Smart Switch "No Hub Required" Connection Problems

If you got a Smart Switch labeled No Hub Required and you are having connection problems, this simple solution should resolve it.
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[@cutlass403]

Does "No Hub Required" mean that it connects directly with Google or Alexa? Thx.

[@weirdducksstudio]

@cutlass403 Good Question. It means it connects directly to your WiFi. Most of "no hub" connect via an app called smart life or tuya. You will most likely need to enable in Alexa and Google Home. Here is a great video on how that is done. ruclips.net/video/rNUFJUBr7bU/видео.htmlsi=pHR6HqUs3YMLWabf
Thanks for the comment!

[@cutlass403]

@@weirdducksstudio Thanks for responding. I'll check the video out now.