Smart Power Strip, YoLink 1/4 Mile Worlds Longest Range Power Strip Compatible with Alexa Google IFTTT, Surge Protector Plugs 4 USB Charging Ports + 4 AC Plugs for Multi Outlets - YoLink Hub Required

While it requires the Yolink hub, its about $20 and a simple install and set up. Mine hss been trouble free for years. The range is excellent, on our 50ft x 50ft lot never any issues with connections. 4 110v connections each with its own power options, 4 usb power outlets which can remotely controlled. For the price you can control 4 110v items and one usb item seperately. I use one for our computer system, monitors, scanner, printer et. As well for our entertainment system. The options with Yolink are endless,

I love this surge protector are use it in conjunction to the temperature/humidity sensor to control climate in my shed to overwinter a tree for me great product

Works as advertised, and settings do survive a power failure . Others have had a problem with this, but Yosmart must have fixed the issue.

The Smart Power Strip is awesome. It was a breeze to set up using my iPhone, easy as taking a couple pictures. Loved that the scanner was built into the app. Able to turn off my laptop and MacBook chargers when not in use, as well as control a light by time without having to get down on my knees to reset a wall timer as daylight hours change - I can do it all from my recliner. And the controllable USB charging ports are a bonus! Response time is really fast - impressive. Happy that the app supports touch id - we have enough passwords to remember, and not having to remember another for my YoLink account is great. All devices and device control is available through the app, including doing firmware updates. Really well thought out and implemented. Looking forward to more devices from YoLink.

I like it, worked as advertised... Until it didnt, power went out ... The power strip never started back since. Disappointed

I installed it in less than 5 minutes and controlled 1 computer and 3 USB drives using a cell phone at home or on the road. It just works as advertised.

I like the Yolink products, just this one was not full thought out. PROS Yes, like all Yolink products, this one is very easy to setup. Scan the QR code and it is added. Each of the 120v plugs are individually controlled, by app, Alexa and even scheduled times in the app. You can name each of the 120v outlets to what ever you like. CONS: Where this power strip falls short is with controlling the USB ports. I do not mind that they all are controlled as a single unit. The issue is, the only way to control, turn them on/off the USB ports is via the app. The USB ports do not appear in Alexa. The USB ports cannot be placed on a schedule, even in the Yolink app. To control the USB ports, turn all on/off is via the app. So you must find your phone, (I do not carry my phone with me all the time, when it rings, I need to go find it) Then you must open the Yolink app, Find the device (power strip) Scroll to the bottom Tap the on/off icon. What were you thinking Yolink? How come the USB ports cannot be controlled any other way? This totally defeats the purpose. There should be some type of firmware update that can be done to allow the block of USB Ports to be seen by Alexa, or at least be seen by the scheduler in the Yolink app and hub. For this issue alone, I can only rate this as three star. This was the entire purpose of buying this power strip, to turn off USB powered devices that do not connect to my computer. Such as a FireTV stick, USB powered lights and other USB powered devices.

I really liked the quality, many options, I especially liked that it has a timer option.

See my review of the YoLink water leak sensor starter kit (with hub) covering all the YoLink devices Ive purchased so far and how Ive integrated them in our RV. All the the YoLink products are working out very well for us in our RV.

This was the Technology that I had been waiting for all my life (LORa) As computer hardware engineer I had always been Fascinated with Home Automation as far back as the 80s when X 10 came out, then Zigbee and Zwave but it’s my opinion that this technology works the best