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

Works for my needs. Phone,light,fan. Works with my alexa. You download the Kasa app easy set up. I would buy again.

Doesn’t seem to be working with my echo dot

Used it to control several lights and plugs in the same room. Works better than I expected!

This has simplified our life. Its nice to be able to turn things on/off from my phone at night without getting up. Or by setting schedules for when we want things on/off.

We have several of these and love how we can have several things, like our chargers, and be able to turn them on and off. Great with Alexa.

Super easy setup and works great

I bought this for my Christmas tree and it works perfectly with being integrated with Google. Sometimes the switch will drop off wifi but I dont believe that is because of the switch but more of my network. Easy to set up and integrate with home system.

This power strip has made my smart home life so much easier. This power strip allows me to control my devices remotely, schedule them to turn on and off, and monitor their energy usage. It is also compatible with Alexa, so I can use voice commands to control my devices. One of the best things about this power strip is that it is affordable and comes from a trusted brand. Only saying this because there are many brands similar but from cheap, third party brands. It is hard to find a power strip with similar features that doesnt cost too much, but this one offers a great value for the price. I am very satisfied with this purchase and highly recommend it to anyone who wants to make their home smarter and more convenient.

I needed a set up, that in the long run would be able to turn on and off my external hard drives, and a table lamp that sits behind my desk. I have several other TP-Link Kasa smart products, so that was one less app to have. I have never had a problem with integration or functionality with Kasa products. I ended up using one of the plugs for my wifes work laptop, but as you can see, there is quite a bit of space between each outlet. That provides more flexibility on what you want to plug in. Pros: - Adequately spaced outlets for potential larger plugs - If you have multi devices to plug in that you want smart access to, this is better than buying a normal power strip or surge protector and then buying additional smart plugs to plug into them (ie. buy a 6 outlet strip, only to have 3 individual smart plugs taking up all 6 spots on the strip) Cons: - Nice flat 90° plug for tight places, but I wish the cord itself was longer than ~36 inches. I ended up 3m velco taping it underneath the desk to keep it out of sight. - Price is a little on the high side. You could save a few dollars going the route I mentioned earlier (strip and individual smart plugs), but this is still more aesthetically pleasing, thus justifiable.

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.