Geeni Wi-Fi Smart Wall Outlet with 2 Plugs and Wireless App Control, Compatible with Alexa and Google Home, WiFi Smart Outlet, 2 Pack

Simple to install. More than I asked for. Each receptacle can be operated individually including the USB ports. Used Smart Home app instead of the Geeni app per the instruction. This is a bonus for my household since we have everything connected to Smart Home app. Worked well with Alexa. I am excited to see how long this smart outlet can last.

Ive been trying for months to get them to connect even moved my wifi box closer and will not connect.

Bottom Line Upfront: Device Does Not Work With Alexa Details: There is a problem with either the firmware of the device and/or the Alexa Skill. The device will add correctly to the Geeni app and has all functionality from there, but when discovery is run on Alexa, only the bottom socket and the USB are “found” and controllable. I reached out to Geeni engineering over a week ago and have heard nothing. This is a major engineering failing and shows that the head of that department is totally useless in their role.

I needed to file the existing house wires to get them to fit into the attachments on the outlets.

If you set up and work great You can control each outlet which is nice

Got these so when working nights (swing shift) we can set the game area to shut off, you use these to kill the area with Xboxes and the internet to hopefully keep them from staying up late when its there for bed time. You can use these in conjunction with their lights and have the area the kids play or whatever dim as it gets closer to bed time to serve as a visual indicator to start winding down. It was a little tough getting them set up, they turn off mid set up and if you let it time out it wont connect, simply stay close and when the outlet turns off mid connection ( little blue light goes off) turn it on again and it should connect. Had it time out over a dozen times trying all methods recommended by Geeni and found online and finally just turning it back on again before the app times out during connection fixed the issue.

It took a little adjusting back and forth on the Geeni and Google Home apps to get voice control to work. I am certainly not savvy at these sort of things, so if I can figure it out, it must be pretty simple.