Shelly Wall Display XL

Note

Research only: no unit of this model has been tested. See the Wall Display family page for sourcing, the firmware OTA mechanism, access model and security notes shared across the whole line.

The Wall Display XL, firmware codename Blake, is a 10.1 in panel on a Rockchip RK3566 (Cortex-A55), Android 11 — the largest and most capable model in the Shelly Wall Display family. It is on the modern WallDisplayV2 (arm64-v8a) OTA track, alongside the X1i, X2i, Maverick and Dayna, and has access to the built-in AppStore.

Also sold as

Shelly Wall Display XL, firmware codename Blake.

SoC	Rockchip RK3566, Cortex-A55
Display	10.1 in
Android	11
ABI	arm64-v8a
Sensors	Ambient light documented; a motion sensor (official, exact technology unverified); Android API exposure unverified
Relay	1 output
Root	Not established on this model; the modern OTA declares no build type. On a Wall Display X2i tested on factory firmware 2.5.4, developer options and USB debugging unlock from the Settings app and adb then connects, still without root; whether the same applies to this model is untested.
Released	About September 2025 (est.); Shelly launched the XL in Europe around 10 September 2025 (launch coverage, Notebookcheck, September 2025)

Caution

The built-in Home Assistant browser on the XL had rendering and layout problems with Home Assistant frontend 2025.12 and a 2026.1 pre-release (tracked in home-assistant/frontend#28755 and #28746; core compatibility in home-assistant/core#162665). An app using the system WebView on the same device rendered correctly, which shows the issue was specific to the built-in browser’s WebView rather than the hardware.

From Panel Assistant 1.0 the XL uses the shared Shelly profile, which carries what the X2i showed about this firmware: full screen-off without root, and Back and Home without Recents. Its own sensors are checked on the panel when Panel Assistant starts. No XL has been confirmed yet, so a report from an owner is welcome; see What the X2i means for the rest of the line.

See the Wall Display family page for the full access-model reasoning, the OTA update endpoints (WallDisplayV2 track) and the firmware version history.

Source

Shelly Wall Display XL knowledge base.