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Billy
> 3 dayEs muy fácil de intalar y súper útil para cualquier cosa que quieras controlar que no sea inteligente 10/10
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Isac Beier
> 3 dayI had difficulty setting it up. It’s not even connected to my Alexa yet, because I had to download the BroadLink app and make an account there, but couldn’t get Alexa to find the device even after doing that. And after all I that I was over it so settled with it working through the BroadLink app. However, using the plug through the BroadLink app has been smooth. I will add you might have better luck, because I’m not the most tech savvy person.
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Tom M.
> 3 dayThe ability to add this to my Alexa smart home devices without having to add it to the Broadlink app first is so nice. Makes for a quick and simple setup.
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Jay
> 3 dayTook 3 tries, but then they worked great.
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Martin B.
> 3 dayExcellent product!. Works great, I even use one with Alexa to trun on my fan. They are very easy to install and I dont worry about turning them off, with the delay function in the app, it happens automatically.
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Barry
> 3 dayThis product is impossible to set up. I tried several times over the course of a couple of weeks and had no success. I have other smart plugs I was able to connect in a matter of seconds. The instructions are so convoluted and inconsistent for example when it says to connect to the BroadLink Wi-Fi item it doesn’t show up. Completely Useless product which I have returned
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F M Woodward
20-04-2025The product advertise no app, but it still demands you provide an email to register your device through their website. I was wrong to interpret no app as no third party snooping. It is not the manufacturers fault. I was looking for a wifi device that works without registration or setup without through an external website, but it seems this does not exist. It seems rather invasive to have my thermostat or light switch on the internet connected to data systems I do not control.
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David Quintero
> 3 dayMy advice to not tech savvy users: Read carefully and be patient, or just get someones help instead. These are easy to set up if you have some decent skills. I just followed the instructions in Alexa and set em up in 5 minutes, even though its my first step into the smart home world. I used one for my coffee maker. Awesome. A second one to get my laptop switching between battery and electricity (A simple routine to turn on/off every 2 hours), for the sake of battery life spam. Used the third one with the light of my daughters room so I can go to bed and it doesnt stay on all night. Soooo many different uses, Ill get more in the future.
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SEB
> 3 dayMy home is not a smart home, and I dont need it to be, I just needed one light to turn on without messing with a poorly designed switch. This plug replaced an old remote plug that was turning itself on repeatedly throughout the day. The plug was easy to install using the Google Home app I already have and has worked to turn a pole light on-and-off. I mostly use the button on the device itself (the outlet is easy to get to) but the remote function through Google Home has come in handy too. I have had no problems with the plug triggering itself on or going offline in the 3 months Ive used it. I likely wont need another smart plug for a long time, but this one would be my first choice to repurchase.
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Declan Kuhic
> 3 dayExtremely 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)