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Don
> 3 dayPain in the butt to set up while even following the directions to a T. After 3 attempts it finally works and work well.
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MEI Y WONG
> 3 dayI tried to follow instructions to install but didn’t work, had to download their app still in order to get the plugs installed properly.
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Chuck Marshall
> 3 dayThis comes at a great price and I chose it to go with the rest of the broadlink ecosystem in my bedroom, but I will say that regardless of the trigger it is pretty slow to activate. I control it through a couple of Google routines, a broadlink light switch and a broadlink button, but theres a delay in all cases, more so than other smart home products I have and even more than a broadlink light bulb.
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Nicholaus Runolfsson
> 3 dayI have arcade machines that are difficult to turn. I use these plugs to set up voice command and they work perfectly. Setup is super easy with NoApp and it syncs with Alexa in seconds.
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L. P.
Greater than one weekFor the most part this is a good product. I didnt want a smart plug that requires its own hub and app. I would rather just connect it all through the Google Nest Hub. Unfortunately there are times when Google Assistant doesnt recognize the plug and cant follow voice command to turn the plug on or off. I have to unplug the unit and let it reset and then it works fine. Shouldnt have to do this with a smart plug.
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Nat Taylor
> 3 dayIm in awe at how easy this was to set up, given the depressing amount of time Ive spent fussing with WeMo plugs. Exactly as the instructions say: 1) plug in 2) connect to the Broadlink SSID 3) Wait for the system to tell you to sign in to broadlink 4) Input your real SSID & password, also email and name your plug 5) activation email arrived in 30 seconds 5) Open Google Home app, add device, select NoAPP 6) Wait for 7-digit email code and input Thats it. No downloading apps. No passwords. Even the EULA was short enough to read.
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Carl D.
> 3 dayEasiest way to start automating your house You can plug anything into the socket and control it with your cellphone
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Adam Werking
> 3 dayIt makes my lights flicker sometimes.
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Declan Kuhic
Greater than one weekExtremely difficult for me to figure out set up. took three tries and numerous hours as I am not tech savvy. No instructions, and bad packaging labeling. Horrible experience. But once I got it it runs an item 2xs per day for a minute as hoped. (would like 30 second duration but only full minute programming)
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Dianne
Greater than one weekI like I can turn lights on and off where I am at.