Nooie Bluetooth Smart Plug, WiFi Mini Smart Outlet, Alexa Plug with Remote/Voice Control, Works with Alexa Google Home, Schedule Timer, ONLY 2.4G (4 Packs)

These are exactly what I needed. Unfortunately one of them did not work but I have seeds starting under grow lights and on heat mats and am using the plugs for timing those so I dont want to have my seedlings cold and dark while I mess with a return just because of one plug. Other than the one plug not working these are great and I still would probably purchase again. Just check to make sure they all work before youre using them for something you wont want to interrupt for a return.

I absolutely love these plugs. We use them for some of the lights in our house and integrate them with Alexa. Just ask her and she turns them on. Have used them for our crockpot and I can just turn it off from work when the time is up for cooking. When we travel we set up a warming light for our turtle and put it on a schedule that they let you set up through the app. Definitely a must buy!!!!

These plugs work fine, and integration with Alexa is good as well. Decent value at the price point. The reason for only three stars is the 2.4Ghz limitation and after-purchase product support for a hardware failure. One of the four plugs from my order suffered a hardware failure at 13 months, and suddenly the two-year warranty advertised became one year. The current product description is still offering two years, and its pretty clear that the extended warranty (three or four years) reflected the existing two year warranty. Supplier did eventually follow thru on the original warranty, but required more back and forth to confirm this than it could have. They also requested a video showing the fault which was not easily done thru Amazons support system.

Worked well for our Christmas lights but can be used for really anything you want in a timer. Easy to set up.

These do work really well, and were quick to set up. The response is fast. Works well with Google Home. “Hey Google, turn on reading lamp.” I have not used timer function yet. Since there are no instructions on how to set up with Google Home: Go to your Google Home Mobile app, go to settings and scroll down to choose “Add...”, and select “Set up Device”, then “Works with Google”. Scroll down to find Nooie. Note: If you use these to control lamps, Google Home will group lights in a room so that you can turn all lights in a room on/off together. Caveat: In exchange for Amazon review of their product, the manufacturer is offering extended (60 day) returns, free new products to test, and a free “gift” device (smart plug or smart light bulb).

I have read several reviews talking about how difficult these are to pair with the Nooie app. I had that difficulty on my first try, but then noticed a trick that worked every time for all 4 outlets. First, things to know. Im using a google mesh network that is a hybrid 5GHz/2.4GHz system. Google does NOT allow me to select which one is being used, but these Nooie plugs found the 2.4GHz just fine (while my phone was connected to 5GHz). I downloaded the Nooie app, and got to the section to add a plug (easy enough to find in the app). The app asks if the white light on the plug is blinking. Of course, its not. You have to hold the power button on the plug for 5 seconds to reset it, and then it will start blinking. It blinks for maybe 10 or 15 seconds, then stops. Back to the app, click the plug is blinking button (cant remember exact words), and it will start a countdown timer for 90 seconds while it tries to connect, and it will also ask for your wifi network name and password. You enter this info, and wait the 90 seconds and. . . NOTHING, no connection. Well, remember how I said the light on the plug only blinks for 10 or 15 seconds? You MUST enter your wifi network name and password quickly, while the white light on the plug is STILL blinking. If you do this, then the 90 second count down timer in the app will count for about 30 seconds or so, and then connect. I figured this out on my 2nd try (I mean, when a light stops blinking after 10 seconds, its suspicious), and they all paired fine after that. Yes, this design is ridiculous! Why does the plug only blink for 10 seconds, while the app makes you think you have 90 seconds? I have no idea, but basically, once the plug stops blinking, I think its done broadcasting its signal and becomes undiscoverable. As long as you get your info into the app while the plug is still broadcasting, it connects perfectly. Actually, I got a notification each time from my Google Home app immediately when they paired (a new device has joined your network), even though the Nooie app took about 20 more seconds to tell me they successfully paired. Once paired, the Nooie app lets you name the plug, and its easy enough to navigate through the app and set up timers, manually turn the plugs on and off, etc. My Google wifi recognized them all as a device called TY-WR, all the same name but with their unique MAC addresses. But in the Nooie app, its super easy to give them better names, etc. Once you know that you only have 10 seconds to pair them, instead of the 90 seconds the app leads you to believe, these all pair very easily. I had zero problems, and Im on a hybrid 5GHz/2.4GHz network that doesnt let me choose. The plug just showed up in the app right on the 2.4GHz signal. Final Rating: 5 stars for the product --- IF you know how to pair them!

I got these plugs because I really wanted to be able to use a loop timer, that is, have fans (or anything <10 amps) run for a while, then turn off, then back on again. I use fans to ventilate vacant areas, but running them 24-7 is a waste of energy and motor windings. These plugs let you easily set a schedule that lets you run the, say, 3 minutes, rest 12, etc. The app is buggy as heck and *ALWAYS* fails to set the plugs up properly the first time now. The 2nd pack I had, not a single one would set up the usual way. Each had to be set up using an alternate method (the app gets to it... eventually) that requires you to connect in AP mode. This means pressing the side button again, connecting your phones wifi to the plugs wifi in settings, and so on. Theres no good reason theyre not connecting to this modem / router combo -- its set up exactly to the specs the help requires. Its done this to me on different routers too. They just arent connecting the normal way. (Same phone doing the connecting.) Some of the plugs just wont connect at all. When youre trying to connect in AP mode the alternate way, it forces you to manually choose your wifi network to be the plugs, and it MUST do this through the apps button that takes you to wifi settings (dont launch on your own) and from there, its supposed to detect that youve connected to that plugs wifi and then drop you back into the app. Sometimes, it just refuses to do this, meaning theres no way to connect that plug. Congratulations, youve just experienced Nooies lousy quality control. Other issue, of the first 4-pack I bought, one was DOA. It wouldnt light up, power on, nor reset. They make a fairly obvious hardware switching sound when they turn on an off, and an LED shows. This one lit/switched once or twice but never got into the pairing mode, then stopped responding altogether.

3 hours to pair 4 plugs. I dont know if I cracked the code or just got lucky. I think: turn off all but the main nest router. Unplug the plug once its paired (offline) before going to next. It was easier to pair with a dedicated 2.4 router.

I purchased this item because I needed to be able to turn on a lamp without being in the house so I found these. The price wasnt over-priced and the quality of the product was good. After connecting the lamp the process of converting the lamp to Wi-Fi was easy. I downloaded the app and could seemlessly turn the light off and on. It even connected to my Alexa app with only a few clicks and I am able to control it from not just the app but my Alexa as well.

Unfortunately these didn’t work for what I needed them to. I’m a teacher and we don’t have wifi that these will connect to. I wanted to use them in my classroom but couldn’t. I did keep them and will just use them at home instead. I wish their was a Bluetooth only option.