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2-Pk Linkind 15A/1800W Matter Smart Plug Wi-Fi Outlet w/ Timer & Remote Control

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LINKIND-US via Amazon has 2-Pack Linkind 15A/1800W Matter Smart Plug Wi-Fi Outlet (LC09003256) on sale for $9.99 when you apply promo code 5NBLFMGC at checkout. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
  • Note: Amazon promo codes don't always apply seamlessly. If you run into this issue, try refreshing the page, re-entering the code, or checking after you select a payment method to confirm whether it already applied. This promo code is valid for users with or without Prime membership, taking the final price to the same $9.99 price.
Thanks to Deal Hunter hawkblu09 for sharing this deal.

About this product:
  • Supports 15A/1800W max power capacity with fire-resistant materials
  • Compatible with Matter-certified hubs like HomePod Echo Dot or Nest
  • Enables offline LAN communication via direct device-to-device protocols
  • Requires 2.4GHz WiFi network for connection and app remote control
  • Includes timer and schedule features to automate device on/off cycles

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  • Additional Information:
    • Priced at ~$5 per smart plug, this offer is on average ~$1 less per unit (17% savings) (when you buy two) than our recent and popular front page deal price of $5.99 each from June 2026 which earned over 50 thumbs up.
    • Please see the original post for additional details and/or view the Wiki and forum comments for further helpful discussion if available.

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LINKIND-US via Amazon has 2-Pack Linkind 15A/1800W Matter Smart Plug Wi-Fi Outlet (LC09003256) on sale for $9.99 when you apply promo code 5NBLFMGC at checkout. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
  • Note: Amazon promo codes don't always apply seamlessly. If you run into this issue, try refreshing the page, re-entering the code, or checking after you select a payment method to confirm whether it already applied. This promo code is valid for users with or without Prime membership, taking the final price to the same $9.99 price.
Thanks to Deal Hunter hawkblu09 for sharing this deal.

About this product:
  • Supports 15A/1800W max power capacity with fire-resistant materials
  • Compatible with Matter-certified hubs like HomePod Echo Dot or Nest
  • Enables offline LAN communication via direct device-to-device protocols
  • Requires 2.4GHz WiFi network for connection and app remote control
  • Includes timer and schedule features to automate device on/off cycles

Editor's Notes

Written by jimmytx | Staff
  • About this Store:
  • Additional Information:
    • Priced at ~$5 per smart plug, this offer is on average ~$1 less per unit (17% savings) (when you buy two) than our recent and popular front page deal price of $5.99 each from June 2026 which earned over 50 thumbs up.
    • Please see the original post for additional details and/or view the Wiki and forum comments for further helpful discussion if available.

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Virtual69
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Doesn't appear that these are UL or ETL listed?
iheartdeals123
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I just got the tp link/kasa brand for 13.99 2 pack and called it a day. Sometimes these offbrands dont get updated supported services from google home/ alexa and get booted off making it useless for me

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Virtual69Jun 22, 2026 04:56 PM
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Doesn't appear that these are UL or ETL listed?
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I just got the tp link/kasa brand for 13.99 2 pack and called it a day. Sometimes these offbrands dont get updated supported services from google home/ alexa and get booted off making it useless for me
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Quote from iheartdeals123 :
I just got the tp link/kasa brand for 13.99 2 pack and called it a day. Sometimes these offbrands dont get updated supported services from google home/ alexa and get booted off making it useless for me
This also supports Apple HomeKit while Kasa/TPLink Apple HomeKit compatible versions are more expensive.
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Quote from iheartdeals123 :
I just got the tp link/kasa brand for 13.99 2 pack and called it a day. Sometimes these offbrands dont get updated supported services from google home/ alexa and get booted off making it useless for me
part of the whole deal with matter is that it's a universal local protocol. if linkind goes belly-up tomorrow, these will still continue working locally with all matter-enabled devices and services. I can't think of a reason they would ever not be supported as they use generic smart plug definitions that are universal and just work across all ecosystems that support matter. (that was kind of the point of matter) - meanwhile with some wifi smart plugs like the tp-link ones I picked up that do not support matter, they need to be paired with a cloud service which in my opinion is really annoying for power and lighting devices (because if I have internet issues my cloud-connected smart bulbs and power devices stop working in that case). matter is a good way around that. Personally however, I've been slowly standardizing on zigbee which uses it's own base wireless system instead of being on my wifi. I personally think this is safest as a. it's a universal protocol like matter so zigbee devices will continue to be supported by any ecosystem that supports zigbee and arn't reliant on some cloud, and b. they straight up don't connect to the internet at all which is far safer from a network security perspective. - when they need updating, home assistant (or whatever you are using for a bridge) will grab the update package and push it to the device via zigbee (a far safer way to manage internet of things devices). Regarding my tp-link cloud-only devices, they use esp32 microcontrollers inside so I personally popped them open and flashed them to use esphome (which is a local wifi project for esp32 based devices that is compatible with the smart plug) - now I plug them in, they get an ip address, i go to that ip address and tell them what their names are, can assign them a static ip if I like (I usually do so I can address them easier) and then I can set them up using mqtt in home assistant. it's a couple of extra steps, but it saves me from sending all the data to the cloud and needing cloud access just to use my smart plugs (and it took me an afternoon - but i'm also an electronics hobbyist and completely understand why someone wouldn't want to hack their smart plugs and so matter or zigbee smart plugs become the play). after doing the esphome mod on my tplink smart plugs though, as I said, i've slowly started standardizing on zigbee, so I bought a bunch of thirdreality zigbee gen 3 smart plugs and i've been really happy with them (be sure to get the third generation or later though because the first and second generation plugs will power cycle the load when updated (REALLY annoying for servers, routers, and other types of things that I want to monitor and switch with smart plugs.

meanwhile, I'm also in the middle of trying to replace all my govee smart bulbs with zigbee ones too - I love the govee hardware, but HATE that they connect to their cloud infrastructure - I want everything in my home to be local - just the device over whatever network protocol directly into home assistant. (i'm using home assistant, but i'm not married to it, there are a whole bunch of convenient smart home systems out there like home, apple homekit, or even just using alexa or google home if you really want to keep things simple). I'm really not big on cloud services though.
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Quote from iheartdeals123 :
I just got the tp link/kasa brand for 13.99 2 pack and called it a day. Sometimes these offbrands dont get updated supported services from google home/ alexa and get booted off making it useless for me
I have had like 20 TP-link outlets/switches/bulbs over the last 5+ years and they've never been updated lol.

Oh and another 10+ cameras, routers, etc.
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what are the use cases for these

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Does it have an esp32 chip? Compatible with Tasmota, ESPurna, ESPhome open source firmware?
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I have had like 20 TP-link outlets/switches/bulbs over the last 5+ years and they've never been updated lol.Oh and another 10+ cameras, routers, etc.
It is important to keep your device's firmware up-to-date. Firmware updates fix security vulnerabilities. Hackers can exploit security vulnerabilities to infect your devices with malware. Find out when the manufacturer stops releasing firmware updates and consider replacing the device or using open source firmware if the device supports it. Update and stay secure. It is also good to change default passwords. Hackers will use the default username name: admin and password: admin to gain remote access.
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Quote from cpgeek :
part of the whole deal with matter is that it's a universal local protocol. if linkind goes belly-up tomorrow, these will still continue working locally with all matter-enabled devices and services. I can't think of a reason they would ever not be supported as they use generic smart plug definitions that are universal and just work across all ecosystems that support matter. (that was kind of the point of matter) - meanwhile with some wifi smart plugs like the tp-link ones I picked up that do not support matter, they need to be paired with a cloud service which in my opinion is really annoying for power and lighting devices (because if I have internet issues my cloud-connected smart bulbs and power devices stop working in that case). matter is a good way around that. Personally however, I've been slowly standardizing on zigbee which uses it's own base wireless system instead of being on my wifi. I personally think this is safest as a. it's a universal protocol like matter so zigbee devices will continue to be supported by any ecosystem that supports zigbee and arn't reliant on some cloud, and b. they straight up don't connect to the internet at all which is far safer from a network security perspective. - when they need updating, home assistant (or whatever you are using for a bridge) will grab the update package and push it to the device via zigbee (a far safer way to manage internet of things devices). Regarding my tp-link cloud-only devices, they use esp32 microcontrollers inside so I personally popped them open and flashed them to use esphome (which is a local wifi project for esp32 based devices that is compatible with the smart plug) - now I plug them in, they get an ip address, i go to that ip address and tell them what their names are, can assign them a static ip if I like (I usually do so I can address them easier) and then I can set them up using mqtt in home assistant. it's a couple of extra steps, but it saves me from sending all the data to the cloud and needing cloud access just to use my smart plugs (and it took me an afternoon - but i'm also an electronics hobbyist and completely understand why someone wouldn't want to hack their smart plugs and so matter or zigbee smart plugs become the play). after doing the esphome mod on my tplink smart plugs though, as I said, i've slowly started standardizing on zigbee, so I bought a bunch of thirdreality zigbee gen 3 smart plugs and i've been really happy with them (be sure to get the third generation or later though because the first and second generation plugs will power cycle the load when updated (REALLY annoying for servers, routers, and other types of things that I want to monitor and switch with smart plugs.

meanwhile, I'm also in the middle of trying to replace all my govee smart bulbs with zigbee ones too - I love the govee hardware, but HATE that they connect to their cloud infrastructure - I want everything in my home to be local - just the device over whatever network protocol directly into home assistant. (i'm using home assistant, but i'm not married to it, there are a whole bunch of convenient smart home systems out there like home, apple homekit, or even just using alexa or google home if you really want to keep things simple). I'm really not big on cloud services though.
Does the esp32 support bluetooth? I've been looking for smartplugs with esp32c3 but haven't found a good one.
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Quote from cpgeek :
...i'm using home assistant, but i'm not married to it, there are a whole bunch of convenient smart home systems out there like home, apple homekit, or even just using alexa or google home if you really want to keep things simple). I'm really not big on cloud services though.
Thanks for sharing your interesting setup. What are you using as your Home Assistant hub? N100? I'm trying to decide whether I should replace my SmartThings Gen 2 and switch to Home Assistant.

Just a note: Google Home doesn't natively support Zigbee, so they can't communicate directly with Zigbee devices without a Zigbee bridge (or coordinator). I assume it is the same for Alexa and Apple.
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what are the use cases for these
Holiday lighting, "away" lighting, voice control, timed lighting (downstairs lights turn on before you come down in the morning, indoor lights come on before you arrive home, etc), app control, etc.
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Quote from iheartdeals123 :
I just got the tp link/kasa brand for 13.99 2 pack and called it a day. Sometimes these offbrands dont get updated supported services from google home/ alexa and get booted off making it useless for me
Got the TP-Link Matter and it's PERFECT.

I got two of the Linkind Matter bulbs and they are HORRIBLE! Pairing was fine, but after that it went downhill. Avoid Linkind.

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