Aoycocr Alexa Smart Plugs - Mini Bluetooth WIFI Smart Socket Switch Works With Alexa Echo Google Home, Remote Control Smart Outlet with Timer Function, No Hub Required, ETL/FCC Listed 4 Pack

Great value for the money. It works 100% of the time, no issues whatsoever. It was very easy to set up, too. We got these to have control of our daughter’s TV at night to make sure the TV shuts off at a certain time. It is easy to control using the app on our phones!

Fast delivery but couldn’t get it to connect to internet . Multiple people tried so I think it might be a bad plug. I waited to long to return it so I’m not giving it a bad review . I’m sure the seller would have made the exchange . It was my bad .

In terms of features these are great and setup was not difficult. My complaint is that I have had two (of 4) fail within four years. Perhaps Im asking too much but this was under light loads and I dont think the short lifespan is acceptable.

With my old wifi, this set up was done in minutes. It worked so well, I bought a second one for another device. However, by this point, I had upgraded to an Eero Pro 6. Apparently, the Eero Pro 6 puts out 2.4 & 5 ghz signals simultaneously, so there shouldnt be an issue. I have other 2.4ghz products and I dont remember having this much issue connecting those items. However, this plug wouldnt connect no matter what I did. I finally went on the Eero website to see if I can get get a clue by reading the help section. Sure enough, one of the reps recommended a low tech solution, and it worked perfectly for me, I hope itll help you too. Connecting 2.4ghz Products: If a device manufacturer requires the 2.4GHz frequency, the most straightforward (although admittedly low-tech) is simply to power down any extra eeros and physically move further away from the primary unit – this will help your phone connect on 2.4GHz so that you can proceed with iDevice setup.

I got a two-pack with a coupon, so it was a hard to beat value. These work great out of the box, but I did run into some minor issues that I will outline in case anyone else runs into problems. 1. They currently use 2.4GHz only. Not sure if the chipset supports 5GHz and they just need a firmware update, but well see. If you happen to know, please comment. 2. My wifi access point uses dual band, with 5GHz being my preferred network as its less polluted by neighbors devices. This means I had to switch my phone over to 2.4GHz to configure and back again. Alexa doesnt care which youre on - you dont need to be on your own network once theyve been configured. 3. Id highly advise using a password vault like lastpass or the like. This made configuration so smooth and simple, while using That said, I do question the security of these, and I think there needs to be more documentation for users to ensure their home networks are safe. For that Im docking one overall star, despite the listed features all getting five.

This is working well with Alexa. The scheduling is simple and easy to use. It is recommended for smart home.

These are great! So happy that I ordered them!

Loved the price and versatility and easy set up. One broke in a couple of weeks but I had threee spares so Ill just use one of them and see. At this price the loss of one wasnt a major issue. Not worth the time and effort to ask for replacement.

I love that I can set and control this socket from my phone. When I come home, the house is lit up and looks great.

I have two lamps, exactly the same. I turned both on then plugged each of them from the wall into a socket. The sockets were both paired, indicating ON status in the app, with the ON lights indicated... but only one lamp was lit. I unplugged both from the sockets and into the wall then both lamps worked as expected. Therefore one socket was non functional. :( EDIT: I received a replacement and it works well EDIT: it is now 5 months later and one completely stopped working.... these things are junk.