Smart lights are great, allowing you to control them remotely so you don’t have to get out of bed to shut off that living room lamp you forgot about. But smart bulbs kind of suck because they need to ...

Smart switches require a neutral wire for power, but many older homes do not have one available. You should never attempt electrical work unless you are a licensed or experienced electrician.

You’re probably familiar with those regular old light switches that you fumble for in the dark, but maybe you’re unclear on what a smart switch is. Good news: you’ve come to the right place ...

It’s worth noting that some smart light manufacturers offer light switches designed specifically to work with their smart bulbs. Make sure to double-check the requirements on the package before ...

A budget smart light switch is a convenient way to take a roomful of lights on the same circuit and give them the gift of smarts. The Kasa Smart Light Switch is a solid tool to achieve this goal ...

The big asterisk that comes with smart switches is that you can't just stick them where you want them like you would with a smart bulb. As it's a full light switch, it needs to be wired directly ...

Smart switches tend to take a couple of different approaches to setup. Some have color-coded wires jutting out from the body of the switch, while others simply let you connect existing wiring ...

Wiring connections: Smart switches and dimmers tend to be larger than their dumb counterparts, so you should consider how the new switch will fit in your existing electrical box.

In this how-to, we’ll replace a single-pole switch with a C by GE Start Smart Switch Motion Sensing+Dimmer, but the process isn’t radically different for a multi-way circuit.(And if you don ...

Smart switches like the Inovelli 2-1 Smart Switch, which retails for $65 on Amazon, have a smart bulb mode or decoupled mode that separates the physical switch from the power relay so it stays ...

Smart lighting is easy. Picking out the best smart lighting for your needs isn't. We show you when it’s best to choose smart bulbs, plugs, or in-wall switches.