KMC Smart Tap 2-Pack, 4-Outlet Smart Plug WiFi Outlet Wall Tap, Energy Monitoring, Works with Alexa and Google Home, Remote Control Your Devices from Anywhere, No Hub Required, ETL Certified, White

Works as it should and was pretty easy to set up.

I purchase about 12 of these. They made tasks so easy. I used it with my google phone. I like that I can turn on 1 or multiple outlets at the same time. I can ask to see how much power is being used. You can set it to turn the lights on or heater before you need to get up. You can have the lights turned off in case you forget.

These arrived quick and were easy to set up. It said you had to get their specific app, however I already had an app that went with a power strip I bought a few months ago. I took a chance and it loaded on it. Nice to keep all my devices on one app instead of every make/model having a different app to use. Works with Alexa pretty well. All in all I’m super pleased with this purchase! Might add a few more later on.

Needed a timer for the Christmas lights that was easy to use & accessible through an app. So far it has worked great! It was easy to install. Would recommend !

This is a decent smart plug pack for the money. I have opened up the plugs and the quality inside is not the best, so I would not use these for Watt heavy equipment as this can melt. But it works great with stuff that draws less current, I would not use this to automate a space heater. The best selling point for me was the ability to flash Tasmota into this unit so I can use it with my Smartthings ecosystem. The integration was good and it showed up in my Smartthings. It also works with the Smart Life app if you dont have the Smartthings ecosystem. One thing to mention is these are not individually metered/ The first plug is the only one that will show metered and it basically sums up the usage of all 3 plugs. Also, the 4th plug is not controllable, its an always-on plug. I did notice that sometimes the unit loses its connection, and I have to unplug and plug it back in to connect to the wifi. But this has happened only a handful of times.

They work well so far and were a good deal, however they both came scratched up as others have said. Also, the plug is on the bottom (not the top like in their photo).

I own several different smart plugs brands. Among the brands are Meross, TP-LINK KASA, and Amazon Plug. But what I loved about these KMC taps is that they keep monthly track of aggregated electrical usage all on their own. None of my other smart plugs can do this. Its like having a Kill-A-Watt monitor on every tap. I can monitor the electrical usage by the window ACs and do it remotely. I also found just getting the old fashion analog window AC works great with these taps since I can switch them on and off from my phone. Even!! Even!! when I am on the road heading home !! I can cool off the house by asking Google Assistant or Alexa to switch on those AC while I am away from home. Is that cool or what? Better than an infrared remote control on the more expensive digital Window ACs. It will even graph my usage on a monthly basis. I have included screen-captures. I like my initial 2-pack so much, that I ordered a second 2-pack because I have four windows A/Cs. Yet another like I have is that I can toggle four devices per tap (3 independently and 1 master) per wall outlet. Impossible to do with other smart plugs because they take up so much room. If only KMC offered these in 6 plugs independently controlled. My next smart purchase will be smart temperature sensors and program an Alexa route to trigger the AC once the indoor temperature reaches a threshold I specify. Hopefully, I will get my money back in savings with these smart devices!

Easy to flash tasmota firmware and use it to monitor energy usage and control via mqtt

I got this plugs on a sale for $ 16.14 a pack, this means $8.07 per plug. Initial impressions, construction looks good, this seems to be made by KMC and not a rebrand as it regular with all todays procuts as the brand is stamped on the product and not a label. The internal looks of good design and contructions, i got this to be used on my server rack so i can turn off/on individual products in case i need to restart them , like a server or switch. My initial problem was with the claim that After a power outage, outlets will retain their most recent setting to save energy. this is currently not true with the current firmware version, i tried diferent ways and would not work this way so it will not serve my purpuse unless i put tasmota on it. You can control each individual plug on the top row, and the one on the bottom is always on as indicated. I flashed this with tuya-convert and after that i programed the relays to retain memory and stay on the last state. One aded value of this plug is that it has total power monitoring, you can measure the total consumption of all the switches and this is good if you want to monitor your devices or appliances. Another good thing is the little plastic plug on the back that is supposed to align on a US 2 outlet receptacle for added stability, however you may need to remove this if you are going to plug this into any other place like the output of a UPS like in my case. Overall, this is a great value, im taking half a star because of the claim that the relays stay on the last state, this may be corrected on a future firmware upgrade, however this is common for smart devices with a few exceptions.

I bought two of these back in 2019 and theyre some of my favorite pieces of tech for around the house. I love that they give you stats and the routines are super easy to set up. In addition, if you use Google Home, you can add these there as well and include them on your routines. Ive had no issue naming each individual port and controlling them by voice through Google Assistant. Ill say that again... I have had zero issue naming each individual port on top and controlling the on/off state via voice through Google Assistant. For the money these really cant be beat.