Kasa Smart Plug Power Strip KP303, Surge Protector with 3 Individually Controlled Smart Outlets and 2 USB Ports, Works with Alexa & Google Home, No Hub Required , White

Very easy to set up. Can program the lights and heat to go on and off at certain hours. Love this!

The extension cord is a little bulkier than expected but works great. It paired with the app super easily. I utilize this to ensure certain devices are off while I’m at work.

It was fine for a few weeks before power / wifi went out. Now it disconnects frequently. Have power cycled everything and its well within wifi range. Hopefully it decides to work consistently again.

It might have been having the USB plugs on, but it didnt restart after a power outage last month. But. I really liked the thing, so I got another one. This is very useful with a nanny cam. I can see the fan/temp/lights in the greenhouse, and control them without running all the way out there. Perfect! You can also turn the lights off on the unit, if you want complete darkness as well. The physical buttons are nice when youre there, and the status on/off light is nice to see. again, you can disable those, but it gets confusing. The app has a timer on it, and also keeps power-on stats for the outlets. The USB outlets are always on.

Like surge protection but dont turn nothing on or off. Theres no connection to my Alexa show . I will definitely do more research when trying to get plugs for Alexa .

Works great, functional app that allows you to program the 3 power sockets (not the USB ports) . Can link to the Google Home app. Only works on 2.4ghz Wi-Fi.

Just awesome. Works exactly as it should and as I wanted it to!

I have become a confirmed Kasa fan. I will only buy Kasa smart plugs. Very easy to set up with my wifi network and use with Alexa. I now have two power strips, two of the outdoor plugs and a few single plugs. Im using them to control our Christmas tree and outdoor lights. Very pleased. I set them on a timer or turn them off from my smart phone. Or I just tell Alexa to urn them on or off. Over the last year or two, Ive tried a few other brands (when they were on sale). I had nothing but problems trying to set them up. The app for one of them said Id have to go and change some settings on my router... forget that.... returned right back to Amazon. I dont need the headaches, so I will stick with Kasa from now on. Highly, highly recommended.

I bought it specifically to always power two Raspberry Pi 2B+s through the USB outlets (2.4A) and to conditionally power two 3D printers. You do need to install a phone app, to attach to power strip to your wi-fi network - and it is convenient to name the device and/or the individual plugs. After that, you can ignore the app. (I did not test the Kasa app, but it does look clean and offers hooks into Alexa/Google Assistant/IFTTT/Smart Things, as well as generic sensors, door locks, motion sensors, and smart bulbs.) Home Assistant had a simple integration that found the plugs after they had been set up through the Kasa app, and the power strip responded 100% to the HA controls. I am very happy with the purchase, and will consider more of these in the future.

So when I first got this I thought it would be super basic and cheap. To my surprise TP link has actually taken the time to design this. From two USB ports on the strip and three standard three prong plugs this is a Amazing device to add to any smart home intergration. Easy app setup of the device only took 3 minutes to set up from start to end, each plug is able to be renamed and the Google home app with identify those names.