I use these for my fans. They are great.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06XTKQTTV/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_fabc_FVK3BA2ZNJCT5W5NBZ4W
The GE 12722 is a normal on/off switch, will work with a fan or light, on/off only. They work great, although there is about a half-second delay between when you tap the switch and the light turns on/off, along with an audible click, which is kind of annoying.
The GE 14294 is a dimmer control, works with dimmable bulbs only, cannot be used with a ceiling fan except to control the lights. Press and hold up or down to change the light level. They work well, but I get some weird buzzing from dimmable LED's when they're set to lower levels like 10-20%.
The GE 14287 is the only one compatible with ceiling fans to control the fan speed. Low, Medium, and High settings, which are described as anything between 0-33% being Low, 33-66% is Medium, and 66%+ being High. Also press and hold to increase/decrease speed. I've had no issues with these, they work great in my bedroom to control the fan speed.
Thanks for the response. I'm trying to keep things as simple as possible. My target setup is this:
The lights will be wired to the switch. My must have option is color temperature selection. I'd like color hue selection. I'd like to keep it all in a single app and to avoid additional hubs for intercompatibility.
Are there any options or do I need to add something like a HUE Hub and some HUE bulbs to the setup?
Thanks in advance for your response. I'm just now diving into this world and the competing standards are feeling like the wild west :)