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

Love you can use your voice to tell Alexa to turn on and off the light. There are times when you have to ask Alexa more than once to turn on or off.

I bought a cheap wifi smart plug. It wouldnt connect to my network. Plugged in a Blink adapter into the same plug and it immediately set up, so it is NOT my network creating the problem. Bought a second cheap one. Different brand but actually the same product. You can tell from the APP software. So I tried this TP LINK. WORKS LIKE A CHARM. AS ADVERTISED! I WILL BE BUYING MORE!

I bought this for my espresso machine. I have no complaints. It is scheduled to come on and does just that. After a few hours it will auto shut off. The app works easily too. Will certainly buy more. I use with google

We have 7 of the KASA Smart HS103 WiFi outlets and all are in use. They are high quality, high tech devices that make setting up your home so very simple and easy. You are able to manage from your phone or Alexa any device that is accepted to work with the outlet. Programming is simple and allows easy and complete control of all the outlets. Buy it and prove me wrong:)

These are the first ever smart plugs I’ve tried, mainly to turn my lamps into “smart lamps”. While they work flawlessly there is one thing to note that whenever I turn on my lights using the app or by asking Google, there’s this ticking noise that can be improved. Also, I got two of these, both work but the second one seems to have some connectivity issues and sometimes it won’t turn on when I ask Google or use the app.

I wanted to get a plug so I could set up a timer for my Christmas tree this year. I knew I could get an analogue timer, but wanted something I could use after the holiday season was over for other uses. I trust TheWirecutter.com when it comes to new products, but after looking at the reviews on the Wemo Mini not lining up with their experience, I took a chance on this plug, as it was on sale. I downloaded the Kasa app onto my phone (Pixel 3a), created an account, and then followed the instructions on the device to sync it to my account and wifi network. Once I did that, I was able to name it, give it a schedule and then tie it to my Google Home account. The scheduling options are more robust than I expected, and it allowed some variance as to when my tree came on. Now the thing is figuring out what to use it for next now that Ive taken my tree down.

The Kasa items that I have are great, this item is too...but...with the outlet on the front of the device it can make it awkward to use behind a piece of furniture. I wish it had the plug on the side. BUT it is a great, easy to use item IF the application is right.

I use it on a lamp that is turned on and off quite often. telling Alexa to do it is much easiefr than gettin up and down over and over! ;-)

I only gave it 4 stars because it’s a very lengthy process to install but once installed; It works great.

I have a few of the TP-Link products in my home, and this switch works the same as the bigger ones, but doesnt take up all of the space of the whole outlet. Works fine, was easy to install (like the others). Doesnt seem to loose connectivity very often (once in a while, but not enough to fuss about). They do integrate with Alexa, but we dont use Alexa anymore once we stopped using a firestick, and we dont have Alexa units around the house. I just use the mobile app, and it works fine.