Hello people! It is great to find such a community of Smart Home Automation enthusiasts in Malaysia.
Let me introduce the setup I have at home:
1) 3 storey link house
2) 5x Alexa Echo Dots
3) 5x Broadlink RM Mini 3 in all rooms for IR-based appliance controls
4) 1x Broadlink RM Pro+ in dining area at the ground floor
5) 1x Broadlink TC2 3-gang wall switch, integrated to (4)
6) Raspberry Pi with HA installed + Haaska Alexa Skill for the discovery of broadlink remote devices exposed by all the RM Mini 3s and RM Pro+
I have managed to get Alexa to trigger the TC2 switches nicely through HA without depending on the Broadlink servers which is cool. However, in my next iteration of the smart home automation project I need to replace several spots of light switches which are 2-way in nature. FYI, my definition of 2-way means the same light being controlled by 2 different switches. The diagram below illustrates this:

I've been Google'ing for a while and I could not find 2-way TC2 switches. I then dropped the
Broadlink Malaysia a message to check if they have a solution for 2-way switches. I received the following:

Apparently, this wireless eTouch switch is able to pair with another wired eTouch switch (imagine the wired eTouch switch is one of my existing TC2 switch that does not support 2-way). I however, had confirmed that these do not work with the TC2.
I would like to seek for the advice and opinions of all the sifus here. What is a typical solution for 2-way switches?
Actually my house doesn't use 2 way switch anymore, I just replace it with PIR sensor, automatically turn on when someone in the staircase.