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The Onvis Smart Button is a battery-operated Apple Home remote built with Thread. It allows you to control smart bulbs, smart plugs, and anything else in your HomeKit environment. It has five total buttons (one large and four on the outside area). Each button can trigger up to three HomeKit functions. It offers single, double, and long-press options. It runs on a standard coin battery and comes with a wall mount for easy storage.
HomeKit Weekly: The Onvis Smart Button is the perfect way to share Apple Home access with guests - 9to5Mac
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