Smart Plug ESICOO, WiFi Plugs That Work with Alexa, Echo, Google Home, Surge Protector & Timer & Group Controller, ETL & FCC Certified, No Hub Required, 2.4G WiFi Only, 4 Pack

Main reason I bought this Smart Switch was becaaaaaaaaause, in the comments a seller said; Works with Smart life app. I think someone should say something about this misinformation, in that I have verified; Does NOT work with Smart life app. This is important information to know in that, like myself I have several smart switches and sensors which all use the Smart life app and the next purchase needs to be compatable/integrate with Smart life to be able to auto switch on/off, read temperature... Without An Echo (Alexa) device. I wont be returning because, can be used for other things.

Great product, just as described

Sorry easy to set up! The one thing the instructions dont mention is that when you first plug it in you have to hold the button on the side for 5 seconds until the led starts to blink. That puts you in discover mode so the app can find it and set it up. As easy as pairing a Bluetooth device. From there you can manually turn things on/off, put them on a schedule, or set up rules. Great for scheduling Christmas lights, making the house look lived in when you are on vacation, or just turning stuff on without getting out of your comfy chair!

i use these for my charger and such and they really come in handy when i’m in a hurry and running late and need to shut everything in my house off

I purchased these plugs to control a set of lamps through Alexa. The installation and configuration in Alexa was very easy, Ive used the remote control option through the app a few times and it works well but for the most part I have been controlling these through Alexa routines and voice control. The one down side is that the switches occasionally lose WiFi signal, which prevents me from controlling through Alexa or the app. They do come with a physical button on the side which still works in this case but it is a major irritation when this happens. They have always (so far) re-established connection on their own, and only lose connection about once a month, but thats once a month for each plug, so at any given time in a month Im having an issue with at least one of them.

Works, but a pain in the arse to get going direction suck. works after that

Very difficult to understand how to set up with the app and connect to Alexa. It’s doable just takes time to figure it all out. Also sometimes the plugs don’t want to find the Bluetooth device so you may have to try a few times. I have had better success with selecting an unknown Bluetooth device rather than selecting a plug to connect Alexa.

I’ve only used two but the first one would not connect at all. I was able to connect the second one with little effort and the connection reminded for the duration of time I needed. Instructions are simple but I had to be almost on top of the plug to connect it.