Lutron's Caseta Dimmer dimmer is a solid lighting switch utilizing Lutron's Clear Connect technology for wireless communication with the Caseta hub (required), enabling fast and reliable connections. The dimmer has built-in brightness controls and can be adjusted with the Apple Home app or Lutron Caseta app. The Lutron dimmer is also the only light switch available in North America that does not require a neutral wire, which older homes may not have.

One of the first HomeKit lighting switches, the Eve Light Switch, presents a sleek, minimalist design that does not scream "smart switch" when it's installed at Wall. The switch is a "button", which is actually a capacitive touchpad in the solid state, and just requires a tap to enable / disable. The Eve Light Switch uses Bluetooth technology for its HomeKit connection, which means you can be up and running in minutes using the iOS Home App without Wi-Fi settings or account requirements .

The iDevices dimming and dimming switches use a toggle switch for control, which protrudes from the wall to make it easier to determine which side turns your home light on and off. IDevices switches couple directly to your HomeKit configuration without the need for an additional hub using its built-in wireless radio. The iDevices switches also include a customizable LED, which can be used as a night light or to "report" on the state of something, for example if a window is open or not.

Leviton is a name synonymous with switches and outlets, and Decora Smart Line for HomeKit introduces a brand established in the connected home market. The Decora Smart switch series uses a rocker switch for wall controls and is installed using traditional wiring methods. These switches connect directly to your home Wi-Fi and respond almost instantly to commands sent with your devices or your voice via Siri.

Insignia, Best Buy electronics retailer, is a brand both affordable and able to intervene on the smart switch. The Insignia switch uses a giant "paddle" for control and comes with a screwless wallplate for a clean look. Wi-Fi is used for its communications with HomeKit and its pre-connected cabling facilitates installation.

Koogek smart Wi-Fi smart switches are available in beige and white color options and use a dual rocker set to control it on the wall. Koogeek's offerings also include a "Two Gangs" option, which is the only HomeKit switch on the market capable of controlling two separate devices with a single switch, typically a combination of light and ceiling fan. Like most HomeKit switches, Koogeek Smart Light switches communicate directly with the Home application, making coupling much easier.

Ecobee has pretty much packed his Switch +. The Ecobee lighting switch includes features such as motion / occupancy detection and a temperature sensor that can integrate with the company's popular range of connected thermostats. The + switch also includes a built-in microphone and includes Alexa's ready-to-use Amazon, which can be disabled for privacy reasons.

Belkin's Wemo range has been a staple in the smart home world for a few years now, and the company's dimming and dimming switches support the HomeKit, when they're associated with a Wemo bridge (sold separately). The Wemo lighting switch has a unique button and the company's light dimmer has a medallion section to guide your finger when adjusting brightness levels. Belkin also claims that its inverter includes a night mode that prevents lights from turning on at the highest levels, which can be configured using the Wemo application or through of automations in HomeKit.

The Sylvania Smart + Wall Mount Switch is an easy-to-install and affordable option for those looking to add a little bit of intelligence to their lighting. Everything is included in the box with the Sylvania switch, including a screwless wallplate and all the necessary hardware for installation. The switch uses a Bluetooth connection for a direct connection to HomeKit, without going through a hub or an Internet connection.

The popular iPhone case maker, Incipio, offers its own line of CommandKit-compliant products, including a smart wall switch. CommandKit switches feature motion and presence sensors, as well as the ability to support more complex installations, such as 3-way cabling, allowing two switches to control the same fixture. The Incipio switch has two separate buttons for turning lights on and off, and the motion sensor is placed in the middle, which gives it a distinct appearance.