Jinvoo Wi-Fi Smart Power Strip Surge Protector, Multi Plug with 4 AC Outlets 4 USB Ports, No Hub Required, Works with Google Home - Black

A reasonably priced power strip that you can control remotely. It’s a fantastic edition to my automated home. I highly recommended it.

The reason I purchased this was due to some reviews I read that stated it was SmartThings compatible. It is not!!! When you add it, it acts like an onoff switch for a single outlet.

This is a wonderful product that was easy to add to my Echo device. I have my Christmas tree and decorations plugged in to the this smart plug so, when it’s time for bed Alexa will shut off the entire power strip. Fabulous!!!!

This product took longer to remove from the package than it did to set up. It took about 30 seconds with the Smart Life app. Instructions are included. Its easy to name and control each outlet individually (USB ports are controllable but function as 1).

I got this for a Christmas present. I set it up after my son broke his hip and had to sleep on the couch. With this strip, he could power the light on and off via Google or Alexa. Set up was fairly straightforward. Connecting to the network was a breeze, as was Alexa and Google finding it. Naming the individual plugs allows for more granular control of your devices, if one so chooses. If you have alexa or google home installed, this is a logical next step to building out your smart home.

I was looking for a wireless power strip to control the Led lights for my orchids and found this one reasonably priced that seemed to fit my needs. I was not disappointed. The free app that comes with it is easy to understand and navigate and very easy to use. It even will allow you to use it with Alexa and Google Home if you have one of these devices as well as Wi-Fi. Its slim and inconspicuous and perfect for my needs.

This strip has 4 separate smart plugs and a bank of USBs. You can turn on and off each plug separately, however all the USBs are on one switch. I added the strip to Home Assistant with a zigbee/zwave dongle I have attached to my HASS raspberry Pi I had no troubles adding it and it gave me 4 switches for the 110 outlets, and 1 switch for the USBs (I have attached a screenshot of it in HASS) I bought this to make a tablet that is plugged in by my TV last longer, I have the charger turn on when the pad battery reaches 20% and then turn off when it reaches 80% The only thing it does not have that I wish it did was power monitoring

Im totally blind! I got this so I could plug in some of my echos and to be able to turn them off and on when I need to add additional Zigbee devices that may also have Bluetooth so I can be assured of what device the new hardware will connect to. But anyway when I got this out of the box! I was kind of shocked being it wasnt the same as other Jinvoo power strips that Ive ordered. Yes I said power strip and not search protecter. But anyway things I noticed off the bat. This cannot be mounted on a wall. This is meant to be sued sitting flat on a hard spot. If this is a surge protector, I wouldnt know how to reset it. Im use to them having a button that you can press to reset it and I dont find one on this device. Now for those that cant see like myself. This strip has a power cord coming out of the end of it. If you have the cord coming out of the left side of it! You will then have two rows on the front of the strip. across the top front you have the power/pair button in the upper Left. To the righ of this is an LED for the USB to tell you when the USB are on or off. To the right of that you have 4 USB A Female ports. Now to the bottom part of the front of the strip. You have 4 outlets 1, 2, 3 and 4. Each outlet has an LED above it to show when that outlet has power. The ground plug will be at the bottom of each of the outlets. You will not be able to connect this to any Zigbee Echo device and be able to take full advantage of what it can do. If you try, you will only get one plug that the Echo will see. Ive tried this with an Echo 2nd gen plus and 4th gen with premium sound and Zigbee hub. So Im guessing this will be the case for any device that is an Echo that has a built in Zigbee hub. I also tried connecting this to an Samsung Smartthing 3rd gen hub and again, it only saw one plug. You must connect this to a Tuya Zigbee hub for it to work fully. Now when connected to an Tuya Zigbee hub! You will then get 6 devices and at that point, the Echo will be able to access all 6 devices. You will have 1 device for each of the AC outlets and 1 device for all 4 USB ports and the last device is for the full power strip itself. Using an Echo I was able to turn on and off each plug along with the USB ports and the full strip. The USB switch is for all 4 ports, you cannot control just one of them. Other things to be aware of in my testing. If you turn off lets say AC outlet 3 and have outlet 1, 2 and 4 on then tell Alexa to turn off the power strip! and then have Alexa turn it back on! At that point, all the outlets come on all 4 of them along with the USB plugs. Now in the same case if you manually turn on the power strip! Again, all 4 outlets along with the USB come on. Now if in the csame case you have only outlet 3 off and everything else on! The power goes out in your house and comes back on! in that case! The power strip will only turn back on the outlet that had power to start with. The only thing that I can see that would be an improvement for me and I would guess other people would also agree is if this power strip would have a flat wall plug and not one that sticks out of the wall so it could then be used behind couches and cabinet and the like.

Using both the power outlets and USB ports for automated lighting and this strip works perfectly. Connecting was easy.

This is my second one of these, and I love it. Easy to use, and great with Google home. Highly recommended.