Wemo Light Switch (Certified Refurbished) $24.99 via Linksys eBay

got one thanks!

Not a bad deal. Cheapest I've seen for new is just under $30. Refurbished at $25 isn't bad. I've been very happy with the ones I have installed in my house.

When these sell out, I have 3 I got from the last deal about 1 month ago. You can have all 3 for $60 shipped. Switch plus wall plate and screw nuts.

That was quick, they seem to be sold out now.

kicking myself for not buying some when they were $14.99 and there was a $15 off $75 eBay Flash sale

https://slickdeals.net/f/10167924-belkin-wemo-wifi-enabled-light-switch-refurbished-14-99-free-shipping

EDIT: corrected linked thread

Quote from Beardown34 : When these sell out, I have 3 I got from the last deal about 1 month ago. You can have all 3 for $60 shipped. Switch plus wall plate and screw nuts.

are these new?

Quote from 69ragtop : kicking myself for not buying some when they were $14.99 and there was a $15 off $75 eBay Flash sale https://slickdeals.net/f/10180004-wemo-wall-plug-refurbished-for-14-99-shipped

2 different products...one is a wemo light switch and the link you have is a wemo switch.

Quote from mnsweeps : 2 different products...one is a wemo light switch and the link you have is a wemo switch.

You are right. Grabbed the wrong thread. Here is the light switch for $14.99 thread.

https://slickdeals.net/f/10167924-belkin-wemo-wifi-enabled-light-switch-refurbished-14-99-free-shipping

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Does this use normal Wifi WPA2(?), If so, probably didn't have the patch that fix this KRACK Wi-Fi vulnerability which can easily be decrypt traffic, hijack connections, etc

https://www.wired.com/story/krack...erability/
http://www.zdnet.com/article/here...right-now/

Meh, I like how these switches looks but they're far from decent in terms of functionality. First they are not dimmer supported second they don't do 3 or 4 way, third they can only be controlled by their stupid sloppily written app.

Quote from MozartA : Does this use normal Wifi WPA2(?), If so, probably didn't have the patch that fix this KRACK Wi-Fi vulnerability which can easily be decrypt traffic, hijack connections, etc https://www.wired.com/story/krack...erability/ http://www.zdnet.com/article/here...right-now/

Read the paper. You will understand the detail.

Basucally you need targeted wifi device and emulated ap too to takeover connection of targeted device and make emulated ap as a middle man .

Quote from Wand : Meh, I like how these switches looks but they're far from decent in terms of functionality. First they are not dimmer supported second they don't do 3 or 4 way, third they can only be controlled by their stupid sloppily written app.

Speaking on functionality..
Wemo is upnp. Many opensource can control wemo.
Echo and google home can control locally with upnp pull request.
You do not need wemo apps at all. Well... one time when pairing to wifi.

I never use wemo apps att all. Home assistant and alexa control all my wemo.

Got a WeMo light switch last year for a weird light in my house. I live WAY out in the woods and my bedroom looks out over the part of the yard that has the basement walk-out. Oddly, the switch for the flood light for this is in basement and nowhere else. In order to see outside at night from the second floor, I needed a solution to turn the light on remotely. Enter my WeMo.

Now, installation wasn't terrible, but it did take some testing. I got it to work on the second try. It works, but not awesome. The app is kinda slow to load, but more annoyingly, there is a few second delay from when I click the button to when the light turns off and on. Strong Wi-Fi for both ends...it's just a bit tardy to execute.

Biggest annoyance was when I changed my SSID on the Wi-Fi. That messed everything up. I've tried resetting it and it connects, but no longer works via the app. I haven't fully factory reset the WeMo unit, but that is next.

Bottomline: I'd do some more research before committing to WeMo. It works, but for $25+ per switch, I expected more.

Good luck!!!