SONOFF NSPanel Pro 120 Smart Home Control Panel, Integrate Zigbee Gateway with Home Security, 4.7-inch large display with Monitoring energy use, Viewing cameras, Thermostat, Browsing the web(White)

Works great, I use it as a Home Assistant dashboard. The latest updated really work well for natively using it as a Home assistant Dashboard.

It's s slick little screen. The touch and responsiveness are fine. It has so much potential. And as a control panel for a smart home, it can be almost great. I use it for Home Assistant and Sharptools with Hubitat, and WHEN YOU ARE ON the webpages for those two, it is very nice. But this is where the praise ends.The interface for the panel is extremely limited, buggy, half-baked, and geared toward only controlling Sonoff devices. Sure, lots of home automation enthusiasts--the type of people who would install a panel like this--have a few Sonoff devices in their arsenal. --But only a few. No one is going to outfit their entire home automation ecosystem with only Sonoff products and use these panels to control them. Sonoff and eWelink, simply stated, are not a name in consideration for true smart home ecosystems--they are just a product manufacturer. As such, the real power of these devices comes from how you can use them with more fully-fledged automation systems. And to their credit, Sonoff provides a way to do that--web shortcuts, which essentially let you make any web page (such as a Home Assistant dashboard) a page on the panel. However, it can't be the home screen, and you can't reorder things for it to come up first. You have to browse to that page and hope no one swipes left or right or the power doesn't blink, or the device itself doesn't just randomly reboot--which is a more common occurrence than I'd like. In short, it's probably the best mount-in-box control panel out there...but if they would just cater to their actual power user audience a bit more, they could make it so much better.And as for the mountability in the box: this is a major grips as well. This box could be perfect. It is designed to be installed in a 1-gang electrical box. Note I didn't say it is designed to be installed in 1 gang -OF- an electrical box. It really only functions as the only device in a single gang box. That's because it's just too wide to sit next to anything in a 2- or 3-gang box. Trust me, I've been around and around coming up with solutions to this issue, and the answer is, there just isn't a great one, and certainly not one that Sonoff makes available. If you want to mount this in a place where you have a multi-gang box, you're just out of luck. The only solution I've dound that is acceptable--and certainly isn't availabel to everyone--is a 3D-printed solution that requires a 3-gang box, and the device must be mounted horizontally, with the panel overlapping the side of the box by quite a bit. It's a custom wallplate that adapts a 3-gang into a single vertical gang and a horizontal that spans across the rest of the box and then some. --This isn't going to work for most users. So your hands are tied here. If they woulc figure out a way for this to be just slightly smaller and fit side-by-side with other switches, they'd really have something. If you want to mount it somewhere you have a single-gang box, you may be good to go. Otherwise...good luck.I wish Sonoff would listen to its core customers here and realize how much more traction these devices would get if they would just consider who would actually buy them, and tailor them to that group of people. It's a quality item. I'm glad I got a couple of them. But it's a nightmare getting what I want out of them.

I used the kiosk mode with home assistant. It detected the home assistance instance on my network and I just had to sign in. I was also able to set a new shortcut to my Frigate instance and swipe between the two pages. Load times are a little slow when switching pages.

Purchased this item to replace an old Wink relay, who's support was discontinued. Item says it works with multiple services, even Google Home. Well, that's not exactly accurate. Sure, I was able to link my Google Home account and the Control panel showed up in the Google Home app, but that's it. Clicking it gave no options. I was only able to configure in the eWeLink app. When trying to add lights from the other services I have, there was only one that was applicable, the Philip Hue lights. SmartLife, Google's Nest where not available. Since I've been moving away from the over priced Hue lights, being able to work with SmartLife is imperative, as well as my Nest thermostat. Needless to say, this wasn't going to work for me.

Hit or miss, sometimes it works great, other times it freezes. Spotty connections as well