolve around the need for a neutral wire and the limitation to 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi.
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Professional reviewers highlight the GHome SW5-4 as a solid, safety-certified smart switch with strong voice-assistant integration and a high load capacity, but they caution that the mandatory neutral wire, lack of dimming, and 3-way incompatibility limit its applicability in many existing homes.
Users appreciate the reliable voice-assistant support and remote scheduling, yet the most common complaint centers on the heavy push required to operate the switch, which many find inconvenient compared to standard switches.
