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Patrick Mercado
> 3 dayThis is one of the best smart power strip that I ever bought easy to pair with any alexa device as long you download the geeni app. The oulet can be individually turned on and off via app or alexa by naming each outlet. For the price this is very affordable especially one smart plug already cost at least around $10 for more while this one you already have 6 outlets. Another reason I bought this is it’s compatible with alexa device.
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dkce@YT Review Videos
12-06-2025I love being able to control all my devices. But the price is starting to get a bit to high.
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A. Fletcher
14-06-2025This item works well—when it works. After weeks of back and forth with tech support it was decided that a replacement item would be sent. That was over a month ago. Ive sent over a dozen emails asking a status on the replacement and they do not respond. Avoid this company!
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Vickie J. Solonka
> 3 dayGlad that I can hook up all the electronics together and turn off the ones that Im not using from across the room
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@nd®€§™
> 3 daySe que es buen producto pero me indigna mucho que en la foto de Amazon aparece 2 puertos USB que se controlan en la aplicion por wifi y en lo que me enviaron los puertos USB no se controlan por wifi. Me siento engañado.
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Mike M
> 3 dayI hooked this thing up in my studio so that I could use my phone to toggle the power of some of my audio equipment that doesnt have an on/off button, and save some electricity when the studio isnt in use. Ive only had it hooked up for a couple of days, but it has already done this more than once! Basically, for no reason at all, the power strip will randomly switch off and almost immediately turn back on again. This causes a big voltage spike/power surge which is potentially very damaging to professional audio equipment. If this happens even one more time, Ill most definitely be returning this device for a refund and investigating alternative power management options. A surge strip should never power cycle like this for no reason whatsoever, especially not a smart one! Aside from what is connected to the Geeni surge strip, none of my other equipment had any power interruption when the Geeni strip power cycled, so I know the issue was isolated to this device and not some other systemic problem with the power here.
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R. Allen
> 3 dayThe ability to schedule when it turns on and off in areas of the house when I no longer use them helps control my energy bill.
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Muzaffar Ali
Greater than one weekI like it so much because I can control all outlets anywhere through phone and by Alexa at home
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Julian Niño
> 3 dayIt is very good and easy to use but doesnt support 5Ghz, I would like to get an upgrade after
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Tiim
> 3 dayOK, its a nice multi-outlet device. My gripes are Google does not have a web-based version of home, so you absolutely need to use a smartphone or tablet to control the power strip. For most people, not a problem at all, but I sure would love to use a simple web interface, so I can VPN in and control via my LAN, or control from my Linux or Windows desktop PC in the office. You can also use the Geeni app, but again, no html version, app (ios or Android only) Im sure alexa and siri behave similarly, shame. Only other thing would be independent local power switches. The unit has only a master switch. Ill be looking to replace this eventually. For now, its ok.