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Prime Members: TP-Link Smart Home Products: 4-Pack Kasa WiFi Smart Plug Mini
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Amazon has select TP-Link Smart Home Products on sale from $11.99 valid for Amazon Prime Members only. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
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Available offers:
Thanks to staff member LovelyCheetah for finding this deal.
Available offers:
- Tapo Series
- Smart Plugs
- Smart Bulbs
- Smart Switches
- Smart Sensor
- TP-Link Tapo T110 Smart Contact Sensor Starter Kit (1x TP-Link H100 Smart Hub + 1x T100 Motion Sensor + 1x T110 Contact Sensor) $43.99
- Kasa Series
- Smart Bulbs
- Smart Plugs
- TP-Link Kasa EP40 2-Sockets IP64 Weather Proof Smart Wi-Fi Outdoor Plug $15.99
- 4-Pack TP-Link Kasa EP10P4 15A Smart WiFi Plug Mini $19.99
- 4-Pack TP-Link Kasa EP25P4 15A Smart WiFi Plug Slim (works w/ Apple HomeKit/Siri, Amazon Alexa & Google Home) $32.99
- Smart Switches
- 2-Pack TP-Link Kasa 3-Way Dimmer Smart WiFi Light Switch (No Hub Required, KS230 KIT) $31.99
- 3-Pack TP-Link Kasa HS220P3 Single Pole Smart Wi-Fi Light Switches / Dimmer $39.99
Editor's Notes
Written by RevOne | Staff- About this deal:
- This Prime Day offer is valid for Amazon Prime members only (while supplies last).
- About this store:
- Don't have Amazon Prime? Students can get a free 6-Month Amazon Prime trial with free 2-day shipping, unlimited video streaming & more.
- If you're not a student, there's also a free 1-Month Amazon Prime trial available.
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Amazon has select TP-Link Smart Home Products on sale from $11.99 valid for Amazon Prime Members only. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
Thanks to staff member LovelyCheetah for finding this deal.
Available offers:
Thanks to staff member LovelyCheetah for finding this deal.
Available offers:
- Tapo Series
- Smart Plugs
- Smart Bulbs
- Smart Switches
- Smart Sensor
- TP-Link Tapo T110 Smart Contact Sensor Starter Kit (1x TP-Link H100 Smart Hub + 1x T100 Motion Sensor + 1x T110 Contact Sensor) $43.99
- Kasa Series
- Smart Bulbs
- Smart Plugs
- TP-Link Kasa EP40 2-Sockets IP64 Weather Proof Smart Wi-Fi Outdoor Plug $15.99
- 4-Pack TP-Link Kasa EP10P4 15A Smart WiFi Plug Mini $19.99
- 4-Pack TP-Link Kasa EP25P4 15A Smart WiFi Plug Slim (works w/ Apple HomeKit/Siri, Amazon Alexa & Google Home) $32.99
- Smart Switches
- 2-Pack TP-Link Kasa 3-Way Dimmer Smart WiFi Light Switch (No Hub Required, KS230 KIT) $31.99
- 3-Pack TP-Link Kasa HS220P3 Single Pole Smart Wi-Fi Light Switches / Dimmer $39.99
Editor's Notes
Written by RevOne | Staff- About this deal:
- This Prime Day offer is valid for Amazon Prime members only (while supplies last).
- About this store:
- Don't have Amazon Prime? Students can get a free 6-Month Amazon Prime trial with free 2-day shipping, unlimited video streaming & more.
- If you're not a student, there's also a free 1-Month Amazon Prime trial available.
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Regarding these prices... they're not bad, but I suggest looking at the Kee pa price graphs. Spoiler alert; the prices appear to have been steadily declining and will probably go lower if past history of TP-Link devices on Amazon is any indication.
I use mine in a Google Home/Assistant environment, so my following comments don't cover Alexa/Apple/Samsung environments. Also, my comments below focus only on the Plugs and Switches/Dimmers.
Both product lines offer similar functionality with the TP-Link app (either the Kasa or Tapo app, although I've mostly stopped using the Kasa app, but had used it for years previously). You set the device up in the app, upgrade the firmware, setup settings and automation, and then go to Google Home and sync your devices between Google and the Kasa/Tapo app. Every time you sync, all of your devices in that app come over but the configuration and automation are controlled by TP-Link servers on the Internet. If that's the model you want, then the two product lines are nearly indistinguishable. I'm sure there's some small tertiary exceptions, but that's the main thing.
The Tapo products (plugs and switches/dimmers), however, have a second model. The second model is where you set the device up in the Tapo app, update firmware, and setup the configuration, but you generally do NOT setup automation there. Technically, you can skip the Tapo app entirely, but I don't recommend it because that's the only way to update firmware and tweak device settings (more important on dinners, motion sensor light switches, etc., but no matter what, firmware updates are important). After setup, and this is important, I NEVER sync the Tapo app with Google Home. Instead, I use Matter to connect to and control the devices from Google Home. This allows me to the create automations in Google Home that run on my Nest displays and speakers without needing to hit the Internet. The nice thing about this is that I can create automations involving multiple ecosystems, such as turning on my front porch lights (Tapo light switch) when a motion sensor (Aqara) is triggered.
I mentioned that it's important that you don't sync the Tapo app. This is because Google Home craps out and creates duplicate instances of the devices and you lose control of the devices. I wasted hours figuring that out. Fortunately, all of my devices in the Tapo app work via Matter (most plugs and switches over Thread where I use my Nest devices as a Thread Border Router), either directly or with the Tapo hub as a proxy Matter conversion device.
Happy to answer any questions anybody has as long as I don't have to set anything up from scratch to answer them. (I don't want to have to break and fix my automations.)
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Looking to get some monitoring in my home - especially doors and windows for security purposes. Not sure if this is a good smart home bundle. I came across a few blink deals recently with a bunch of cameras and doorbell, but did not include any sensors.
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I use mine in a Google Home/Assistant environment, so my following comments don't cover Alexa/Apple/Samsung environments. Also, my comments below focus only on the Plugs and Switches/Dimmers.
Both product lines offer similar functionality with the TP-Link app (either the Kasa or Tapo app, although I've mostly stopped using the Kasa app, but had used it for years previously). You set the device up in the app, upgrade the firmware, setup settings and automation, and then go to Google Home and sync your devices between Google and the Kasa/Tapo app. Every time you sync, all of your devices in that app come over but the configuration and automation are controlled by TP-Link servers on the Internet. If that's the model you want, then the two product lines are nearly indistinguishable. I'm sure there's some small tertiary exceptions, but that's the main thing.
The Tapo products (plugs and switches/dimmers), however, have a second model. The second model is where you set the device up in the Tapo app, update firmware, and setup the configuration, but you generally do NOT setup automation there. Technically, you can skip the Tapo app entirely, but I don't recommend it because that's the only way to update firmware and tweak device settings (more important on dinners, motion sensor light switches, etc., but no matter what, firmware updates are important). After setup, and this is important, I NEVER sync the Tapo app with Google Home. Instead, I use Matter to connect to and control the devices from Google Home. This allows me to the create automations in Google Home that run on my Nest displays and speakers without needing to hit the Internet. The nice thing about this is that I can create automations involving multiple ecosystems, such as turning on my front porch lights (Tapo light switch) when a motion sensor (Aqara) is triggered.
I mentioned that it's important that you don't sync the Tapo app. This is because Google Home craps out and creates duplicate instances of the devices and you lose control of the devices. I wasted hours figuring that out. Fortunately, all of my devices in the Tapo app work via Matter (most plugs and switches over Thread where I use my Nest devices as a Thread Border Router), either directly or with the Tapo hub as a proxy Matter conversion device.
Happy to answer any questions anybody has as long as I don't have to set anything up from scratch to answer them. (I don't want to have to break and fix my automations.)
I use mine in a Google Home/Assistant environment, so my following comments don't cover Alexa/Apple/Samsung environments. Also, my comments below focus only on the Plugs and Switches/Dimmers.
Both product lines offer similar functionality with the TP-Link app (either the Kasa or Tapo app, although I've mostly stopped using the Kasa app, but had used it for years previously). You set the device up in the app, upgrade the firmware, setup settings and automation, and then go to Google Home and sync your devices between Google and the Kasa/Tapo app. Every time you sync, all of your devices in that app come over but the configuration and automation are controlled by TP-Link servers on the Internet. If that's the model you want, then the two product lines are nearly indistinguishable. I'm sure there's some small tertiary exceptions, but that's the main thing.
The Tapo products (plugs and switches/dimmers), however, have a second model. The second model is where you set the device up in the Tapo app, update firmware, and setup the configuration, but you generally do NOT setup automation there. Technically, you can skip the Tapo app entirely, but I don't recommend it because that's the only way to update firmware and tweak device settings (more important on dinners, motion sensor light switches, etc., but no matter what, firmware updates are important). After setup, and this is important, I NEVER sync the Tapo app with Google Home. Instead, I use Matter to connect to and control the devices from Google Home. This allows me to the create automations in Google Home that run on my Nest displays and speakers without needing to hit the Internet. The nice thing about this is that I can create automations involving multiple ecosystems, such as turning on my front porch lights (Tapo light switch) when a motion sensor (Aqara) is triggered.
I mentioned that it's important that you don't sync the Tapo app. This is because Google Home craps out and creates duplicate instances of the devices and you lose control of the devices. I wasted hours figuring that out. Fortunately, all of my devices in the Tapo app work via Matter (most plugs and switches over Thread where I use my Nest devices as a Thread Border Router), either directly or with the Tapo hub as a proxy Matter conversion device.
Happy to answer any questions anybody has as long as I don't have to set anything up from scratch to answer them. (I don't want to have to break and fix my automations.)
Of course there's always the option to go with a POE setup, but the mid-tier setups that require more networking knowledge and work kinda make my head spin. Is this anything you've gotten into?
Of course there's always the option to go with a POE setup, but the mid-tier setups that require more networking knowledge and work kinda make my head spin. Is this anything you've gotten into?
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The smart features overwrite the off color issue for me.
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