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Darrin B
> 24 hourWorks great, I can control them from anywhere with alexa
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EH
> 24 hourEasy to setup and use, but God help you if you need customer support. I was double charged (~$100) for annual monitoring, and after numerous exchanges (each time with a different person), the best answer I could get was an offer of a $20 gift card to their online store to buy more of their stuff… I had to dispute the charges with my cc company.
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ChisenOne
> 24 hourGreat plugs with Alexa, have them everywhere. Outside of one stopping working (later replaced) they are great and good price.
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Benjamin
> 24 hourNote: Im writing this review on the same day I installed the plugs so I have not experienced the long term effects of using the plugs. The plugs were easy to install and sync up with my Google Home Hub. You have to install the Wyze app to configure the plug...and by configure, the plug only needs to know how to connect to your local home wifi so that other devices (Google Home) can communicate with it. To install, you run the Wyze app, add device, plug in the plug, and wait a minute for the app to find the device. Note: There are 2 types of plugs on the app: the older version and new (2021) version. At first, I chose the older version, thinking that these were older plugs. Couldnt connect. But when I chose the newer version it connected in a snap. I named the plug Tea Kettle and my Google Home was able to find the device with ease. Plugs like these work fine for devices like my tea kettle and wax aroma device. These are simple devices with merely an on/off switch. Devices like a Mr. Coffee or Keurig may not work since you have to punch more buttons to make them work. I was not bothered by the noise level of the click when it turns on or off. Its audible, but not enough to annoy me. Its also satisfying to hear the click, knowing that the device is working. If the plugs continue to work great after a month, then Ill be buying more.
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Log73
> 24 hourBoth units went offline a couple of times. To reconnect, I had to add the devices again (no need to delete them, just added on top and the app will use the wifi password stored for the existing device). Other than that, it works as desired. Since I need this mostly to turn on/off a device and lights, it works even if it goes offline. But if I needed to start/stop something at a discretionary time, it may not be online when I need it.
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Erik
> 24 hourThese are great. They allowed me to turn my remote control lamps into smart lamps I can turn on and off with my voice or the wyze app. And it works from wherever I am, even if Im not at home. Also they are easily portable and reusable for other devices! Straight forward and easy setup!
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Mia
> 24 hourI purchased a singular plug and the setup was very easy and I loved it so much I bought another package of 2. If you have an Alexa this is so easy to control on/off of any device plugged into it with just voice command! Well worth the money.
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yesica :)
> 24 hourThese worked out great for our vacation. Also works great for helping my baby sleep. This way I dont get up and make noise. Apps is easy to use so I can turn off the light in the click of a button!
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Chuck Miller
> 24 hourI ordered and received 3 wyze plugs. I have the most current version of their Android app on my Samsung S8+ which is also updated. I tried to connect to them near my router, excellent signal strength. First one spent an hour rebooting WiFi & router (as suggested), resetting to factory default, power cycle, ad nauseam. It took several minutes to change from slow blinking light to fast blinking pairing mode. It would get to a page showing my network name and password, that it read from somewhere cuz I didnt enter them, then try to connect and then tell me to re enter my password that I didnt enter. It was able to read it and show it to me. But nonetheless I entered my 16 char password. Then endlessly waiting to connect. Found several try this and check that pages, including Wyze suggestions, but didnt help. An hour of this was enough. Second one: plugged in it went to pairing mode fairly quickly paired and connected in minutes. Then it said there was an update, which failed 5 times, but at least its listed in my wyze app and I got a message its connected to my Alexa. So I can use it, i just cant update it. Third, same as first. Same BS restarting router & WiFi etc etc but nothing. Another hour wasted. So what we know is nothing wrong with my router or WiFi, cuz 2nd one connected fine. The problem is therefore with the 2 bad plugs. Summsry: 2 out of 3 failed out of the box, and 3rd did connect but update fails on it. Whoever does Quality Assurance at wyze shouldnt even get a lump of coal! There is no indication what its stuck on, no indication of progress, nothing. Just wait several minutes and get Failed, try again or re-enter your password, which also does not help. VERY DISAPPOINTED IN WYZE PLUG & WITH WYZE OVERALL after this experience. Ill be returning the 2 bad ones, and probably the one that cant update. UPDATE: I moved the one that once worked to a different outlet, even closer to my WiFi, but it too now refuses to connect so Im returning all 3 of these failed outlets.
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Boris V.
> 24 hourThe concept for the product is good and it is useful... while it works. Unfortunately, two out of 3 of the plugs I bought broke after a couple of months of use. I would recommend to stay away from this product at least for the foreseeable future.