PORIK SP01 Smart Plug That Compatible with Alexa, Google Assistant & SmartThings, WiFi Outlet with Remote and Voice Control, Smart Socket with Timer & Schedule, No Hub Required (1-Pack)

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These smart plugs are very easy to connect and very handy for a variety of tasks. I use them to be able to remotely shut down my 3d printers when needed.

exactly what ai wanted

I tried repeatedly on several ocassions to make these outlets connect but they will not recognize my AT&T network. My router uses the same network name and password for both its 5G and 2.4G signal (this device only uses the 2.4G signal) but this device will not connect. I was very much looking forward to using this device because of its smaller footprint, but Ill have to send these back and order more of the larger Alexa plugs.

Purchased these and have been unable to make them work because they require slow internet speed.

Lo tengo integrado con varios articulos y hasta ahora me siento contento con la inversion, funcionan muy bien a pesar de que ocupan mas espacio del que me gustaria, esto cuando tienes que conectar mas cosas en la misma toma de corriente

This works with generic apps like SmartLife, which is great. I can configure my temperature probe (also SmartLife compatible) to turn on and off fans at different temperatures. Setup was the typical process and not eventful. It just works. I will update this review if that changes, but for now, I can recommend it.

Needed four of these for lamps. Set up the first one without a hitch so I know what Im doing. Ive set up dozens of these before. All downhill after that. The other three are trash. Followed the directions to the letter and they wont connect. Waste of money and time.

These plugs are extremely high tech and user-friendly it’s amazing that you can use your Alexa to program your lights to be turned on and off at your leisure without having to be at home

Weve had similar wifi plugs before. This worked just as well with easy setup with Smart Things App. Controlling seems to work well. You can setup some rules like timers or random via Smart Things. From Google home and Alexa, you can link the smart things account. Not much options via Google home and Alexa app beyond on/off or voice control. We use it mostly to plug our lamps especially if the lamp switches are behind furniture or inconvenient tight areas. Great for any device where you just need to turn on/off.