Shelly BLU Button1 Red | Bluetooth-Operated Action and Scenes Activation Button | Home Automation | iOS Android App | No Hub Required | Long Battery Life | LED Indication | Buzzer | Broad Range

I love Shelly products. I have many of their Wi-Fi controlled (ESP8266 based) switches.Recently I added *Shelly BLU Button1".I have this integrated with Home Assistant and next to my bed. Pressing the button in the evening turns off the forced air heating and turns on my heated blanket. Pressing the switch again in the morning turns off the electric blanket and starts the heating in the house. Works like a charm.The problem started when my battery discharged in about a week. OK - I attributed it to a shelf life and put inside a new one. The posting says "long battery life". Done.Today the device was without power again after slightly more than another week.I powered the button from a laboratory power supply and now it is obvious: The quiescent current draw is approximately 1.15mA. Typical capacity of CR2032 battery is around 240mAh. Divided by the measured current comes to approximately 8.7 days. And that is what I have seen.I have only one button so I cannot confirm if this issue is "one of" or if this is typical power dissipation of this (otherwise beautifully engineered) button.Update: Upgraded firmware and that fixed the power draw. Shelly tech support was helpful and responsive.

Using it as a garage door opener paired with a 1PM and I couldn't be happier :) Other click options (1x and 3x) control 2 other Plus 1s.

I like it a single button click works great but it is hard to do a double button click, the timing is very fast.

Battery dies within hours of installing a new battery… Without using it.

I have a Shelly Plus 1 relay controlling my garage lights behind a PIR wall switch. Unfortunately on the other side of the garage at my work bench I am hidden by the cars blocking the PIR sensor. So if I need the lights to be overridden and stay on while I'm working in the garage but out of range of the PIR sensor, I simply click my Shelly Blu Button which in turns switches the relay on, leaving the garage lights on for me. A simple push and they are off. Almost instantaneous reaction. Going to be buying more to integrate with Home Assistant and other use cases.

I bought two of these to use with Home Assistant despite the negative reviews. Based on my experience, do not use the primary Shelly app to connect and configure these buttons. Use the *Shelly BLE Debug* app to configure these instead.These were my first Shelly products. I downloaded the Shelly app and connected through a Shelly Bluetooth Gateway easy enough. The primary Shelly app suggested I update the firmware but when I did, the update failed and the buttons were unresponsive after. As others have experienced, the reported battery life was draining extremely quickly using the primary Shelly app. I thought I had just confirmed the negative reviews and bricked the buttons.I really wanted these to work so I dug deeper and discovered the 'Shelly BLE Debug' app. Following instructions available online I was able to revive the buttons and Home Assistant found them immediately. With the Debug app I was also able to update the firmware, mute the button clicks, and turn off the Beacon feature since I wanted to use these as controllers, not to find my lost items. The Debug app seems to work well for new 'unspoiled' buttons also.Home Assistant offered suggestions to automate the buttons for the four triggers available: single, double, triple, and hold presses. For example, I added an automation for one press to unlock the door and turn on a lamp. Two presses locks the door.I've only had them up a couple of days but the battery is still showing close to 100% for those I did not connect to the primary Shelly app. These are small enough to comfortably fit on a keychain. Time will tell on full battery life and durability.

Fun while it lasted… which wasn't long. I liked this button for it's small size but the actual button could have been larger, and for some reason it died within 6 months. The v2 Shelly button has been a real workhorse for me though.

Works great with my Home Assistant setup. Controls scenes based on 1, 2, or 3 button presses. Unfortunately, batteries last less than a week in this thing. I’ve tried a few different brands and the results are the same.