TP-Link Kasa Mini Smart Plug, Max 13A,Wi-Fi Outlet, Works with Amazon Alexa, Google Home and Samsung SmartThings, Wireless Smart Socket (KP105), A Certified for Humans Device

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Connect your phone to the Smart Plug Wi-Fi. There is a difference between Android and iOS phone in this step. Unlike with the best Wi-Fi routers, the best mesh Wi-Fi systems often combine their 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands into one network. This isn't a problem with other devices but many smart plugs and other smart home devices only work on the 2.4 GHz band. If you've encountered this problem, there is a fix that might work. Set schedules with the Kasa Smart app to automatically turn your smart plug on or off while you’re away. Ease of Use

Testing the plug went off without a hitch. It showed no hesitation when responding to app commands to turn on and off. Alexa voice commands were just as responsive. The plug followed my schedules without incident, and the Smart Action I created worked without issue; for example, I configured the plug to turn on when a Kasa Spot camera detected motion. Best If You Have Other Kasa Products Nonetheless, right now Tapo and Kasa devices are designed differently and cannot directly work toegher. Smart Home Connectivity: How many other smart home systems does the plug work with? Alexa and Google Assistant should be givens. EV charging is not supported since it typically requires higher power, and its charging current exceeds the rated current of the plug Kasa covers everything from smart switches to smart light strips. You’ll be able to find your standard smart light bulbs as well as the gear you need to put together more complicated smart home setups. It’s the wide range of products that have made the cost of line stand out in a crowded Arena of smart home devices.The plug is quite deep TP-Link HS100 Kasa Smart Wi-Fi Plug features – A neat app with loads of features Kasa is now one of two brands being operated by TP-Link. This has given people some reason to worry about the future of the Kasa product line. Generally speaking, TP-Link has stated that they have no intention to leave Kasa behind and are actively creating new Kasa products… but this varies depending on where in the world you live. TP-Link has decided to not make the Kasa and Tapo products able to communicate with each other. There are workarounds, so you can get these devices functioning in tandem, but TP-Link hasn’t announced any potential support for having Kasa and Tapo devices work together.

Control devices connected to the smart plug wherever you have internet using the free Kasa app on your smartphone. SchedulingNote: If your Apple device is IOS 14 or above, please have the "Local Network" enabled first following the FAQ