CMARS Smart Plug, ZigBee Switch Mini Smart Outlet Works with ST, Alexa, Echo (4th gen) Echo Plus (2nd) Google Home, Works as a Range Extender, Hub Required （2 Pack）

Good quality. There is only feature i wish it had which is to tell how thr power draw on the device

My deconz console indicates that the devices are repeating. At first they only showed yup as endpoints, but now they seem to be repeating. I do see a difference in my zigbee network. I originally pick these up for the repeaters. I have not plugged anything into them to be remote controlled yet.

These 2 plugs were my first zigbee devices on my Hubitat system. I only had z-wave devices, before these. My house is small, and I didnt have any trouble with my in-wall z-wave switches and plug-in outlets communicating at full strength with my hub. When I got these two new outlets, I plugged them into a socket next to my hub and included them very easily. Unfortunately, when I moved them them down the hall to the locations I wanted to use them, they wouldnt connect--with a continual sending message. They were only about 30-35 feet from the hub, but with a couple of interior walls in the way. I found that if I put one of the outlets in the hall about 18-20 feet away, then I could reach the other at the desired 35 foot location, but if I unplugged the hallway outlet, then I stopped communicating with the endpoint 35 feet away. This really limits the usefulness of these plugs, and I cant recommend them. At best, its like I bought 2 devices, but only got one and lost a hallway plug.

Integrated with SmartThings. Works fine. Who cares about the audible click? Come on, it’s a switch.

I bought two boxes of these plugs to use with a Philips Hue hub, and they work perfectly. Theyre easy to set up through the hue app.

I bought a slew of these for some home automation tasks about 9 months ago, and they are starting to die off, one by one, a few days in between. They start to reset once every 10 minutes to a few hours, then they just go dead. Bummer.

I love everything about these plugs except that I wish you could plug two in the wall, one on top of the other because when you plug one in it takes up too much space and it’s hard to find something else to plug underneath it or above it.

My whole house is quickly becoming automated with these smart devices, all centered around the SmartThings hub. I started by outfitting all of my light switches with ZWave specific devices. I have a number of other devices as well such as door sensors, locks, etc. I still had a few lamps around though that werent on switches, so I got these smart plugs to control those. These outlets and nice and small with a flat front. Perfect for hiding behind bookshelves. Its worth noting that these outlets use the Zigbee protocol as opposed to ZWave, but both are fully supported by SmartThings. I had no issue getting these to join my network. Simply plug it into the wall outlet, then in the SmartThings app, let it find any new devices. It came up almost instantly. If you are not a SmartThings user, supposedly you can just plug these in and have Alexa discover and control them. Ive not had a chance to try that. Once you add these to your hub, the possibilities are endless. Currently I have these lamps come on automatically at sunset each day. You could also automate turning these on when someone arrives home at night, etc. Great little devices. Not to mention the 12 months replacement/refund warranty on defective items. Would definitely purchase again when needed.

I’m got these for use with a SmartThings hub and found that they were so easy to pair. Plug them into the outlet and they will immediately be discoverable in the SmartThjngs app where they can be setup with one click and you’re done. They work exactly as advertised and are much cheaper than competitors (often half the price). I’ve used several other brands and these paired easier than any including SmartThings own outlets and they are just as responsive when manually controlled from the app or as part of an automation. The only downside I see is the indicator light is fairly bright. I use one in a bedroom and it throws a bright glow in a darkened room. I used a bit of electrical tape to cover the light and problem solved. I highly recommend these and I’m looking for something else to automate so I have an excuse to buy more!

Switch integrated quickly into my deconz / phoscon / HomeSeer setup. Good response times and works as a zigbee repeater. Also using the hue dimmer switch to control them in my setup.