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Woods WiOn 50050 Indoor WiFi Smart Plug With 1 Grounded Outlet $4.60
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Sort: Lowest to Highest | Last Updated 4/19/2024, 10:58 AM| Sold By | Sale Price |
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| Product Name: | WiOn 50050 Indoor WiFi Plug With 1 Grounded Outlet, White |
| Manufacturer: | Coleman Cable |
| Model Number: | 50050 |
| Product SKU: | B00ZYLRQNE |
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The reviewer who said or Apex working with iOS 16 edited the review to say it is now working with iOS 16.
Goddamn soft keyboard.
My comment should read, "The reviewer who said it stopped working with iOS 16 edited the review to say it is now working with iOS 16."
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The spec summaries on Amazon are usually just scraped from the product description; often very poorly/inaccurately. (The top line specs list this as a 0.1pA @ 1V plug!) It's always a good idea to read through the product details or just go to the mfg page to get accurate info.
This is an OLD plug design, circa 2015, and uses a proprietary app/ecosystem. They're physically larger than most newer plugs, and don't have the backing of a larger app ecosystem like TP Link, Tuya, etc, but they are 15A rated, and are based around the ESP8266 MCU, so you should be able to reflash to Tasmota or ESPHome [blakadder.com], if that's your thing.
Unless you're going to reflash, or don't care at all about integrating into the rest of your smarthome ecosystem, I'd look for something else. If you are going to reflash, this will work fine, but is a bit bulky by modern standards (and will most likely block both receptacles unless you use a short extension cord like this [amazon.com]).
Note that the photo show two of them (which makes no sense if the price is for one). It would be helpful if the description and photo would match.