Smart Power Strip WiFi Plug Surge Protector, Extension Lead with 4 Separate Controllable AC Outlets and 4 USB Port (Normal Strip)

It responds instantly, easy to pair , lovely way to switch lights without getting up

I decided to replace some of the single smart plugs I have located on another normal electrical strip. This product seemed to fil the bill.There are numerous smart strips like this one on Amazon but this one as of the 22.03.2020 is the cheapest by £2-3After having used this now for nearly 1 months I am suitably impressed with the performance of the smart strip..It came well packaged and with clear instructions. Best thing for me is that I can use the SMART HOME app that I have for all my other Wi-Fi smart plugs and switches.Integration with Alexa is seamless and works well. I now can turn off any of the plugs that are on this strip. That also includes the USB sockets (4 USB ports in total) which are also smart switches (all 4 I decided to replace some of the single smart plugs I have located on another normal electrical strip. This product seemed to fil the bill.After having used this now for nearly 1 months I am suitably impressed with the performance of the smart strip..It came well packaged and with clear instructions. Best thing for me is that I can use the SMART HOME app that I have for all my other Wi-Fi smart plugs and switches.Integration with Alexa is seamless and works well. I now can turn off any of the plugs that are on this strip. That also includes the USB sockets (4 USB ports in total) which are also smart switches (all 4 USB ports are treated as 1 device so its all 4 on or all 4 off) This is very handy as I can plug in a load of USB LED lights and control them, great for Christmas lights.Unknown about surge protection but have no reason to doubt thisPros- Very Cheap for 5 smart plugs- Sturdy- Works with SMART LIFE- USB Power (Controllable)Cons- Larger footprint (unlike a regular plug strip)USB ports are treated as 1 device so its all 4 on or all 4 off) This is very handy as I can plug in a load of USB LED lights and control them, great for Christmas lights.Unknown about surge protection but have no reason to doubt thisWill be purchasing more of these

I bought 2 of these. The first connected to the app easily and works perfectly, so bought a second one. This one switches itself on and off and won't connect to the app, so will be returning it as faulty and trying a different brand

Have you got smart plugs? Are you thinking of getting them? They're a great tool to control devices like lights, fans, electric heaters, dehumidifiers etc., but they can be expensive if you have to buy several. Not with the Smart Power Strip!This device is like a 4 gang extension lead, but so much better! It features 4 plug sockets - each of which can be individually controlled through your Alexa or Google Home. Rather than buying 4 smart plugs, you can control each device plugged into the strip individually!So in the corner of my lounge are a standard lamp, an electric fan heater, a dehumidifier and my laptop charger. Either through voice control (via your choice of voice assistant), schedule or app, you can choose which devices are on or off. Fantastic!It gets better, though! The Smart Power Strip also has 4 USB ports for charging your mobile devices! These are also controllable (as a group) via Alexa or Google Home!The item is exceptionally easy to install, and is configured using the Smart Life app available through Google Play Store or Apple's App Store. It works very well and integrates seamlessly with your home assistant.The product feels solidly made and is exceptional value for money! I think you'll love it!*** UPDATE Nov 2020 ***Amazon issued a recall notice for these devices, citing a potential fire hazard, so they were packed-up and returned for refund. 🤨

Super simple set up with Alexa - something you don't always find I might add. Socket feels well made and sturdy it has remained connected again another common issue I have found whilst setting up my smart home. This is the best multi socket I have bought and used so far. Simply put I would recommend.

Iv not even had it a year in fact I bought it in nov 23 it keeps clicking on and off which means failure inside As these plugs age, they fail usually in 3 basic ways, refuse to open or close the relay, power failure, or refuse to connect to WiFi network, regardless of configuration. The odder failure is when they lose power regulation, then all kinds of odd behavior results, like the constant clicking for example. Meaning is schott it and is useless obviously my return window as passed but I'm not happy it's the second one that has done this to me first won't connect to the internet anymore