KMC Smart Tap 2-Pack, 4-Outlet Smart Plug WiFi Outlet Wall Tap, Energy Monitoring, Works with Alexa and Google Home, Remote Control Your Devices from Anywhere, No Hub Required, ETL Certified, White

Not bad for what it is, but would have liked to be able to label each outlet in the app. Sure I can tag it as being in the kitchen, but cant label each outlet individually. I have to remember that I plugged the coffee maker into outlet 2, or put it in the description for the device(in case I forgot to turn it off before I left the house). That would be fine if there is only one, maybe two, but then again if that is my biggest problem my life isnt too bad.

This is a decent smart plug pack for the money. I have opened up the plugs and the quality inside is not the best, so I would not use these for Watt heavy equipment as this can melt. But it works great with stuff that draws less current, I would not use this to automate a space heater. The best selling point for me was the ability to flash Tasmota into this unit so I can use it with my Smartthings ecosystem. The integration was good and it showed up in my Smartthings. It also works with the Smart Life app if you dont have the Smartthings ecosystem. One thing to mention is these are not individually metered/ The first plug is the only one that will show metered and it basically sums up the usage of all 3 plugs. Also, the 4th plug is not controllable, its an always-on plug. I did notice that sometimes the unit loses its connection, and I have to unplug and plug it back in to connect to the wifi. But this has happened only a handful of times.

Easy setup. Download the app and connect to your local network. Only wish is that each outlet had its own electricity usage instead of just the whole plug.

Flash these with Tasmota OTA with Tuya-Convert and set them up in Home Assistant to monitor power. Use the power draw to build automations, for instance, when energy is no longer being drawn, your washing machine is done (check the amperage of your washing machine first, of course). Three of the four outlets are individually controlled, one is always on. These outlets are SO cheap. But a handful.

The switch works great. It is easy to set up with the app. Dont really need it but the app also records usage. I like that one outlet is constant on.

Model 30608 was shipped to me in the end of November 2020. Used tuya-convert to upgrade firmware to the open-source Tasmota firmware without any issues. I used the following template without issue: {NAME:KMC 4 Outlet,GPIO:[0,56,0,0,133,132,0,0,130,22,23,21,17],FLAG:0,BASE:36} Now I can program the outlet to turn on and then off again after fifteen minutes -- perfect for when I forget to turn off the coffee maker.

I have used a lot of different smart plugs. This was definitely on the easier side as far as set up goes and you can’t beat the price. Can control individual plugs or entire outlet with smart devices

These come out of the wall really easy. I use both in places they arent disturbed, and just the weight of three 2 prong plugs slowly pulls one away from the wall. I have to push it back in once a week or so. Setup was easy. It works reliably. I have another brand plug that loses the network connection often, these do not.

These are about average compared to other similar outlets. I flash them with Tasmota and that went well. No complaints here, they seem to be working fine. Cost was very good for a two-pack when I bought them. if I HAD to pick a downside, it would be that there isnt a screw to install it permanently into the outlet.