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

Ill preface by saying I already have two casa smart plugs and an Amazon plug. I also got this on sale and only paid $24. So Im familiar with smart devices and it was relatively inexpensive. I love being able to control multiple devices with this one strip. I use it for my phone, string lights, and a fan in my room. Its great because I can set timers on everything, so this way Im not wasting energy or killing my battery on my cell. The app makes it pretty easy to set up too. I also like that it has a surge protector so its keeping my devices safe while I use it. I dont like to give things five stars unless it was truly perfect, but this came INCREDIBLY close to my standards for five stars.

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 .

I use this for three fans in the summer. As a power strip, it provides power, as expected. For the smart home part, I use Google Home and its never reset or disconnected. Just does what it is supposed to do and that makes me a happy camper.

I have purchased many Kasa smart products and have enjoyed them all. I have found them to be very reliable until now. Last night my power strip appears to have shorted out in the middle of the night. The lamp and other devices that were plugged in to the powership began flickering on and off and now the power ship is making a hissing noise. This is extremely inconvenient because it was at 2:00 a.m. and I couldnt control my lights and the power strip was behind a nightstand. I will say the other smart power ships that I have bought from the same company have all worked extremely well and Ive not had any issues. Im hoping that this issue is a complete one-off and that the others continue to work without issue

Seems to work fine. Does not have Energy Monitoring / Power Consumption. This only has Run Time.

I am in the process of setting up a new aquarium and decided to try a smart plug surge protector to plug in the various aquarium-related equipment. I especially was interested in the ability to individually switch off the plug for the aquarium filter for cleaning time. Also being able to use a smart timer for the aquarium light is great. I got the three-AC plug unit as that meets the aquarium needs in a compact form factor. I have been using Kasa Smart plugs for several years and have had the app for all that time. Setting up the Kasa Smart Plug Power Strip was easy and done in 3 minutes. It is also working with my Amazon Echo and Alexa (as are my Kasa Smart Plugs). While the plug is flat, it is thicker than the plug on my Belkin power strip (and it does not rotate). The gap between the cabinet and the wall is about an inch whereas it would be maybe 1/4 inch less with the Belkin power strip plug. Also, the plug cable is a little short at 3 feet which limited the placement of the power strip. What else would make this power strip better? I would like to see this in other form factors such as tower or square or in a cable management box. It would make it even more useful for aquarium applications. AUTHCODE CO092922KSPPS

The Kasa Smart Plug Power Strip KP303, Surge Protector with 3 Individually Controlled Smart Outlets is a blessing, of which I really enjoy. The fact that I can turn devices On or Off with a voice command is amazing. The idea of having forgotten to turn a device off, that I can access over a cellular signal bring a such a peace of mind. I highly recommend the Kasa Line of smart devices. I have them in every room in my home, I never have to worry about having forgotten to turn something off.

Easy to use and install (install was less than three minutes to set up). Only issue is that the cord itself is only about three feet so had to use it for something else. However the features outweigh the benefits of me looking for another one so later I’ll invest in a different brand with a longer cord.

First, I want to note that I love the Kasa smart home products. I use many of them to make my daily life a bit similer. They are always easy to set up, integrate well with my Amazon Alexa, and match my white minimal aesthetic. Therefore, I have a brand bias, and when I saw the small smart powerstrip, I knew I needed it to match my larger powerstrip from the same company. The power strip does all it says and has been a great smart home feature. It is the perfect way for me to make sure my flat iron is turned off after I leave the house, by utilizing their app. Or have Alexa turn on my aromatherapy wax warmer when I am already laying in bed relaxing. On the other hand, it is a little bit expensive compared to other options in the category. It is certainly not something anyone needs in their life. But it is a luxury that will make your life just a little bit easier.

Although these Kasa products seem to work well with the Kasa app, I have not been able to control any of the power strips or mini plugs remotely. Ive tried working with TP-Link support but nothing so far has worked and Im not going to take down my firewall as suggested. As far as I can tell, you will need to setup all the schedules while you are on line with your local wifi and hope you dont need to change anything while away. I was able to integrate with Google Home and Alexa but there are no scheduling capabilities via those solutions.