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Lu
> 24 hourLooks good and working Fine. A little complicated to set up but it worked out. Now the test is Stability, Durability and Test with Different applications. Will Get back with more Feedback.
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Lori Ann
> 24 hourEasy to install, as well as easy app to use .
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Richard from St Louis
> 24 hourI had one fail, but they replaced it promptly after I emailed them my problem and returned the failed unit.
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Jeremy Liebhaber
> 24 hourA little expensive and it preforms as intended but the shipping from the seller is horrible. Plan on waiting 3 plus weeks.
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Dwight
> 24 hourGreat module. Doesnt require a controller/hub.
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Morlock
> 24 hourUpdate 12/6/18 I recently reconfigured my WiFi network as a mesh network with a single SIDD for both bands. After reconnecting smart plug adapter it worked fine, but then it keep dropping off the network. I noticed this as a problem for all 15 of my Leviton WiFi switches. They would randomly drop off the network and I would have to reconnect them. I dont think they are agile enough to handle band hopping like a more robust network adapter. Once I switch back to a standard network configuration, the switches returned to stable operation. The Leviton is an easy to setup and use IoT device. It does not require a hub to use, but does require and Internet connection, as all the programming is stored on the cloud. Programming options are this module are basic on and off, as this is just a switching module for fans and motors, no dimming. The only issue Ive had with Levitons switches is they have locked up and Ive had to either unplug them or shut the power off to the wired moules to get them to reset, as the reset button would not even work. Other than that they have been very reliable. I use them to control my outside lights so they all come on at the same time instead of sporadically with photocells. The Leviton application allows you to set the units to come on and sundown based on you geographical location, with a time offset if desired.
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Mark Twain
> 24 hourUpdated review: 4 stars Ive had four of these installed for between 1-2 yrs each. After this time one has died - its non responsive and cant be reset always has a green light. Im waiting for a response from leviton but I assume theyre going to tell me tough luck and buy another. I updated my router with a ubiqiti access point and it works well with all the switches and plugs, however I had to manually reset the wifi on each one to get them to work. Kind of a pain. I still like these and am going to try the mini plugs next. They really updated the app recently and you can now set schedules for individual switches/plugs easily and based on sunset/sunrise. That simplified things for me quite a bit. original review: 4 stars Great product that functions well. Lets you turn on lights, fans, whatever you plug into it remotely from your phone. DO NOT BUY THESE USED FROM AMAZON WAREHOUSE. THEY WILL NOT BE USABLE. Only minor annoyance I have is that the app seems to log me out frequently, so I have to log back in. Its also not super fast, but I can deal with that.
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Icegirl
> 24 hourWonderful for the winter days!
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Chaloemchai Pattanasilaporn
> 24 hourOne works but plug slips in and out - there is nothing in plug receptacle to hold plug and lamp does not get power. The other one will not connect to Samsung Smart Hub & Echo Alexa. I have 10 total in my house so I m very familiar with resetting them and connecting. Not sure if these were refurbs or just a bad batch but they need returning.
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MrE
> 24 hourThis is a simple way to give yourself a wifi switch that also interacts with other devices. The selling point is that you dont need a hub to use these, since they connect back to leviton directly. And because they interact with Alexa as well. The downside is now youre limited by leviton to what they will do, but its a fairly big company. The switch itself isnt super tiny, and the on/off button isnt great, I prefer the WeMo style or some of the other new ones (plus they seem to have better overall integration with SmartThings and such).