It just works. The app launches quickly, and there is a satisfying click sound when you turn stuff on or off. As others have noted, the USB ports cant individually be controlled, but this works fine for me. I just planned around it so I have my mood lighting all plugged into those, and it can all be activated with one button press. Im really pleased, now I can turn off my lights and stuff from bed if I get too sleepy or lazy to get up and walk over to the switches. Legitimately one of the best purchases Ive made this year.

Setup was easy and while its working its great. Half the time though, its offline. It did say that the WiFi signal was low but this is the only device that seems to be having difficulty maintaining a connection, and its closer to the router than the others. So I dothink the connectivity issue is largely due to the device

Hardware is as decribed, instructions very fine print and hard to read. Setup worked on the 4th try

Doesn’t work with smart things

Whoever designed this power strip really knew what they were doing. The spaces between the plugs allows for even the bulkiest of power cords to coexist side by side. The extra USP ports are constantly coming in handy. Setting things up with Alexa was a breeze. App was easy to figure out and the voice control works perfectly now that each plug has been named. The usb ports cannot be individually controlled, but I’m not even mad about it with all the regular plugs having that option.

It is easy to set up on the app and works as described.

Im totally blind. I got this being I already had some others made by the same company and like them. Information about this power strip. This can be mounted on a wall one of two way. With the power cord coming out of the top or with the power cord coming out of the left side. Now with the power cord coming out of the left!. Going from Left to Right. The first thing is the over all power button/setup button. Next is the two USB ports. Their is an LED to the right of the most right USB port to tell when it is on or off. Then you come to 4 LEDs. These are for the 4 outlets. The LEDs are aranged from top to bottom. The top most one is for outlet 1 going down 2, 3 and 4 for the LEDs. Now going on to the right! you come to the 4 Outlets with the ground plug towards the bottom of the power strip. The left most of outlet 1, 2, 3 and then 4. If you try to connect this up to any Echo with built in Zigbee hub, it will not be fully usable. Only one outlet will work and that is it. Same was the same with trying to use this is an 3rd gen Samsung hub at least for me. Now when I connected it up to an TUYA hub! Then it worked greatly. I was able to control all 4 outlets one at a time, Turn off and on the USB ports together and also turn on and off the full power strip. To me, this was designed the way I would have done it giving the user full control.

This is the best, easiest to use, smart power strip I have tried. The app is so simple, and it allows you to add shortcuts to access this specific power strip from anywhere. Setup was a piece of cake, with no trouble whatsoever. All you need is a wifi connection, your phone, and the free app. I have these outlets programmed for my two downstairs lamps, so I can turn them on before I even go down there, thus creating a safer, more secure environment. Since our Christmas tree will go down there, it will be plugged into at least one of the remaining outlets. Im so happy with this that the only drawback is now I want them all over the house! I want more. Very smart design with people in mind. Honestly, you should buy this.

Super easy to configure with the Tuya or SmartLife apps, works reliably. Note that it does not feature any screw holes in the back to attach it -- I ended up using double sided tape. Each outlet can be controlled individually by the app; the USB ports are all powered together. The round power button on the strip controls all the outlets and USB ports together at the same time. The strip responds well to commands from the Tuya app, Ive added it to my HomeKit configuration via the awesome Homebridge running on a little Raspberry Pi. Solid product, works reliably and consistently. Recommended.

I had 4 Wemo switches controlling lights in the family room but the Alexa<>Wemo integration has been flaky lately. Bought this and successfully and easily replaced those Wemo plugs. Was immediately recognized by Alexa.