Shelly
Shelly Wall Display X1i
- Wi-Fi
- Bluetooth
Verified July 2026
This isn't a Home Assistant dashboard baked into your wall — it's a real light switch with a 4-inch Android screen bolted on, and you build the kiosk view yourself with Browser Mod and a restricted user. Do that, though, and you get a genuinely local relay switch plus a proper little control panel for one room, no cloud, no subscription. Just don't expect it to happily run a busy dashboard full of camera feeds — the quad-core chip isn't built for that.
In Home Assistant
| Control | Type | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Relay switch | Switch | The onboard 5A/240V relay, controlling whatever light or appliance circuit is wired to it |
| Display media player | Media player (firmware 2.2+) | Volume/mute control for the panel's built-in speaker |
| Dashboard kiosk view | Device-side browser setting, not an HA entity | Point the panel at your HA instance URL to full-screen your existing dashboard — configured on the device, not created by the integration |
The shelly integration adds the relay as a local switch entity over RPC (HTTP/WebSocket) — no cloud round trip. To use it as a dashboard rather than just a switch, you separately create a restricted-permissions HA user, install Browser Mod (register it with the panel's browser first), then Kiosk Mode for that user — doing that in the wrong order breaks popup registration on the panel. A useful automation: use the panel's onboard proximity sensor (exposed as a regular sensor entity) to auto-wake the display and switch its dashboard to a 'someone's home' view when presence is detected nearby.
Specs
- os
- Android 11
- ram
- 1 GB
- wifi
- Wi-Fi 6 dual-band (2.4GHz/5GHz)
- touch
- 5-point capacitive
- sensors
- light, proximity, microphone, speaker
- storage
- 8 GB
- mounting
- standard UK/EU flush wall box (light switch back box)
- processor
- Rockchip RK3326-S quad-core Cortex-A35 1.5GHz
- screen size
- 4 inch, 720x720
- relay rating
- 5A, 240V max switching
- neutral required
- true