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Amazon has 2-Pack Kasa Smart Plug Mini Wi-Fi Outlets (EP10P2) on sale for $9.99 when you follow the deal instructions below. Shipping is free with Prime or on orders $25+.

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  2. Add to cart and proceed to checkout
  3. Apply promo code 5KASAPLUG at checkout
  4. Your total will be $14.99 -$5 w/ promo code = $9.99
  5. Complete your order
Key Features:
  • Voice control: Kasa smart plugs that work with Alexa and Google Home Assistant.
  • Easy set up and use: 2.4GHz Wi-Fi connection required
  • Scheduling: Use timer or countdown schedules set your smart plug to automatically turn on and off any home electronic appliances such as lamps, fan, humidifier, Christmas lights etc.
  • Smart Outlet Control from Anywhere: Turn electronics on and off from anywhere with your smartphone using the Kasa app, whether you are at home, in the office or on vacation.

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Kasa Smart Plug Ultra Mini 15A, Smart Home Wi-Fi Outlet Works with Alexa, Google Home & IFTTT, No Hub Required, UL Certified, 2.4G WiFi Only, 2-Pack(EP10P2) , White $14.99.
$9.99 with coupon code "5KASAPLUG"

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I thought this was an old/resolved issue. I have 22 Kasa devices in use in my local-only Home Assistant setup (a collection of wall switches and SmartPlugs), and they're all still working fine. My last purchases were a 4-pk of these SmartPlugs (the EP10) back on 5/17/21, and a KP115 on 6/21/21. They all work fine in local-only mode, including working with the Kasa App local-only. I have them all deregistered from the cloud, and block their internet access at my router to prevent them from doing a clandestine firmware upgrade, but they worked "out of the box" local-only with the firmware they were shipped with.

Just to test for myself if the latest devices being shipped no longer work local-only, I went ahead and bit on this deal (not a bad price and I can always use more). If indeed the current firmware no longer supports local-only use, they'll be going back. The devices I already have will work just fine for the rest of their lifetime so long as I don't allow a firmware upgrade (assuming newer firmware does indeed break local-only mode).

If anyone has any real-life recent experience with this issue, I'd love to hear it. I'm wondering if perhaps the region makes a difference, as there are references to the UK version (vs. the US version). I never experienced any of the local-only issues abuzz on the Home Assistant forums back in 2020, so never messed with the beta firmware that was made available back then (and is no longer available as of Feb 2021). I concluded (perhaps erroneously) that the US firmware wasn't affected.
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Shame they've messed these up for Home Assistant Frown

https://alerts.home-assistant.io/...k.markdown
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09-03-2021 at 01:48 PM.

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Shame they've messed these up for Home Assistant Frown

https://alerts.home-assistant.io/...k.markdown
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09-03-2021 at 02:59 PM.
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Yeah I made the mistake of ordering them in the past and had to return.
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09-03-2021 at 04:23 PM.
09-03-2021 at 04:23 PM.
Quote from BigIron_ :
Shame they've messed these up for Home Assistant Frown

https://alerts.home-assistant.io/...k.markdown
I thought this was an old/resolved issue. I have 22 Kasa devices in use in my local-only Home Assistant setup (a collection of wall switches and SmartPlugs), and they're all still working fine. My last purchases were a 4-pk of these SmartPlugs (the EP10) back on 5/17/21, and a KP115 on 6/21/21. They all work fine in local-only mode, including working with the Kasa App local-only. I have them all deregistered from the cloud, and block their internet access at my router to prevent them from doing a clandestine firmware upgrade, but they worked "out of the box" local-only with the firmware they were shipped with.

Just to test for myself if the latest devices being shipped no longer work local-only, I went ahead and bit on this deal (not a bad price and I can always use more). If indeed the current firmware no longer supports local-only use, they'll be going back. The devices I already have will work just fine for the rest of their lifetime so long as I don't allow a firmware upgrade (assuming newer firmware does indeed break local-only mode).

If anyone has any real-life recent experience with this issue, I'd love to hear it. I'm wondering if perhaps the region makes a difference, as there are references to the UK version (vs. the US version). I never experienced any of the local-only issues abuzz on the Home Assistant forums back in 2020, so never messed with the beta firmware that was made available back then (and is no longer available as of Feb 2021). I concluded (perhaps erroneously) that the US firmware wasn't affected.
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09-03-2021 at 05:36 PM.
09-03-2021 at 05:36 PM.
Quote from latenighttech :
I thought this was an old/resolved issue. I have 22 Kasa devices in use in my local-only Home Assistant setup (a collection of wall switches and SmartPlugs), and they're all still working fine. My last purchases were a 4-pk of these SmartPlugs (the EP10) back on 5/17/21, and a KP115 on 6/21/21. They all work fine in local-only mode, including working with the Kasa App local-only. I have them all deregistered from the cloud, and block their internet access at my router to prevent them from doing a clandestine firmware upgrade, but they worked "out of the box" local-only with the firmware they were shipped with.

Just to test for myself if the latest devices being shipped no longer work local-only, I went ahead and bit on this deal (not a bad price and I can always use more). If indeed the current firmware no longer supports local-only use, they'll be going back. The devices I already have will work just fine for the rest of their lifetime so long as I don't allow a firmware upgrade (assuming newer firmware does indeed break local-only mode).

If anyone has any real-life recent experience with this issue, I'd love to hear it. I'm wondering if perhaps the region makes a difference, as there are references to the UK version (vs. the US version). I never experienced any of the local-only issues abuzz on the Home Assistant forums back in 2020, so never messed with the beta firmware that was made available back then (and is no longer available as of Feb 2021). I concluded (perhaps erroneously) that the US firmware wasn't affected.
Interesting! Anyone know? I'd love to buy some...
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Shame they've messed these up for Home Assistant Frown

https://alerts.home-assistant.io/...k.markdown
I'm all up-to-date with firmware, and I set up Home Assistant 2 weeks ago for the first time. Everything works for me. Sounds like the problem was fixed. Located in the US by the way. Also, none of my devices are on a Kasa account, local access only. They still get firmware updates and time sync.
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I'm confused … what is the issue with these?
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I have these all over my house. Never had an issue.
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09-04-2021 at 12:31 AM.
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Looks like they don't work with apple's home thing. Great deal otherwise. Ty for sharing.
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Thanks, got one!
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Been using it to control my 120V Honda Plug-in Hybrid car charger. Manual override and adjust schedule charge is a breeze with this plug and the kaza app.
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Shame they've messed these up for Home Assistant Frown

https://alerts.home-assistant.io/...k.markdown

I am so glad you pointed that out.
They're making someone unusual decisions at TP-Link.
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Quote from madcow3417 :
I'm all up-to-date with firmware, and I set up Home Assistant 2 weeks ago for the first time. Everything works for me. Sounds like the problem was fixed. Located in the US by the way. Also, none of my devices are on a Kasa account, local access only. They still get firmware updates and time sync.

Can you clarify what you mean by local access only? That's a bit confusing with the rest of the statement.
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Quote from latenighttech :
I thought this was an old/resolved issue. I have 22 Kasa devices in use in my local-only Home Assistant setup (a collection of wall switches and SmartPlugs), and they're all still working fine. My last purchases were a 4-pk of these SmartPlugs (the EP10) back on 5/17/21, and a KP115 on 6/21/21. They all work fine in local-only mode, including working with the Kasa App local-only. I have them all deregistered from the cloud, and block their internet access at my router to prevent them from doing a clandestine firmware upgrade, but they worked "out of the box" local-only with the firmware they were shipped with.

Just to test for myself if the latest devices being shipped no longer work local-only, I went ahead and bit on this deal (not a bad price and I can always use more). If indeed the current firmware no longer supports local-only use, they'll be going back. The devices I already have will work just fine for the rest of their lifetime so long as I don't allow a firmware upgrade (assuming newer firmware does indeed break local-only mode).

If anyone has any real-life recent experience with this issue, I'd love to hear it. I'm wondering if perhaps the region makes a difference, as there are references to the UK version (vs. the US version). I never experienced any of the local-only issues abuzz on the Home Assistant forums back in 2020, so never messed with the beta firmware that was made available back then (and is no longer available as of Feb 2021). I concluded (perhaps erroneously) that the US firmware wasn't affected.

Which route are you using for local only access? I recently had my entire network as far as Google Home ... Dissolve ... Is the only word I can think of which sounds accurate.
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