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I’ve had the opposite experience. Just had a Caseta switch installed to control some LED recessed lighting. * the switch itself feels very flimsy and low quali

I’ve had the opposite experience. Just had a Caseta switch installed to control some LED recessed lighting. * the switch itself feels very flimsy and low quality. * dimming only sort of works. * the control is extremely laggy. Hit the buttons and wait up to a second before something happens. * sometimes, the lights just don’t turn on. I’ll watch the LEDs on the switch light up, and then turn off. And then try again. And fail again... I’ve had it a week and I’m ready to throw it out a window.

Lightbody 8y ago
Strange. Definitely haven't had any of the lag issues or random on/off issues. Bummer. The dimming could be two things: 1) The high/low trim may need to be adjusted, which is IMO way way easier on Lutron than others. 2) If you have LED bulbs, the brand makes a huge huge difference. FWIW I found that Parmida LED retrofit kits are the best, by far. No buzzing and dims down to 1% (most are 10%). As for the buttons, I agree actually. That's the one thing I like about some of my zwave switches. BUT, even better than both are the Lutron Maestro buttons, which you can get for ~$125 if you go with RA2 Select (vs Caseta). They are really nice.