A problem with this smart plug is, once you’ve programmed it, if you change your wifi password, you have to delete the device from your app and add it back to start all over again. There’s no way to just edit password—which would be so much easier. It’s fine once you’ve programmed/automated it.

The plugs are cool. After the initial setup, they are easy to use and function properly. The only question I have concerns the fact that I bought two 4 packs of these plugs for $23 each LAST WEEK and now they are almost half price. Lost me at that. Especially when I talked to Meross community in the iOS app. There was supposed to be a special tag to click when purchasing. Not to be found. NOW they are on sale for like nineteen something with a 25% discount and an additional 5% for two. Not cool. Dont think Ill be back for more. Too bad, as the product is great. But with inconsistencies in pricing, I cant hang.

I have been using these for my Christmas decorations. I didnt set it up with Google or Alexa, but I did use the app. I was able to create schedules of when I want it to turn on and off and they have worked perfectly. They were very easy to set up and they have so many uses.

They were a tad tricky to set up but theyre working fine so far. We did have a quick power outage but they all were still working well the electricity came back on.

Easy to setup and link with Alexa and Google. Fast response time.

I have a few Amazon Echos so I purchased these plugs upon my breast cancer diagnosis. I am glad I did because they have simply been a Godsend. I developed peripheral neuropathy from chemotherapy and would not have been able to turn on any of my lamps by their own turn switch. Since I had also purchased several more for around my home all I have to do is tell my Echo which group to turn on while I am walking through my house. I have several echos because I like to play music in all rooms, from time to time. In my home office, it is inconvenient to have floor lamps from each corner plugged into the one receptacle controlled by the one wall switch, which I did at one time because I could not maneuver the tiny little turn switch on each lamp, even before chemo. Now I have each lamp controlled at its nearest receptacle and turn them all on as a group (all 4 of them) with my voice from any of my Echos around my house. Additionally, with the Meross app, I can set up times for my lights to automatically turn on, or off, or turn them on manually from the app, no matter where I am. This was extremely helpful since my tiny little 5 cup coffee maker was not programmable nor had auto shutoff and yes, I returned home to nasty burned coffee smell. No longer with my Meross plug. My homes location is given to frequent electrical brown outs so once in a blue moon I have to manually unplug and replug to reset the device. On two different devices this has only happened twice in the almost year since I connected them all and I have experienced several brown outs and blackouts. Otherwise they reconnect to wi-fi on their own. I also purchased an outdoor device so I could turn on the two lighted trees that flank my front door without going outside in cold, rain or snow. After I am recovered from chemo and radiation therapy, I will be purchasing and installing the garage door adapter to alert me, open and close my garage door because, before my diagnosis, I have driven off on multiple occasions and left my garage door wide open, much to my dismay when I arrived home. Obviously, I am extremely pleased with Meross products!

Needed to replace D-Link DSP-W110s that were no longer supported for use. Product works well once you figure out how to set up.

Using the Meross smart app the 1st unit installed exactly as described in the app as it walks you thru the installation. During a subsequent power loss the app could no longer connect remotely to turn the connected device ON/OFF. Pushing the power button on the side did turn the unit ON, but it would go into a loop of turning ON (click) then a few seconds later reboot(?) turning OFF then ON for a few seconds before rebooting again in a continuous loop. While the unit is ON the LED is solid green. Resetting is not as simple as described. You need to hold the power button in for 5sec while the unit is OFF. If it is in the ON/OFF loop it will remain OFF for less than 5sec. To get it out of the loop, you need to wait until the unit is ON (click and solid green LED) then intentionally press the power button momentarily to turn the unit OFF. While OFF, you can now hold the power button in for 5sec to initiate a reset. If done correctly, the LED will flash amber, ON/OFF after 5-10 seconds. The unit may also be powering the connected device ON/OFF at the same time... it is a little annoying with the relay clicking. Once it is flashing amber, you can attempt to start the installation/configuration steps from the beginning. During the configuration, it will prompt you for your home network WiFi name and p/w. At this point the unit will temporarily become a WiFI access point with a Meross name. Your phone will change WiFi networks to this and connect (likely pushing info into the unit). At this point the Meross app (or my Android OS) switches to WiFi settings to let me know the Meross WiFi network I am connected to has no Internet connectivity. Not clear what I am supposed to do here... if you wait a bit, the Meross WiFi network will disconnect and your phone should auto-connect back to the Internet on its own. The Meross app will finish and tell you your device has been installed and added to your home network. When the unit works, it works great. If you get stuck with the unit cycling in a loop, it can get very frustrating. I had three units plugged into different wall outlets around me trying to get one to reset. At one point all three were stuck in a loop turning ON/OFF with a rather loud clicking sound.

Prompt shipping, packaging prevented any damage to product. On first try, one of the plugs would not pair with wifi, so tried another one and that one worked. Plugs do not immediately pair with Alexa, one never did, I was hoping to be able to use my phone to control them while away, but have to use my Kindle instead. Have set them up on a timer sequence so will see how that works.