Update: This popular Frontpage Deal is still available.
Amazon has for
Prime Members:
Kasa Smart Plug Power Strip w/ 6 Smart Outlets & 3 USB Ports (HS300) on sale for
$34.99.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter
phoinix for sharing this deal.
About this product:- Six smart three-prong outlets (individually controlled)
- Three USB Type A ports rated at 5 Volts / 2 Amp output (15 Amps total)
- ETL certified surge protection
- No separate smart hub unit required.
- Works with the Kasa Smart App (iOS / Android), supporting features like:
- Control connected devices from anywhere using the Kasa Smart App on your compatible mobile device.
- Energy Monitoring.
- Set Schedules: Schedule each smart outlet individually or collectively to turn on and off at set times throughout the day.
- Voice Control: Use voice commands with Alexa or Google Assistant to control devices plugged into your power strip.
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I heard these don't need to talk to the cloud. Is there any truth to it?
I'm not totally sure on this, but the "newer" Tapo Version (Tapo P316M) which is only $5 more does list Matter control.
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if you need a smart usb power port, use one of the 6 with a usb brick..
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Quote from lagvoid
my exact use case.
Sorry to be dense, but how is this useful for tool batteries? Why wouldn't you just plug your chargers into a standard power strip?
I don't like leaving chargers on when they aren't actually charging a battery. I also got tired of plugging and unplugging each charger for the various brands Slickdeals made me buy. With this charger, I can press the button to turn on and off each individual charger I'm using. I can also do it through the app on my phone and schedule when to turn it off after x number of hours.
Quote from sloepoke
Quote from lagvoid
my exact use case.
Sorry to be dense, but how is this useful for tool batteries? Why wouldn't you just plug your chargers into a standard power strip?
I don't like leaving chargers on when they aren't actually charging a battery. I also got tired of plugging and unplugging each charger for the various brands Slickdeals made me buy. With this charger, I can press the button to turn on and off each individual charger I'm using. I can also do it through the app on my phone and schedule when to turn it off after x number of hours.
Is it actually documented that this is a bad practice?
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