Kasa Smart Plug Mini by TP-Link (HS103P2) - Smart Home WiFi Outlet Works with Alexa, Echo and Google Home, No Hub Required, Remote Control, 2.4GHz WiFi Required, 15 Amp, UL Certified, 2-Pack, White

Key Features

• Voice control: Kasa smart plugs that work with Alexa and Google Home Assistant, Enjoy the hands-free convenience of controlling any home electronic appliances with your voice via Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant
• Smart Outlet Control from anywhere: Turn electronics on and off your smart home devices from anywhere with your smartphone using the Kasa app, whether you are at home, in the office or on vacation
• Scheduling: Use timer or countdown schedules to set your WiFi smart plug to automatically turn on and off any home electronic appliances such as lamps, fan, humidifier, Christmas lights, etc
• Easy set up and use: 2.4GHz WiFi connection required. Plug in, open the Kasa app, follow the simple instructions and enjoy
• Trusted and reliable: Designed and developed in silicon valley, UL certified for safety use
• TP-Link offers technical support

About This Product

Product Overview The TP-Link Kasa Smart Wi-Fi Plug (HS103P2) is a 2-pack of compact smart outlets designed to automate lamps, fans, and light-duty electronics. These plugs connect directly to a 2.4GHz Wi-Fi network, allowing for remote power management and scheduling via a smartphone or voice commands without the need for an additional hub.Key Features & BenefitsTechnical SpecificationsIdeal For

Product Details

Brand

Kasa Smart

Model

HS103P2

Color

White

Size

‎2-Pack

Dimensions

‎3.81 x 3.99 x 6.65 cm; 200 g

Weight

‎200 g

Material

Plastic

Manufacturer

TP-Link

Country of Origin

China

Date First Available

May 10 2018

ASIN

B07B8W2KHZ

Customer Reviews Summary

I've bought quite a few smart plugs over the past few years but this was my first purchase of the TP-Link branded. I've gotta say, they've far exceeded my expectations. With my other plugs it's always been a guessing game if they're going to work or not.I've also got a TP-Link router, and it reboots every night to keep my network efficient. A lot of the other plugs I've purchased have randomly failed to reconnect to it. I'd have to reach behind whatever obstacle led me to get the smart plug in the first place, unplug the smart plug, and plug it back in. Only then would the plug accept commands again. Now that I have these plugs from TP-Link?Absolute night and day! Honestly, I haven't had to reset these plugs once. Their setup was extremely easy, using the Kasa app and my smartphone, and ever since the day I set them up they've worked flawlessly. They work in sync with my Alexa account too, allowing me to program routines for the various devices I have plugged into them. If I want my bedroom accent light to turn on at 6AM for work, it can do that. If I want it to turn off the light at 7:30, when I should be out of the house and on my way to work, it can do that too. If I want it to turn on the living room light when my smart-camera picks up a person entering the home between 5 and 6PM, which is when I normally get home from work, it can be setup to do that too!I can also just call out to my Echo Dot and have it control them as well. "Hey Echo, turn on my living room light please". Within a second my Dot is replying, "Ok", and the light turns on. Absolutely awesome! The best part, I even created a routine called "Red Alert" should a home invader pop by. You want to see a home invader soil their pants? Have all the lights in your house, plugged into these smart-plugs, activate at the same time while your Echo Dot's start playing "Let the Bodies Hit the Floor"... lolSeriously though, these are the best smart-plugs I've owned. They've never lost connection, have never failed to execute a command, and are just generally an awesome product. The only two things I wish were different, which I'm not going to take off marks for, are the following;- I wish they were a little more compact, so they plug into power bars better.- I wish they didn't make a noticeable "click" when activating/deactivating (most smart plugs do).