GHome Smart Plug Outlet Extender, USB Surge Protector 3 Individually Controlled Outlets and 3 USB Ports, WiFi Plug Works with Alexa Google Home, Outlet Timer Wall Adapter, 2.4GHz Wi-Fi Only, 15A/1800W

Keeps dropping from the network of

It didnt sync with my home Alexa so I have to have a separate way to turn on whatever is plugged into this. I cant say Alexa turn on...I have to manually get my cell and pull up this separate app to turn whatever on and off.

Buen producto, es fácil de conectar

This plugs into an existing socket it is not a power strip.

I got this extender to go into my office space to work with my Alexa so I could set up automations for my work equipment. The reason why I’m giving it three stars is because the instructions provided suck. It took me a minute to figure it out how to set it up. I ended up coming back to Amazon to find out which app I was supposed to download to set it up. The instructions provided didn’t have that. Also it keeps falling out of my outlet. The extender not even full and it keeps falling out. I wish all the outlets could be smart outlets but you get what you pay for. So until I get some many to upgrade. I’ll just use this one. So I wouldn’t recommended to a friend.

If you already have Smart Life plugs or outlets, this works seamlessly with those. I did, so installation on that front was SUPER easy -- no new app to install and it found them right away. They were easy to name in the Smart Life app and with Alexa, and Alexa controls them well. You can control the whole plug (turns everything off) as well as half of the other plugs individually. So why four stars? The whole plug is designed to take up the space of a full outlet and to use a plastic nub in the second outlet in order to get more stability. Great plan, but it doesnt work. The plug rocked enough that I couldnt install it in half my outlets, because it wouldnt connect fully and would wink off more than half the time. One of my outlets (tighter than others? shaped a little differently? both!) worked, but it shouldnt be that finicky. If youre buying it for a specific outlet, Id probably stick with a traditional single plug power strip. Not only would that give you more options, it would be more likely to fit universally. If, however, you like the ability to turn off the whole plug as well as the individual plugs and you have some options for outlets, this may be just the device for you.

Works as intended

This is by far the easiest plug to connect to the Amazon Alexa. My old Techon plugs were giving me problems so I tried this and it did not disappoint! I use this daily for my various lights