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Sonoff MINI ONE Zigbee Smart Switch vs Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM

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Key differences between Sonoff MINI ONE Zigbee Smart Switch and Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM

A summary of selected recorded differences between these relays. Check the full specification table below for details and conditions.

Feature differences among your selected devices
  • 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi (connectivity): Sonoff MINI ONE Zigbee Smart Switch — No; Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM — Yes.
  • Dry Contact Mode (features): Sonoff MINI ONE Zigbee Smart Switch — No; Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM — Yes.
  • Energy Monitoring (features): Sonoff MINI ONE Zigbee Smart Switch — No (Power metering is the separate MINI ONE PM model; this one reports no energy data and Zigbee2MQTT exposes none); Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM — Yes.
  • On Off Button (features): Sonoff MINI ONE Zigbee Smart Switch — Yes; Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM — No.
Specifications to check side by side
  • Zigbee (connectivity): Sonoff MINI ONE Zigbee Smart Switch — Zigbee Hub required (Zigbee 3.0 over IEEE 802.15.4, EFR32MG21); Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM — No.
  • Apple Home (integrations): Sonoff MINI ONE Zigbee Smart Switch — SONOFF Hub required (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.); Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM — Yes.
  • Matter (integrations): Sonoff MINI ONE Zigbee Smart Switch — SONOFF Hub required (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).); Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM — Yes.
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Apple Home

  • Sonoff MINI ONE Zigbee Smart SwitchSONOFF Hub required
  • Switchbot Relay Switch 1PMYes

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Matter

  • Sonoff MINI ONE Zigbee Smart SwitchSONOFF Hub required
  • Switchbot Relay Switch 1PMYes

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Connectivity

Sonoff MINI ONE Zigbee Smart Switch
No
Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM
Yes
Sonoff MINI ONE Zigbee Smart Switch
No
Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM
No
Sonoff MINI ONE Zigbee Smart Switch
Yes
Catalog note

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

Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM
Yes
Sonoff MINI ONE Zigbee Smart Switch
No
Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM
No
Sonoff MINI ONE Zigbee Smart Switch
No
Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM
No
Sonoff MINI ONE Zigbee Smart Switch
No
Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM
No
Sonoff MINI ONE Zigbee Smart Switch
Zigbee Hub required
Catalog note

Zigbee 3.0 over IEEE 802.15.4, EFR32MG21

Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM
No

Features

Sonoff MINI ONE Zigbee Smart Switch
Yes
Catalog note

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

Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM
Yes
Sonoff MINI ONE Zigbee Smart Switch
No
Catalog note

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

Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM
No
Sonoff MINI ONE Zigbee Smart Switch
No
Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM
Yes
Sonoff MINI ONE Zigbee Smart Switch
No
Catalog note

Power metering is the separate MINI ONE PM model; this one reports no energy data and Zigbee2MQTT exposes none

Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM
Yes
Manufacturer source

The relay monitors electrical consumption.

Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM manufacturer product page →
Source section
Product description
Model
Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM
Region
Manufacturer product page; no universal regional compatibility implied
Firmware
Not specified by this source
Checked

The described bridge function covers up to two compatible SwitchBot Bluetooth devices; it is not a universal Bluetooth bridge.

Document check only; not a hands-on test or verification of every regional or firmware variant.

Sonoff MINI ONE Zigbee Smart Switch
No
Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM
No
Sonoff MINI ONE Zigbee Smart Switch
Yes
Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM
No
Sonoff MINI ONE Zigbee Smart Switch
Yes
Catalog note

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

Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM
No
Sonoff MINI ONE Zigbee Smart Switch
Yes
Catalog note

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

Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM
Yes
Sonoff MINI ONE Zigbee Smart Switch
1
Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM
1
Sonoff MINI ONE Zigbee Smart Switch
Yes
Catalog note

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

Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM
Yes
Sonoff MINI ONE Zigbee Smart Switch
Yes
Catalog note

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

Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM
Yes
Sonoff MINI ONE Zigbee Smart Switch
Yes
Catalog note

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

Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM
No

Integrations

Sonoff MINI ONE Zigbee Smart Switch
Yes
Catalog note

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

Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM
Yes
Sonoff MINI ONE Zigbee Smart Switch
SONOFF Hub required
Catalog note

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.

Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM
Yes
Sonoff MINI ONE Zigbee Smart Switch
Yes
Catalog note

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

Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM
Yes
Sonoff MINI ONE Zigbee Smart Switch
Yes
Catalog note

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.

Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM
Yes
Sonoff MINI ONE Zigbee Smart Switch
SONOFF Hub required
Catalog note

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).

Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM
Yes
Manufacturer source

Matter integration is supported.

Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM manufacturer product page →
Source section
Product description
Model
Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM
Region
Manufacturer product page; no universal regional compatibility implied
Firmware
Not specified by this source
Checked

The described bridge function covers up to two compatible SwitchBot Bluetooth devices; it is not a universal Bluetooth bridge.

Document check only; not a hands-on test or verification of every regional or firmware variant.

Sonoff MINI ONE Zigbee Smart Switch
Yes
Catalog note

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

Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM
Yes

Power

Sonoff MINI ONE Zigbee Smart Switch
100-240 V
Catalog note

Rated 16A 100-240V~ 50/60Hz

Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM
100-240 V
Sonoff MINI ONE Zigbee Smart Switch
Yes
Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM
Yes
Sonoff MINI ONE Zigbee Smart Switch
Not recorded
Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM
Not recorded
Sonoff MINI ONE Zigbee Smart Switch
Not recorded
Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM
Not recorded
Sonoff MINI ONE Zigbee Smart Switch
Not recorded
Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM
Not recorded
Sonoff MINI ONE Zigbee Smart Switch
Not applicable / unspecified
Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM
Not recorded
Sonoff MINI ONE Zigbee Smart Switch
Not applicable / unspecified
Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM
10A
Sonoff MINI ONE Zigbee Smart Switch
Not applicable / unspecified
Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM
Not recorded
Sonoff MINI ONE Zigbee Smart Switch
No
Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM
Yes
Sonoff MINI ONE Zigbee Smart Switch
Not recorded
Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM
1.2W
Sonoff MINI ONE Zigbee Smart Switch
Not recorded
Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM
Yes
Sonoff MINI ONE Zigbee Smart Switch
Not recorded
Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM
Not recorded
Sonoff MINI ONE Zigbee Smart Switch
Not recorded
Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM
Not recorded
Sonoff MINI ONE Zigbee Smart Switch
Yes
Catalog note

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

Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM
Yes
Sonoff MINI ONE Zigbee Smart Switch
Yes
Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM
Yes
Sonoff MINI ONE Zigbee Smart Switch
16A
Catalog note

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

Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM
16A
Sonoff MINI ONE Zigbee Smart Switch
3840W
Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM
Not recorded

Safety Features

Sonoff MINI ONE Zigbee Smart Switch
Not recorded
Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM
Yes
Catalog note

SwitchBot Relay Switch 1PM is equipped with an overload protection feature that automatically disconnects the input if the current exceeds 16A. This protection helps prevent overheating or potential damage by cutting power when high current levels are detected. If overload protection is triggered, you can reset the device by turning off the power and restarting it, which will clear the protection state.

Sonoff MINI ONE Zigbee Smart Switch
Yes
Catalog note

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

Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM
Yes
Sonoff MINI ONE Zigbee Smart Switch
Not recorded
Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM
No
Sonoff MINI ONE Zigbee Smart Switch
Not recorded
Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM
No
Specifications for Sonoff MINI ONE Zigbee Smart Switch versus Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM
SpecificationSonoff MINI ONE Zigbee Smart SwitchSwitchbot Relay Switch 1PM
Connectivity
NoYes
NoNo
Yes
Catalog note

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

Yes
NoNo
NoNo
NoNo
Zigbee Hub required
Catalog note

Zigbee 3.0 over IEEE 802.15.4, EFR32MG21

No
Features
Yes
Catalog note

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

Yes
No
Catalog note

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

No
NoYes
No
Catalog note

Power metering is the separate MINI ONE PM model; this one reports no energy data and Zigbee2MQTT exposes none

Yes
Manufacturer source

The relay monitors electrical consumption.

Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM manufacturer product page →
Source section
Product description
Model
Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM
Region
Manufacturer product page; no universal regional compatibility implied
Firmware
Not specified by this source
Checked

The described bridge function covers up to two compatible SwitchBot Bluetooth devices; it is not a universal Bluetooth bridge.

Document check only; not a hands-on test or verification of every regional or firmware variant.

NoNo
YesNo
Yes
Catalog note

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

No
Yes
Catalog note

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

Yes
11
Yes
Catalog note

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

Yes
Yes
Catalog note

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

Yes
Yes
Catalog note

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

No
Integrations
Yes
Catalog note

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

Yes
SONOFF Hub required
Catalog note

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.

Yes
Yes
Catalog note

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

Yes
Yes
Catalog note

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.

Yes
SONOFF Hub required
Catalog note

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).

Yes
Manufacturer source

Matter integration is supported.

Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM manufacturer product page →
Source section
Product description
Model
Switchbot Relay Switch 1PM
Region
Manufacturer product page; no universal regional compatibility implied
Firmware
Not specified by this source
Checked

The described bridge function covers up to two compatible SwitchBot Bluetooth devices; it is not a universal Bluetooth bridge.

Document check only; not a hands-on test or verification of every regional or firmware variant.

Yes
Catalog note

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

Yes
Power
100-240 V
Catalog note

Rated 16A 100-240V~ 50/60Hz

100-240 V
YesYes
Not recordedNot recorded
Not recordedNot recorded
Not recordedNot recorded
Not applicable / unspecifiedNot recorded
Not applicable / unspecified10A
Not applicable / unspecifiedNot recorded
NoYes
Not recorded1.2W
Not recordedYes
Not recordedNot recorded
Not recordedNot recorded
Yes
Catalog note

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

Yes
YesYes
16A
Catalog note

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

16A
3840WNot recorded
Safety Features
Not recordedYes
Catalog note

SwitchBot Relay Switch 1PM is equipped with an overload protection feature that automatically disconnects the input if the current exceeds 16A. This protection helps prevent overheating or potential damage by cutting power when high current levels are detected. If overload protection is triggered, you can reset the device by turning off the power and restarting it, which will clear the protection state.

Yes
Catalog note

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

Yes
Not recordedNo
Not recordedNo

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