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）

I bought a bunch of these about a year ago and they worked fine. However, recently theyve started to fail. So far, three have failed. They no longer respond to commands and cant even be operated from the switch on the unit itself. These are not a good deal in the long run.

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.

All in all, not a bad product. Integration with Smart things goes well once you figure out what to call it (some instructions included with the device would have helped, but easy to Google). Once installed, seems to be solid. My only gripe is that the LED on the side is obnoxiously bright. Makes it impossible to use in a bedroom or dark environment without tape. Would have been a better product with no LED at all.

I like zigbee products because it is a mesh network and it doesnt take up bandwidth from the wifi. As I build out my zigbee network it will become stronger and stronger. Soon my network will overtake my neighborhood and then the neighborhood coffeehouse. I will be the envy of this city.

I have been using these plugs for 11 months, and I have not run into any issues. They have been working perfectly with Home Assistant. 1 Plug has been controlling a humidifier with no issues for the 11 months. The other plug is controlling a light, but it has been a short time for that one.

This works reliably and well, but the max current makes it good for lights, no good for appliances and heaters. If you need a heater, get the Sylvania Zigbee smart plug instead (good to up to 15A/1800W)

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

I bought a bunch of different versions that claimed to work with Samsung Smartthings. They either didnt work or required an additional intermediary app. These ones however, worked perfect with Smartthings.

I run OpenHAB on a Raspbery PI 3, with a HUSBZB-1 USB Hub as controller. I could connect the plugs with no issue.

I was instantly able to get these working with Home Assistant. These worked well to control a lamp, but also worked well to boost my ZigBee mesh to reach some lightbulbs that were previously out of range.