CMARS Smart Plug, ZigBee Switch Mini Smart Outlet Works with ST, Alexa, Echo (4th gen) Echo Plus (2nd) Google Home, Works as a Range Extender, Hub Required （2 Pack）

Still a bit too large for 2 in a single outlet. Cheap. fast. and work. always detect in my Hubitat and never a problem. I now run 8 of them. Update - Annoying development is that I used one in my bedroom. the LED is so bright as to make it painful to sleepy eyes. The driver/software does NOT allow the LED to be disabled - use of 3rd party led covers (Tinted film or Electrical Tape) is the only option. I have removed 1 full star due to this problem.

Paired with ease with my Phillips Hue bridge, shows up on the Hue App once connected then they both auto showed up on my Google home app where I was able to place into a room and then set up the routine to work the plugs. 100% better than the awful GE smart plugs I bought last year. Buying two more of these right now.

Installed and operational within Zigbee Home Automation and Home Assistant. I have integrated the devices with Alexa through Home Assistant and not through some other third party application so I did not rate the Alexa integration.

I run OpenHAB on a Raspbery PI 3, with a HUSBZB-1 USB Hub as controller. I could connect the plugs with no issue.

A simple well-built plug that does what it meant it. Set up was very easy and I was able to use this with my hue hub and my hue wall switch to control my hue lights and the plug altogether. Recommend this plug for anyone that uses Hue lights and wants to integrate non hue products into your smart home system.

They work, but the range is short so they are not good repeaters. I ended up replacing all of them with Innr plugs which have a far more reliable signal.

I have been using these plugs for 11 months, and I have not run into any issues. They have been working perfectly with Home Assistant. 1 Plug has been controlling a humidifier with no issues for the 11 months. The other plug is controlling a light, but it has been a short time for that one.

The plugs seem to work well so far - Im using them for a couple of small fans. Worked fine with Zigbee2MQTT - just set it to allow devices to join and plugged them in, then they joined instantly. They show up as eWeLink SA-003 in Zigbee2Mqtt and Home Assistant.

My whole house is quickly becoming automated with these smart devices, all centered around the SmartThings hub. I started by outfitting all of my light switches with ZWave specific devices. I have a number of other devices as well such as door sensors, locks, etc. I still had a few lamps around though that werent on switches, so I got these smart plugs to control those. These outlets and nice and small with a flat front. Perfect for hiding behind bookshelves. Its worth noting that these outlets use the Zigbee protocol as opposed to ZWave, but both are fully supported by SmartThings. I had no issue getting these to join my network. Simply plug it into the wall outlet, then in the SmartThings app, let it find any new devices. It came up almost instantly. If you are not a SmartThings user, supposedly you can just plug these in and have Alexa discover and control them. Ive not had a chance to try that. Once you add these to your hub, the possibilities are endless. Currently I have these lamps come on automatically at sunset each day. You could also automate turning these on when someone arrives home at night, etc. Great little devices. Not to mention the 12 months replacement/refund warranty on defective items. Would definitely purchase again when needed.

My deconz console indicates that the devices are repeating. At first they only showed yup as endpoints, but now they seem to be repeating. I do see a difference in my zigbee network. I originally pick these up for the repeaters. I have not plugged anything into them to be remote controlled yet.