Per adesso l'ho solo provato, mi sembra ottimo, stabile e di ridotte dimensioni, nonostante sia così piccolo, da un senso di robustezza. Da utilizzare co un hub zigbee.

Passed it through to HomeAssistant and it worked as expected.

Arrivati nei tempi previsti, installati e funzionanti

Perfekt integration into my Home Assistant installation

I wish that the thermostat can be operated by Alexa and /or Smartthings. But the software isn't ready yet. I actually put 2 Sonoff WiFi plugs in line to achieve this. The 1st one is turned on off by the second NSPanel, Smartthings or Alexa. The second one it operated by the NSPanel thermostat. Now I have a workaround for missing software capability and my wife is happy.

Finally, all my lights are wirelessly controlled due to this switch
(+) size
(+) look&feel
(+) No N required - in my case the switch was a game changer
(+) possibility to connected traditional switch
(+) works with my OpenHab without software change and without zigbee2mqtt. OpenHab Zigbee recognizes it - awesome
(-) can run only as an end device
(-) The relay is not super silent.

I used to use an ICOM IC-7300 with a Bencher Butternut HV-9V antenna (8m long vertical) for HF due to I'm living on a condo and I'm reduced of space. Most of my operations are RX with a very few TX. I used many times before SDRs (RTL-SDR, HarckRF, SDRPlay SDR2duo) but the performance of this tiny SDR is simply amazing. As of today I can state that, with very limited difference, I'm getting same results than before using the AirSpy HF+ Discovery in combination with a Diamond D303 (1.6m vertical wideband RX-only antenna). In few words, simply amazing.

For TX/RX on the field I'm using an ICOM IC-705 in combination with JPC-12 antenna and/or a dipole with AirSpy HF+ Discovery acting as search mechanism, very close to what we use to do in SO2R. Hope my comments spark some interest in this unit, because it's amazing.

I am MUCH happier with this version! The most important feature is the improved electrical connections that will work for N. American wiring. Whoa. The LCD display gets high marks, and only needs a more reflective back surface to be more legible in dim light. The device itself requires a THS01 to be functional, and the THS01 is a reasonably accurate sensor.

All in all, high marks!

Works with Fibaro Home Center 3

As I'm still getting to know the Intelligent 7" capacitive touch interface:
- Stability: Have been uploading with SD card without any problems. Smooth graphics, animation and transitions. Instant touch response.
- Speed: Powers up almost instantly, loads from SD fast, animated graphics are fast, have not tried videos.
- Graphics: Basic features and controls look OK but with a better graphic editor you can create beautiful smooth looking interfaces. Semi-transparent PNG alpha channel work nice for shading. You have to understand the RGB color space, deal with graphics to a pixel level.
- Programming: There's a lot of potential here. Lots of custom functions. The pseudo-code formatting is unforgiving but once you figure it out is OK. With code you can change any item's position on or off the screen, transparency, text label, background colors or graphics, etc.
- Application: The development app is fairly intuitive. There's enough help online to get going. As with any interface development tool, you have to be tidy with object naming, media organization, x-y coordinates and sizing, object layering, etc. The graphical emulator is perfect for testing things out before uploading.
- I/O: You can upload your application with a micro SD card (micro 32 GB SDHC works fine) or 2-wire serial (for which you need to get an extra USB-serial dongle). There are some extra pins for GPIO that could be used to create simple controls without any extra hardware. There's a small speaker to play media which I have not tried out yet. You can store media or data in the SD card. The SD card is hard to get to with the bezel installed.

It would be perfect if it was possibile to display the temperature of other sonoff sensors..

Works with Home Assistant and ZHA.

Works without a hitch with home assistant and ZHA, no flashing necessary

Works great, paired up correctly right out of the box. The sensor detection motion range appears to be pretty wide, and the device's responsiveness is fairly instantaneous. Overall for the price, great value for a sensor.

Arrived around a week ago. Design is pretty cute, nice, effective. Came with 1.0.8 firmware updated 4 of them to 1.0.9. Updating takes around 35 min per device. Working fine, but a few things to consider, before setting up a hub disable auto channel to manual and fix the chanell. Connect to hub, and find the best channel and then connect your zigbee devices to hub. Any zigbee channel chance makes all zigbee devices to reconfigure. Other than that, I would love to see 2x AAA batteries instead of cr2450.