Sonoff MINI ONE PM Zigbee Smart Switch vs Sonoff MINI ONE Zigbee Smart Switch

SONOFF's own comparison lists the connectivity as Zigbee 3.0/BLE: Bluetooth drives Proximity Mode, which lets the phone control the switch directly when the Zigbee gateway is offline

BLE powers Proximity Mode, which lets the phone connect to the switch directly for basic control and settings when no Zigbee gateway is available

Zigbee 3.0 over IEEE 802.15.4, EFR32MG21 chip, 2405-2480 MHz per the FCC grant

Zigbee 3.0 over IEEE 802.15.4, EFR32MG21

Schedules, countdowns, inching, group control and smart scenes in eWeLink, plus run-completion and maintenance-reminder alerts driven by the power readings, and Zigbee Binding for direct device-to-device control

Smart timer, smart scene, group control and Zigbee Binding for direct device-to-device local control without the gateway

Indoor concealed installation in an 86-type, EU-type or 120-type wall box, 60 mm depth or deeper

Designed for EU flush-mounted, 86-type and 120-type wall boxes, 60 mm depth recommended

The terminal table lists both outputs as live wire output terminals, so the contact is not potential-free

A single press toggles the load; five seconds enters pairing and ten seconds is a factory reset

Over-the-air updates through eWeLink and Zigbee2MQTT

Over-the-air updates through eWeLink, Zigbee2MQTT and ZHA

The power-on state is configurable, and a delayed power-on timer staggers the load after an outage

Power-on state is configurable as On, Off or Keep, plus a delayed power-on timer to stagger loads after an outage

The two L Out terminals switch mains live to the load and are internally connected for wiring convenience only

The two parallel L Out terminals switch mains live to the load

Detach relay mode separates the wired wall switch from the relay output so smart bulbs downstream stay powered

Detach relay mode turns the wired wall switch into a smart trigger so connected smart bulbs never lose power

SONOFF lists its Zigbee role as Router: 180 m to the gateway by default and 250 m with Turbo mode enabled

SONOFF lists its Zigbee role as Router: 180 m to the gateway by default and 250 m with Turbo mode enabled

SONOFF's compatible hub table lists on/off and smart scene through an Echo Plus 2nd, Echo 4th or Echo Show 2nd with a built-in Zigbee hub, and Alexa also works through eWeLink account linking

SONOFF's own feature table lists on/off, smart scene and smart timer through Alexa, using an Echo with a built-in Zigbee hub or the eWeLink skill

SONOFF's own comparison marks Apple Home as available only via a Matter bridge (ZBBridge-U, iHost or eWeLink CUBE with a SONOFF Zigbee dongle). Apple Home has no Zigbee radio of its own.

The product page states it works with Apple Home via a SONOFF Matter bridge (ZBBridge-U, iHost or eWeLink CUBE with a SONOFF Zigbee dongle). Apple Home has no Zigbee radio of its own.

SONOFF lists Google Home voice control for this model after the switch is added to eWeLink through a SONOFF Zigbee gateway and the account is linked, or through a SONOFF Matter bridge

SONOFF lists Google Home for this model via its Matter bridges or via eWeLink cloud-to-cloud once the switch is added through a SONOFF Zigbee gateway

Zigbee2MQTT supports this exact model from version 2.11.0 and exposes state, power, current, voltage, energy totals, turbo mode, detach relay mode and overheat reporting. ZHA works through the setup script SONOFF publishes while its native support is pending review.

Zigbee2MQTT supports this exact model from version 2.12.1 and exposes state, power-on behaviour, detach relay mode, turbo mode and overheat reporting. ZHA support is still pending a merge, so ZHA users need SONOFF's setup script for the full feature set.

The switch itself is Zigbee, not Matter: SONOFF republishes it into Matter through its own bridges (ZBBridge-U, iHost, eWeLink CUBE with a SONOFF Zigbee dongle).

The switch itself is Zigbee, not Matter: SONOFF republishes it into Matter through its own bridges (ZBBridge-U, iHost, eWeLink CUBE with a SONOFF Zigbee dongle).

SONOFF's compatible hub table lists SmartThings through the Aeotec Smart Home Hub (V3), which pairs it as a standard Zigbee device; a SmartThings driver has to be imported to read the energy data

SONOFF's feature table lists SmartThings through the Aeotec SmartThings Hub (V3), which pairs it as a standard Zigbee device

Rated 16A 110-240V~ 50/60Hz, single-phase only

Mains AC only: the manual restricts it to a single-phase 110-240V~ supply

SONOFF's own FAQ answers that the MINI-ZB1GSP requires a neutral wire, and the terminal block reads N, L, L, L Out, L Out and S1

SONOFF states a neutral wire is required, and the wiring diagram uses N, L, two parallel L Out terminals and the S1 external switch input

SONOFF rates the relay at 16A max resistive load

60% higher than the ZBMINIR2, which is rated 10A

SONOFF describes dual overload and overheat protection that cuts power when the temperature passes the safety threshold, and Zigbee2MQTT exposes the resulting device_overheated attribute

Built-in high-precision temperature sensing cuts the relay output when the temperature approaches the safety threshold, and Zigbee2MQTT exposes the resulting device_overheated attribute