Lasco Zigbee 3.0 2 gang review: best local brand

How we reviewed this: we read the Shopee PH listing, checked the listed specs, and went through the owner reviews.

Lasco Zigbee 3.0 2 Gang Smart Touch Light Switch, Black
Quick verdict

The only switch here from a Philippine brand with local after-sales, running Zigbee 3.0 with no neutral wire, but it needs a Lasco gateway and will not drive smart or fluorescent bulbs.

At a glance

BrandLasco
TypeSmart light switch
Priceโ‚ฑ1,400 (as of Aug 12, 2026)
Shopee owner rating5.0 โ˜… from 20 Shopee ratings
Shoplascohome
Units sold74

Specifications

Specs per Lasco Philippines product documentation

TypeSmart light switch
ConnectivityZigbee 3.0
Neutral wireNot required
HubLasco Zigbee 3.0 gateway required
Gangs2 gang
AppsLasco, Smart Life and Tuya
Voice controlAlexa, Google Assistant and Siri Shortcuts
BodyFlame-retardant, tempered glass touch panel

Pros and cons

โœ“ Pros

  • A Philippine brand with a local website and local after-sales, not an anonymous overseas seller
  • Zigbee 3.0 mesh, which stays responsive when a house full of Wi-Fi devices would not
  • Skips the neutral wire, so it retrofits an old switch box
  • Works with the Lasco app plus Smart Life, Tuya, Alexa, Google Assistant and Siri Shortcuts

โœ— Cons

  • Needs a Lasco Zigbee 3.0 gateway, an extra box to buy before the switch does anything
  • Lasco states it will not drive fluorescent lamps, smart bulbs, color or gradient lights, or light strips
  • Fixed at 2 gang, so a three-lamp room needs a different plate
  • Rated by only 20 owners so far, a thin base to judge long-term reliability on

The Lasco Zigbee 3.0 2 gang switch is our Best Local Brand pick: Zigbee 3.0, no neutral wire, and a Philippine company behind it, for around โ‚ฑ1,400 as of August 12, 2026.

What does buying local actually get you?

Someone to talk to when it fails.

Every other switch in this ranking is an import sold through a Shopee storefront. Lasco is a Philippine company with its own site and local after-sales. When a mains-wired part in your wall stops working in month seven, that difference stops being abstract.

You also get an app maintained for this market, plus Smart Life, Tuya, Alexa, Google Assistant and Siri Shortcuts compatibility, so you are not locked into it.

What is the catch?

Two, and both need saying up front.

You must buy a Lasco Zigbee 3.0 gateway. The switch does nothing on its own. That is normal for Zigbee, but it means your first switch really costs the switch plus the hub.

It will not drive every bulb. Lasco states it will not work with fluorescent lamps, smart bulbs, color lights, gradient lights or light strips. That is the standard no-neutral limitation, and we would rather a brand print it than hide it. Use ordinary LED bulbs and let the switch be the smart part.

Is Zigbee worth the extra box?

If you are wiring more than a few switches, yes. Zigbee devices relay for each other, so the network gets stronger as you add switches, and none of them take a slot on your router. A dozen Wi-Fi switches in a concrete house is where that approach starts to sag.

For one or two switches, the hub is dead weight and a Wi-Fi panel is the smarter buy.

Is this smart switch sulit?

Around โ‚ฑ1,400 as of August 12, 2026, plus the gateway. Check the latest price on Shopee.

That is around โ‚ฑ700 per switched circuit across its two gangs, roughly three times the โ‚ฑ199 budget panel. You are paying for local support and a mesh that scales. The 3 gang version works out cheaper per circuit, so if the box has three wires, buy that one instead.

Worth being straight about the evidence: only 20 owners have rated it, so there is not much long-term data yet.

Who this smart switch suits

Buy this if local warranty support matters more to you than price, and you are planning enough switches to justify a gateway. It is the right choice for a homeowner wiring a whole house who wants a name they can chase. For one switch in a rental, it is the wrong tool.

See how it ranks in our best smart light switches in the Philippines roundup, or weigh Zigbee against Wi-Fi in our smart light switch buying guide.

Other smart switch options to compare

Three lamps in the room? The Lasco Zigbee 3.0 3 gang switch is the same switch with an extra circuit and works out cheaper per gang. Want Zigbee without the price? The SMATRUL Tuya Zigbee no-neutral switch runs on any Tuya gateway and costs a good deal less, though support is an overseas Shopee inbox.

Compare Lasco Zigbee 3.0 2 Gang Smart Touch Light Switch, Black

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to buy a Lasco gateway?

Yes, and budget for it before you compare prices. Zigbee switches do not talk to your router directly. Lasco states its Zigbee 3.0 gateway is required, so the real cost of your first Lasco switch is the switch plus the hub. The second and third switch are then much cheaper.

What bulbs will it not work with?

Lasco lists these plainly, which we appreciate: fluorescent lamps, smart bulbs, color lights, gradient lights and light strips. That is normal for a no-neutral switch. Pair it with ordinary LED or incandescent bulbs and let the switch be the smart part, not the bulb.

Why buy a local brand over a cheaper import?

Support you can actually reach. Lasco is a Philippine company with a local website and local after-sales, so a warranty claim is a conversation rather than a message into an overseas Shopee inbox. On a part wired into your wall, that is worth real money to some buyers.

Is Zigbee better than Wi-Fi for switches?

For a whole house, usually yes. Zigbee devices relay for each other, so coverage improves as you add switches, and none of them sit on your router. Wi-Fi is better for one or two switches because there is no hub to buy.

Researched by Sofia Meneses ยท Written by Gabriel Manalo ยท Published Aug 12, 2026 ยท Updated Sep 12, 2026 ยท How we review

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