WiOn 50055 Indoor Wi-Fi Plug-In USB Wall Tap; 1 Grounded Outlet; 2 USB Ports

Works great. Hard to get them synced with Alexia, but I can control them with my phone.

Interesting device, will get another to use in remote locations to cycle radio equipment. I hope they are robust for that critical service. Cool energy monitor feature in this particular model. Nicest thing is now router NAT or port forwarding is needed and works fine on a dynamic public IP as well. The commercial AC power switches require significant router set-up to use them remotely.

great night light also--- and the Wion software is perfect!

Found every wireless router in the neighborhood except mine.

I decided to buy 2 different types, this wion and also the ihome plug. As another reviewer said, if you expect various intermitent power outages, when the power of back up, the wion DOES NOT RECONNECT to be controlled from distance, where the ihome does not seem to have a problem. To solve this problem, in the last 2 months, I press the sent debugging email button in the app, and 80% of the time, it reconnects, making me believe there is some human manual adjustment. When I put a note for the company that their ihome competitor does not have that problem and to let me know if they plan to solve this glitch, they gave me nonsense explanations totally discarding that the ihome works through their excuses. Too bad wion, this time the debugging email I sent you it did not reconnect my wion but it threw me in the reset connect new device screen and I am not about to drive 40 miles to reconnect it, I WILL INSTEAD RETURN IT!, too bad because your app seems to be more intuitive than ihomes amd the hardware seems fine, its on the software end were your denial exists! Bye!

I purchased more than one manufacturer of wifi outlets and Wion was one of the purchases. It was the only one that would not connect to WIFI unless I gave access to my PC remotely to a WION tech person. No thank you. I sent it back. The other wireless outlets connected with my wifi easily and without any tech help. Just follow the instructions on your phone as you go along. Not wion. Wion gives you weird queries like reboot your Wion app Enter your WLAN to connect to your wifi? What is a WLAN? Is it my SSID? Is it my wifi name? I hate going to GOOGLE to figure this out. Luckily I had the other wifi outlets to use which did not ask me to do weird things or have a tech enter my PC remotely!

So far so good. Works like a champ: Programmed a hot water recirculating pump for morning and evening. It can also be turned ON/OFF via the App. Well done!

The instructions are a mess. It would be funny if it wasnt so frustrating. For example the end of a para says ... proceed to next step to begin the smartphone setup The next step says Once you have finished connecting the WiOn Outlet to a WiFi router... The problem is the instructions for connecting are somewhere else on the page, its out of order.

Works very well as a smart power source control. If your phone app doesnt do what the instruction said after connect to its wifi for installation. Dont give up yet. Just restart your Iphone like I did and it will follow the instruction again.

Lots of problems with these devices but the worst is poor support. The Woods/WiOn Website has very little useful info and no details on such things as what can be done with the program. Instructions for the app are embedded in the app only. The site has a place to ask questions but they ignore them. They have an 800# but the persons who answer know less about the products than they would if they spent a day on Amazon. I give it 2 stars as some users seem to have better luck -- more like their applications didnt run into any of the snags and they didnt have to try and get support.