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Model: Kasa Smart Plug Mini 15A, Smart Home Wi-Fi Outlet Works with Alexa, Google Home & IFTTT, No Hub Required, UL Certified, 2.4G WiFi Only, 4-Pack(EP10P4) , White
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My dad's ill and always calls my mom to turn on his portable heater in his room before he goes home from dialysis. I bought these around a year ago, and taught him how to turn off and on his heater and his kasa light bulb. Really good product, I would like some more of these, but I am not in need. ill wait for a better deal.
My dad's ill and always calls my mom to turn on his portable heater in his room before he goes home from dialysis. I bought these around a year ago, and taught him how to turn off and on his heater and his kasa light bulb. Really good product, I would like some more of these, but I am not in need. ill wait for a better deal.
This is a super good and thoughtful use for these. Makes me happy when things are used like this, thanks for sharing 😊
Great product! I bought the four pack several months ago for around $21 when it was on sale. Not the best price at the moment, but the product itself works very well.
A word of caution to those using Home Assistant or Homebridge, or any other solution that relies on an open API for local network only usage: TP-Link is threatening to kill off the local API (currently only handing it out via twitter with a "beta firmware"), and has already done away with it for their older plugs and devices.
If you plan on using these in a non-cloud manner, look elsewhere. The track record is not good. If you're an alexa/assistant user, carry on in the cloud, nothing to see here.
What brand/device do you recommend as an alternative
Thanks for posting this. I am new to smart plugs. These are 2.4 GHz wifi devices. If I plan to control via my Android phone does it matter if my phone uses a 5GHz connection to my wifi? Or, does this only matter when I first set up the device(s)?
Thanks for posting this. I am new to smart plugs. These are 2.4 GHz wifi devices. If I plan to control via my Android phone does it matter if my phone uses a 5GHz connection to my wifi? Or, does this only matter when I first set up the device(s)?
I think your plugs connect to the wifi and your phone independently connects to the wifi. Each talk to a middle layer (sometimes a website, to make the interactions happen. To summarize, this is not an issue.
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Pretty good deal though if you have a few things you want to turn on/off remotely
If you plan on using these in a non-cloud manner, look elsewhere. The track record is not good. If you're an alexa/assistant user, carry on in the cloud, nothing to see here.
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then the tax put back $2 lmao
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