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Juan Carlos Ayala
Greater than one weekLo he usado ya casi durante un año y es totalmente funcional y versátil con la conexión a Alexa, lo uso todo el día en mi zona de trabajo y no ha dado problemas en ningún momento.
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Edward Krufka
Greater than one weekCompatibility with Google Home is good but not consistent. Sometimes one or more of the outlets on this 3-outlet strip are offline to Google Home and Smartthings and can only be controlled remotely by the Kasa app. Once controlled from the Kasa app, its available again to Google Home without a reset.
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3rd Time is a Charmer
> 3 dayI needed a set up, that in the long run would be able to turn on and off my external hard drives, and a table lamp that sits behind my desk. I have several other TP-Link Kasa smart products, so that was one less app to have. I have never had a problem with integration or functionality with Kasa products. I ended up using one of the plugs for my wifes work laptop, but as you can see, there is quite a bit of space between each outlet. That provides more flexibility on what you want to plug in. Pros: - Adequately spaced outlets for potential larger plugs - If you have multi devices to plug in that you want smart access to, this is better than buying a normal power strip or surge protector and then buying additional smart plugs to plug into them (ie. buy a 6 outlet strip, only to have 3 individual smart plugs taking up all 6 spots on the strip) Cons: - Nice flat 90° plug for tight places, but I wish the cord itself was longer than ~36 inches. I ended up 3m velco taping it underneath the desk to keep it out of sight. - Price is a little on the high side. You could save a few dollars going the route I mentioned earlier (strip and individual smart plugs), but this is still more aesthetically pleasing, thus justifiable.
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T. Madore Jr.
> 3 dayWorks great with Google Home /Nest and Amazon Alexa. I have both this and the 5-plug model and have had no issues setting them up or using them. I have been using it for over 2 years. If you can use the Kasa app, you shouldnt have an issue setting it up.
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Claudia
> 3 dayEasy to use and install (install was less than three minutes to set up). Only issue is that the cord itself is only about three feet so had to use it for something else. However the features outweigh the benefits of me looking for another one so later I’ll invest in a different brand with a longer cord.
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Kristy timinsky
> 3 dayLove it
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Kristina Reynolds
> 3 dayReally nice product does exactly what it states. And fairly price.
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JocelynS
Greater than one weekRecieved a Flex TV box from Comcast that requires to be plugged into an outlet. I dont like my streaming sticks/boxes to ALWAYS be on, and for whatever reason, whenever the power goes out, my TV turns and stays on when power is restored. Ive come home and woken up at night with my TV on after power blips. Enter this smart power strip that I can use with Ok Google and even program off times. Im able to turn my TV on with my voice and have programmed the strip to cut power at 1:00am every night so if I fall asleep while the TV is on it automatically cuts off. Plus, my TV stays off when the power blips, my Flex streaming box only has power when I want it to, and it lowers my vampire power usage!
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LittleRed
> 3 dayJust what I needed!
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Toshia
> 3 dayI absolutely love that I can plug multiple things up and control them with my phone or just set an individual timer! I can make it looke like someone is home with my lights when I am away! And especially love it when my Christmas trees are up!