Feit Electric Smart Outdoor Plug, WiFi Waterproof Plug, 2 Grounded Sockets, Works with Alexa and Google Assistant, App Controlled, 15 Amp Indoor/Outdoor 2 Outlet Plug, Black, Plug/WiFi/WP

See image of instructions which state that the unit must be mounted vertically with the unit at least 55 inches above ground level. This is probably why there are no images in the listing of the actual product in use because it would be stuck on a wall or a pole and not shown near an outlet closer to the ground. Most people have GFCI outlets outside that at knee or lower height. Requiring this to be at 55 inches means I either have to have it at very visible level which I didnt want or really high were I am unable to reach the push button. Since the power cable attached to the plug is less than 55 inches, it also means you need an additional extension cord. One from the outlet to the FEIT plug and one from the FEIT plugs to whatever you are trying to control. For an outdoor product, I would have thought it could be closer to the outlet. The vertical requirement is also a pain. I am using the plug to control some lights and if I choose to put it up in the eaves of the roof hangover, I would still need to mount it vertically which would be a pain versus mounting sideways under the roof. PROS: Very easy to install. Literally like a few minutes. CONS: Must be mounted 55 inches or higher and vertically with the plugs facing down. This should be in the listing. Its probably not there because many people would not purchase it then. UNKNOWNS: Although I got it working quickly with Alexa. I have yet to find out whether there is a way to remotely control the two outlets independently. If that is a need for you, Im not sure thats possible.

I was looking for something to control outdoor Christmas lights and I dislike mechanical timers. Being able to control this with my phone, and the ability to easily schedule on/off times is very convenient. The price isn’t bad either. Setup was a little rocky at first due to being on the wrong Wi-Fi network at home, but once I figured that out it was cake. My mesh router system provides strong enough Wi-Fi to use such a device easily.

We use these for Halloween and Christmas, and have one in the backyard for our fence lighting. Its so easy to tell Alexa to turn things on and off, or set a timer with the app.

Have 5 of them linked to my phone through an app they work great

wish you can control each plug.

I own a bunch of these and they are amazing. I use them as security lights, night lights, and different holiday timers. Using the Feit app Im able to keep everything together in one place and set all the different options. Only downfall is all of the epuipment needs to be connected to a 2.5ghz wifi connection and this is getting phased out with 5G. Great bye

I bought the several 3 pack indoor plugs from Costco & I liked them so much I bought these for a lamp on my porch. Both use the same app. You can just keep adding the plugs. Also bought them for my in-laws for their Christmas porch lights. Super easy to set up & I love the schedule feature, you can take a picture of the device for each plug for the app icon too. Definitely with the purchase.

Description reads as you can control two devices with one plug, but the settings are shared. I have water features that should turn on before my outdoor lights. However, Im not able to set different timers for each different devices. Sadness.

Very nice

I bought a couple of these because I already have a bunch of Feit floodlight/security cameras installed. I can control every device from one app and also send out commands via Google Home. Im using one of these plugs to run my space heater in my basement office. I can just hit the button in the Feit app or do a Hey Google, turn off office heater. HOWEVER, you MUST have a 2.4GHz-only network set up to use any of the Feit products, and they are very susceptible to interference. I have a tech background and I was able to string together a bunch of old routers and set them to specific frequencies so the Feit devices would get reliable connections throughout my house and my garage, but someone that doesnt have a background in setting up wireless networks is probably going to get frustrated with these devices dropping on and off their network. If you have a mesh network set up in your house, be prepared to create a separate 2.4GHz network with additional routers and range extenders if you want these things to work.