Kasa Smart Plug by TP-Link, Smart Home Wi-Fi Outlet Works with Alexa, Echo, Google Home & IFTTT, No Hub Required, Remote Control, 15 Amp, UL Certified, 1-Pack(HS103) , WHITE
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Miss_Chevonne
> 3 dayIt does exactly what its supposed to do. It plugs in, syncs up, and turns things on...and off... with just the sound of your voice. It took some time activating it. I had to run through the steps twice. I didnt like that I had to download another app (and set up another account), but the app syncs with Alexa easily and it doesnt seem like they send a bunch of emails, so thats good. Good working product for the price. Go get it!
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Chelsea
> 3 dayI have all my holiday lights plugged into Kasa plugs. I have them programmed to go on at sunset and off at midnight. Works like a charm. I have a couple house lamps that also go on along with the holiday lights. I love these plugs, it’s nice to come home and have all my Christmas lights on to greet me.
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clay282
> 3 dayThis is one of those things I didnt think I would need as much as I ended up actually using. I put 2 on a couple lamps, loved them. Work seamlessly with Alexa. Then I ordered a couple more. Then I found out they integrate into the Ring / Alexa Guard alarm system and order a couple more so the alarm system can rotate lights on and off to look like Im home when Im not. Then 2 more for a couple fans. Then another for Christmas lights on the tree... Seriously, they are so handy, youll order more. Might as well just get them up front and save your self some time. LOL
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Christopher Tinio
18-11-2024This was pretty easy to set up with google assistant. The only issue is having to instal and remove 2x as the google assistant did not respond the first time saying that it was not connected. But Once up and running it’s seamless from there
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Billy
Greater than one weekThis is a decent smart plug considering the price. It works, and it will connect w/Alexa. The side button for manual operation works better than a front button for applications where it might be behind a dresser, appliance, etc. The downsides, and the reasons I consider it an average product are: - Requires an app to configure. Really, the last thing I want is another app on my phone, especially to control smart devices in my house when my goal is to consolidate in Alexa or Smartthings. None of my other smart plugs require a third-party app to connect, they are simply discoverable. - Significant lag w/Alexa. I have this plug controlling an LED light strip under my kitchen cabinets and its grouped with my other kitchen lights. While every other light comes on immediately, there is always a lag of several seconds before this plug responds. More of an irritation. - Tends to start falling out of the outlet if you have something bulky plugged into it, perhaps with a transformer integrated in the plug vs an everyday plug (like for a lamp). I think this is because of its primarily horizontal orientation vs a vertical orientation like other smart plugs I have. It hasnt fallen out altogether yet, but whenever I look at it I wind up pushing it fully back in to the socket.
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Paul
> 3 dayI love the Kasa/TP-Link line of products!! They are extremely simple to install and work seamlessly with the app and Alexa products. Awesome!!
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Steve Prokopchak
Greater than one weekUsing it to on/bedroom lamp…very convenient
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James Walker
> 3 dayVery easy to set up. I attached all my Christmas lights and programmed a schedule. Never had to deal with lights for the whole season. Performs as advertised. Would highly recommend.
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CW
> 3 dayThese plugs are great. I plugged all of our Christmas lights into multiple plugs and put them all in a group called “Christmas Lights”. So easy to turn every light on and off with one simple request to Alexa
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Gary R
> 3 dayIt works for turning on a circuit but you also must manually turn it off. I wanted it to replace a timer and to turn on a oil filled heater in my bedroom and then turn off the heater after several hours ( 4 or so) but it is not capable of that. You must turn the heater on manually with the app and then turn it off manually with the app every time. I might as well turn it on and then turn it off when needed. I usually need to make a trip to the water closet in about 4 hours anyway! Ill find a use for it somewhere in the future.