Onvis Smart Button, 5-Keys Smart Switch, Scene Controller, Compatible with Apple HomeKit, Automatically Trigger Accessories & Scenes-Thread (iOS 17.4 or Later is Required)
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Features
- Easy ControlOnvis Smart Button allows you to control multiple smart bulbs, smart plugs and other smart home devices.
- Thread and BluetoothThread allows smart home products to connect faster and more reliably than ever.The button also support bluetooth if your devices don't support thread.
- Powerful Scene Control5 individual keys, each supports single, double and long press, up to 15 scenes within one device.
- 100% PrivacyNo cloud, no tracking. Works with Apple HomeKit, all data is end-to-end encrypted and stored in your iOS devices.
- Easy To UseSetting up the smart button in Onvis App or Home App is easy, just connect your buttons via thread or bluetooth and choose what should happen when press each key.
- Data RecordOur smart button shows commands records that can be checked with Onvis Home App.
- Easy MountingWith the wireless and compact design, you can place the Smart Button wherever its handy, stick it to the wall by using the double-sided tape or attach to the fridge with the magnetic strips. Both accessories are included in the box.
- Home Hub RequirementsRequires a Thread enable Apple Home hub device set as the CONNECTED hub in iOS Home app. The Apple Thread hub model can be Apple TV 4K 2nd Gen, Apple TV 4K 3rd Gen (Wi-Fi + Ethernet), HomePod Mini or HomePod 2nd gen.
Description
Specifications： Turn off all smart lights,smart plugs,speakers and TV when you need by keeping the button beside your bed. Easily set onvis button to control everyday necessities, such as a connected fan. Command accessories and scenes without your iPhone. Leave garage with confidence,which need a hub that near the button. Place it on the table/bedside, Magnetically attached to metal surfaces, Stick it on the glass wall, or instasll it with a screw. Tips 1.Clean and dry the target surface before putting HS2 base on. 2.Keep the setup code lable for future use. 3.Do not clean with liquid
Operation Mode: ON-ON-OFF
Current Rating: 2 milliamps
Operating Voltage: 3 volts
Contact Type: Normally Open
Connector Type: Wireless
Brand: ONVIS
Switch Type: Push Button
Terminal: Wireless
Material: Plastic
Item dimensions L x W x H: 2.17 x 0.79 x 2.17 inches
Operation Mode: ON-ON-OFF
Current Rating: 2 milliamps
Operating Voltage: 3 volts
Contact Type: Normally Open
Connector Type: Wireless
Switch Type: Push Button
Terminal: Wireless
Circuit Type: 1-way
Mounting Type: Surface Mount
Actuator Type: Push Button
Number of Positions: 1
Lower Temperature Rating: 14 °F
Upper Temperature Rating: 113 °C
Controller Type: Apple HomeKit, iOS
Control Method: App, Voice
Connectivity Protocol: Bluetooth
Wattage: 2.25 Milliwatts
Control Type: Scene Control
Compatible Devices: Apple HomeKit-enabled smart bulbs, smart plugs, and other smart home devices
Color: white
Item Dimensions: 2.17 x 0.79 x 2.17 inches
Unit Count: 1 Count
Number of Items: 1
Material Type: Plastic
Contact Material: Plastic
Specification Met: Apple Homekit
Brand Name: ONVIS
Model: HS2
Manufacturer: onvis
UPC: 787803142563
Item Type Name: switch
Part Number: HS2
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I’ve been really happy with this smart button. Setup was surprisingly easy, and it paired with Apple Home without any headaches. Within a few minutes I had it triggering scenes exactly how I wanted. The build quality feels solid, and the button presses are responsive. I like having multiple programmable buttons in one compact device since it lets me control several automations without pulling out my phone. Each of the 5 buttons can have three different actions programmed (single press, double press, and a long press). It’s been a really convenient addition to my HomeKit setup. Overall, it’s a great product that’s simple to set up, easy to use, and has worked reliably for me. Definitely a 5-star purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2026 by Ryan
As much as I love the convenience of a smart home, having to constantly say "Hey, Siri!" any time I want to change a lighting scheme gets a bit irritating. Especially when she decides to talk back for any reason... It's really _in_convenient to tell her to turn out all the lights as you're going to bed and your partner is already asleep, only to have her announce loudly that one of the lights isn't responding. I keep this device by my bed for the most part, so I can easily manipulate various scenes without having to talk or be talked back to. I use it primarily to control lights, but it can trigger any scene you can configure in Home. It's five buttons, and each button can be pressed once, twice, or a long press. That gives it a total of 15 actions it can be programmed to perform. A little much for my use case, but it's nice to have that flexibility, for sure. One caveat I stumbled across. The 'reset to factory defaults' is done by pressing and holding the center button for an extra-long press. This did cause me some trouble. I had the center button's long press to set dim a set of lights. Due to an issue unrelated to this switch, those lights were often unresponsive in the Home app. I sometimes would hold the button too long, waiting for the unresponsive lights to dim, but then accidentally reset the button and lose all my programming. I eventually reconfigured the switch to not use the center long-press at all, just to avoid that. I might knock half a star off for that, but overall I love having this.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2025 by Elim Horton
Works great on initial set up. But after some time, the unit disconnects and stops working. You have to factory reset the device and pair it again to get it to work. I purchased a second one and so far it seems to show the same symptom.
Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2026 by NN
Five single-click buttons, room for fifteen actions, works on Thread or Bluetooth ... what more could you ask for? I set this up to control our bedroom fan/light. We have a (Thread-connected) controller in the canopy which allows for dimming of the light and setting the fan to various speeds. Setting up this button (center button #1 for the light, with a single click bringing it to our normal 60%, a long click bringing it up to 100%, and a double click turning it off; button 2 turn fan off; 3-5 for high, medium, and low fan speeds) was easy and intuitive via the app. PERFORMANCE: Responsiveness is good. Not "instant" like a hard-wired button would be, but about a half second between click and the light responding. Just as a note, our thread router is a HomePod Mini about ten feet and one normal (hollow) wall away from the button, and the light canopy it is controlling is another ten feet away in the center of the room. The physical proximity and thus signal strength might be a key to how well all responds. FORM/STYLE: It is a little bulky mounted on the wall, but far from terrible. It has a quality feel, feeling solid either on the wall or in hand. Doesn't really matter"go" with any decor style, so really is its own "tech" style; I suspect in 5-10 years more stylized versions will be available to replace this without standing out on the wall like a sore thumb. But, we don't live in the future, and this is about the best the present has to offer unless you're happy with a single button. THE UGLY: On the "Ugly" side, the only criticism I have is that the setup for the app says that your Homekit Hub *must* be a Thread Border Router. For us, that meant I had to designate our non-ethernet-connected Apple TV (new, but in the guest bedroom) as the Home Hub, which seems destined to cause Apple Home issues. We haven't seen any yet, but this seems like a very odd requirement that really shouldn't be the case, and hasn't been a requirement for any of the other Thread devices we have. I haven't done any experiments to see what happens if our ethernet-connected AppleTV (the general before Thread came out, so not Thread compatible) is the designated Home Hub instead so I'm not sure really what is driving this requirement for the Onvis button. This *might* be something they correct either through an app or a button firmware update in the future. One note: for a week our Eve app has been reporting that this is connected via Bluetooth instead of Thread. After looking for solutions to this, I ran across a suggestion on Reddit that said to try restarting the phone. Immediately after doing so, now the Eve app shows it as connected to Thread. I'm not sure if the issue is a cosmetic one with the Eve app (not looking at updates from the button) or the button (missing something in the Thread spec that needs to be sent out when it connects to the router etc?), or if this was a real issue with the button (meaning that it actually stayed connected to my Bluetooth until I restarted the phone ... but I've gone miles out of bluetooth range several times so that seems unlikely). In any case, it now shows up as on the Thread network.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2025 by Jodi Dibble
If you are careful with it, it does work. The problem is the battery cover prongs are SO flimsy that they are easily damaged. If you break the wrong one, the battery loses contact and it doesn’t work. Then you tape it together and it looks crappy.
Reviewed in the United States on November 30, 2025 by K.W.
I’ve been using the Onvis HS2 smart button for several months now. Being that it uses Thread and not Bluetooth, it’s very fast when used in automations. One thing that’s not immediately obvious when looking at the HS2 is that the buttons are labeled. The middle button is the first button and the all the other buttons are labeled with dots that denote which button number it is (2 – 5). In pitch darkness, these dots, and the center button glow in the dark. Another nice touch is that the HS2 comes with stickers that you can place on the buttons themselves so that the user can be reminded what the buttons are used for. Most buttons do not come with these types of stickers and I’d have to find a way to use my printer to create similar stickers. So, I appreciate this touch. Also, for $35 Onvis has produced a product with 5 buttons. Other competitors are selling one button for the same price, so the current price is very competitive. The HS2 uses one CR2450 cell battery and should be used indoors only. The back of the HS2 is magnetic, so you place it on any metallic surface. It also comes with a magnetic mounting plate as well. The button itself also has double sided tape on the back that can also be used to mount it on a non-metallic surface. With 5 individual buttons, each supports single, double and long press, the HS2 supports up to 15 scenes within one device. However, those 15 scenes can be expanded by making each button support a toggle feature. Meaning, you can use one button to turn a light On and the same button to turn the light Off. You can accomplish this in using either Apple Shortcuts or straight Homekit automations. You can find tutorials to do this on by searching Homekitnews.com using the keywords “toggle” and “Eve button”. The specific articles below are what to look for: Creating a Simple Toggle Automation for Switches and Buttons Create an On/Off Toggle Switch With Home and Shortcuts Elgato releases Video Tutorial For The Eve Button Get More Out Of Your Elgato Eve Button – Part 2 Using the toggle feature will save you from using one button to turn on a device and using a difference button to turn off that same device. These tutorials are very thorough and will give you a lot of ideas on how to exploit the HS2 to its fullest capabilities. The only issue I encountered is with updating the firmware. That part of the app needs more work. But apart from that, this product is very good.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2023 by RPL
I’m an avid user of the Apple HomeKit smart home environment. I have 60+ smart devices currently installed in my home. I’m always on the lookout for new and innovative smart home products. I purchased the Onvis 5-Keys Smart Switch HS2 to control various devices and scenes in my home theatre. This product is a win for anyone with family members that aren’t keen about smart home technology. Some people just don’t like controlling things like lights with their phone or their voice. They prefer the tactile feel of a switch. This is where the HS2 shines. With single button click, the theatre lighting is set. The long click has been programmed to turn everything off. On the technology side the switch utilizes Thread communications which is great for anyone like me with a busy home WIFI network. Connecting it to my smart home was quick and easy. Each of the 5 buttons have 3 actions: single click, double click, and click and hold. This means you can control 15 individual devices or scenes. Using Apple Shortcuts, you can even double this number to 30. A single click can be programmed to turn a device on when it’s off or off if already on. The combinations feel limitless. I was happy to see that the switch came in minimal paper packaging with no plastic. The device itself has a high-quality look and feel. They also include an extra adhesive pad for installing the magnetic base. On top of that, they added small stickers that can be used to identify what each button does. Shipping the device without the included battery installed is also a nice touch to ensure you always start with a fully charged battery. The first time I used the device in the dark, I was surprised to see glow-in-the-dark marking to identify the orientation of the switch. Great foresight here! I should also mention that the buttons themselves produce a very satisfying click when used. I’ve been using the HS2 for about a month now and overall, I’ve very happy with it. With so many possible configurations and Thread communications, it’s my new go to for this type of smart home accessory. I’ll likely be buying more. Another great product from Onvis to enhance our smart homes.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2024 by Lisa A
Works great so far. First one was a dud and wouldn’t register to my apple Home. There are so many options in this little switch! Each button can do up to 3 different actions! Running on a thread environment and response time is less than 1/2 a second as well.
Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2026 by Austin