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）

They work, but the range is short so they are not good repeaters. I ended up replacing all of them with Innr plugs which have a far more reliable signal.

Its hard to know if these devices were used before I got them, maybe something someone else returned, or if they were just packed poorly. They come in a fairly lightweight glossy-paper-board box, and that box was shipped by Amazon in an unpadded plastic envelope, the consistency of a decent garbage bag. The result is that the retail box was close to destroyed and the 2 devices had been banging around in the envelope. They work fine so far, and since they are plugged into outlets at near ground level, the scratches on them are not that obvious. It is not worth trying to return them, but I find it annoying that I pay for something new, but it looks poor when I get it. They paired almost instantly with my zigbee hub, and the built-in repeater function works well. Adding one between my hub and the front door has helped to make my zigbee lock more reliable.

I have this plug set up to integrate with my hue system for one of my lamps — it turns on every single morning just like the other lights on a timer but does not turn off like the other lights. So it does its job like, 60%.

I use these plugs with my Hubitat smart home hub, connected immediately, works perfectly to control a circulation fan i have setup in my bedroom, and strengthen my zigbee network.

I have two of these to turn on and off some non-dimmable light fixtures. One in the bedroom for some colored Christmas lights, the other runs a led sign for my game room. Like others have said, there is an audible click when it turns things on and off. Other have complained about the device coming apart when unplugging it, but I have not had that issue.

Works well with OpenHab. I would not put these anywhere a child might be able to reach them because the outer cover seems to only be held on by one tiny plastic tab which apparently breaks fairly easily when pulling the unit to remove it from an outlet. When the cover comes off the exposed copper is a very serious electrical shock hazard. Refer to attached pictures to see the one tiny broken tab and the exposed internals.

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!

Im using them with Home Assistant with a GoControl CECOMINOD016164 HUSBZB-1 USB Hub, and the connection is good and reliable. These plugs are controlling lamps around my house.

Works with home Assistant. Easy to set up.

The outlets would pair up but would show up as an unknown device and not able to be used, although it would show up under my smartthings account. This was with the new Smartthings app. The 2 outlets did show up using the old Smartthings app and were fully functional. To fix, I had to use the migration function within the old app, then they showed up on the new app. Apart from that, they seem to be working well controlling my xmas lights.