meross Smart Plug Mini, 15A & Reliable Wi-Fi, Support Apple HomeKit, Siri, Alexa, Echo, Google Assistant and Nest Hub, App Control, Timer, No Hub Needed, 2.4G WiFi Only, 1 Pack

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  • Richard H Peterson

    > 24 hour

    IOS App will only setup it up for Homekit Will not set it up for Alexa or Google assistant as advertised on Amazon

  • TuesdayTraveler

    > 24 hour

    A bit confusing if using HomeKit, but worked easily with the Meross app! Easy to install and in my case are turning my grow lights on and off perfectly

  • Bill Hosler,PM

    > 24 hour

    I was truly impressed with this smart plug. All I had to do was just capture an image of the QR code with my iPhone and plug it into the outlet and then I planted a floor lamp into the plug. Within second the plug showed up on HomeKit and in no time My HomePod mini used Siri to turn the phone and off. The price is very competitive too! IK highly recommend it.

  • Noel coronado

    > 24 hour

    Excelente producto y se coneccion con homekit es super rapido y sin muchas complicaciones, solo se tiene que bajar la app para actualizar sus fimeware pero es muy buen producto de verdad

  • G. Pounds

    > 24 hour

    One of the concerns with these low cost smart plugs is whether they can work with a mesh network. A number of people that comment on this topic in these types of threads dont fully understand the issue IMO. The issue is not whether the mesh network supports both 2.4G and 5G. They all do that. The issue is whether the app provided with the Smart Plug can configure the plug to work on your mesh network. The problem is that most mesh networks will broadcast a single SSID for both frequencies. Your phone will connect on 5G but the plug only connects on 2.4G. So when phone pass the config data to the plug there is a mismatch and the plug wont connect. You will see recommendations often to work around this issue like walk far enough away from your mesh network so that your phone connects via 2.4G and then configure. This will work but what a hassle. The other option is to setup a separate router (not mesh) with the same SSID and password on its 2.4G radio. Turn off your mesh network, configure the plug to work with the separate router. Turn off the separate router and then turn the mesh network back on. The plug will then connect to the mesh network. This also works but again what a hassle. The Meross plug successfully connected from my phone app to the mesh network without any special steps. The reason, I believe, is that Meross uses Apple Homekit to configure the device. Apples config process has worked out the issue with the 2.4G and 5G radio incompatibility. I have had been able to configure other HomeKit devices to my mesh network so I believe this is something Apple has solved. It was interesting that the Meross documentation has all kinds of caveats about potential problems with mesh networks but I was able to configure it without any problems. Hope this helps those of you considering whether you can make this work on a mesh network router. BTW, I have Googles mesh network router though I would expect it should work on others as well. Also once I got it configured it has worked flawlessly. 5 stars...

  • Sean Allen

    > 24 hour

    Impossible to add to HomeKit

  • Diane B. Fields

    > 24 hour

    I had old Wemos (bought before Home app and a code to scan) that wouldnt update after hours so removed them from Homekit and ordered one Meross plug. I had read that some people had issues with 2.4/5 Ghz of Eero so went to Eero settings and turned off 5 for 15 min. I had one error--sure because I scanned and didnt get in plug to power fast enough (too hard to reach to scan after inserting in plug). I tried again through Homekit, scanned, plugged in quickly, a few minutes at most and connected-added to the correct room in Homekit and named it. Checked turning on and off via Homepods--works great, just like before-or in Homekit. Am ordering another for a different room. I would recommend if all you need is smart plug. I will add automation for the other one. House is redone completely but 116 YO so its not very amenable to Smart Home so this is my one foray into Smart Home LOL (aside from ATVs and Homepods)

  • Klove

    > 24 hour

    This was used to plug in a lamp in our living room. Being disabled, I can not reach the lamp to turn it on. I love the idea to turn it on through my smartphone. As well as turn it off once I climb into bed. I bought one plug just before Christmas. I loved it. I have just recently bought 3 more. One to be used for a second lamp that is across the living room. The other two may go in my bedroom or maybe in another bedroom. I highly recommend this product.

  • C. S. Palmisano

    > 24 hour

    Im so accustomed to having to mess with smart devices to get them to work. This one - not so much. Scan the HomeKit tag and within seconds its recognized on your network and working as expected. Need more of these!

  • Jim D

    > 24 hour

    This was easy to set up with HomeKit which was great because this is the 1st HomeKit device Ive purchased.

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