Smart Plug Compatible with Alexa and Google Home for Voice Control, Mini Smart Outlet WiFi Socket with Timer Function, Romte Control,No Hub Required, White FCC ETL Certified (4)

Tengo dos de esta marca que me los regalo una amiga para probar hace un año atrás y me gustaron por lo fácil de usar, así que me decidí a comprar estos pero veo que la configuración de los horarios es diferente a la de los más viejos. Los horarios aunque están programados según las instrucciones prenden cuando cuando quieren ellos no según la programación y tengo que estar entrando a la aplicación para apagarlos o encenderlos, esto no ocurre con los que me regalo mi amiga... En fin... son buenos aunque no sigan la programación de los horarios

It took me all day to link this plug to the app. I have multiple devices around my home and am very tech savvy. I have no idea how I finally got it to work but it was terrible and frustrating. Then once it finally worked (after trying the exact same thing all day), it doesnt even connect to Google home. Cool. Doesnt work with the Smart Life app like I thought so I had to download ANOTHER app called Teckin that doesnt work with Google home.

I love these plugs. Im a nail tech and an hr before I leave to work I go on the app on my phone to turn on my towel warmer. Thanks to these plugs I have warm towels as soon as I get to work

As advertised.

It works as expected. The App is simple, but it works well.

I purchased a set of four Teckin SP10 in 2019 but didnt find a need for them until 12/2022 - to control Christmas tree and other decoration lights. It works well for my purposes, including Alexa integration. Putting multiple sockets in the same group gives an easy way for any family member to turn everything on/off without needing any cellphone app. My only complaint is that the app promotes quick setup that never worked for me and wasted far too much time. Slow setup was pretty quick and easy when I finally tried it. I like that in addition to the indicator light the sockets give an audible click when they switch modes (on/off/fast/slow); you can also feel it if holding the device. When the sockets were first connected to my network, they automatically became available to Alexa, probably because I had previously setup the SmartLife app for other devices. Things I learned: * Turn on unit, hold button for five seconds to get fast pulsing indicator light; release and then hold button for another five seconds or so to get a slow pulsing light. * The sockets must connect to a WiFi network that is 2.4ghz only, like most smart devices. The cell phone must be connected to that same 2.4ghz network to connect the device. * My TP-Link Deco X68 router cant create a second WiFi network; some routers allow multiple WiFi networks for 2.4ghz, 5ghz, or dual band with useful naming conventions such as MyHome-2.4ghz. However, I was able to use the Guest function of my router and change WiFi settings on it to 2.4ghz. Moving forward, I will try to leave the guest network at 2.4 and connect new smart devices to it. Switching between dual mode and 2.4ghz on the primary WiFi network upsets streaming to other devices such as the TV and other cell phones. * The sockets dont need to be close to the router for setup as long as there is a strong WiFi signal.

plus hooking these up are a bear. Give yourself 2 hours to hook these up. and then Alexa on top of it.

These plugs are amazing to hook up with Alexa. So much easier than turning off the light manually.

I consider myself a tech capable person & after following the directions carefully, attempting over and over I was unable to get these to work. Side note- the directions are understandable even though they are not perfectly translated. Not sure if the set I received were defective but I think I’ll try a different brand.

6hrs couldn’t get it to work