Yes, I got stuck with that happening as well. Some items are buy only one at the price given. That is why it is tricky to find a cheap price you can buy multiples of. I recently also ordered some leak sensors, temp/humid sensors, and soil moisture sensors. I paid between $4-$6 per item after hunting down the good prices.
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I had the same issue. I initially selected 1, then I tried to go back and change it to 2 with no success. I only need one at the moment so I went with that. My guess is a second order at a higher price will permit a larger qty.
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I monkeyed with that for a while and could not fiquire out why it would not let me add more. I dont remember how but it was like Chris said, somehow just one for .99. Then I was able to add all the others at the higher price.
The usb micro switches arrived yesterday so 11 days to get, not bad. They pair really fast however mine paired as device. Changed them to generic zigbee switch and made a rule to power cycle once a week. My presence sensors do not seem to freeze up that often compared to how they used to but it seems they are more likely to do it after a hub restart like when I update. I was trying to find a RM trigger that can be triggered after a hub restart but can't find it. Is there a such thing?
I posted this above if you want to play with it.
Edit: 2/28/26: updated that app, works better now with using scheduling for delays instead of using pauseExecution. Reboot resets are working.
It has been working for my weekly restarts, but I haven't tested the reboot part yet, since I still haven't had to reboot since adding it. I probably should test that today.
It lets you set a schedule for resets and it should reset your devices after reboot, with the delay that is set in the app settings.
Edit: to answer the question, you need to use Location, systemStart as a trigger for a rule if doing it in RM.
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Thanks Chris. Just installed it.
So, did you test the reboot part, and did anything blow up?! 
Dang... I forgot to get to that again 
I can't complain about having a stable hub that is giving me no reason to reboot, though.
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Some of the best boring there is... 
I had a few lagging devices this morning so I rebooted. I checked logs and all the sensors did restart 300 seconds after hub reboot. The sensors are all still working, so I assume the reboot reset worked to keep them active.
My hub is pretty busy after a reboot, but five minutes seems to have been a good enough delay to restart them.
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Thanks for checking on this, nice to know it's all good. I have two Sylvania light strips that can get a little needy after a hub reboot, a quick disconnect/reconnect from power straightens them out. I may put them on Zigbee plugs and give the strips a restart via your app after any hub restart. Thanks!
