KMC Smart Plug Mini 4-Pack, Wi-Fi Outlets for Smart Home, Remote Control Lights and Devices from Anywhere, No Hub Required, ETL Certified, Works with Alexa and Google Home

The KMC Smart Plug Mini 4-pack is an excellent value and a great entry into smart home automation. Setup is extremely simple—install the app, connect to Wi-Fi, and each plug is ready within minutes. Adding additional units is just as quick. What impressed me most is the responsive performance. Turning devices on or off through the app happens almost instantly, and scheduling routines for lights, fans, or small appliances is straightforward. It’s an easy way to make everyday living more convenient. After weeks of use, the plugs have remained stable with no dropouts or lag, giving me confidence in their durability. Overall, this 4-pack offers excellent performance for the price and is ideal for both smart home beginners and anyone looking to expand their setup.

UPDATE 05/09/20: Everything in the review below is still true, however, after resetting them again, they have been working flawlessly. Tech support is still slow, and relegated to email, but the app seems to have many more bells and whistles, and also includes a plethora of additional Devices that may be added. I do like the fact that you don’t need a hub, so all things considered, I’m pleased and would definitely buy again. FORMER 3-STAR REVIEW (PERFECT AT FIRST, THEN USESS 3-MO LATER...) I downloaded the app in conjunction with my purchase of (6) KMC Sockets on Amazon about 6-months ago to use with various light. My intent was to schedule times for them to be on and off for safety and convenience at both my personal home, as well as for three Airbnbs. Regarding the sockets —I loved the size as compared to other, larger options, the price, and the ease of setup and use between the devices and the app. There was a small learning curve, but the added benefit of not needing a hub, made up for it. They worked perfectly until yesterday, when I opened the app to turn off a couple of light in the evening, I first noticed my app no longer required the passcode pattern I had set. Then, once the app was opened, it not only looked entirely different, “all of my devices had disappeared.” This is a large problem, because I will now have. to wait until my Airbnbs are vacant, then physically drive to each house and reconnect each device individually — not an easy task. Then, when I sought help via the app on the “FAQ/Feedback” option, the form only allowed 300 characters, required 3 photos, and also, asked specifically “which” device was in question — and “ALL” of my formerly missing devices, showed up in an option window. So, the specificity of my request was narrowed down to a single device, when in actuality, it’s was systemic, and involved all six. My final attempt at procuring assistance, was via the Apple app store’s app listing “Developer Website.” Although I wish I read/spoke many other languages, the entire site was in Chinese (I believe) without any option to translate to other languages. So, that was a dead end. I am hopeful that someone from the developer sees this and contacts me with some solutions. I will have to go and reconnect all six, but would like to know how/why this happened to be proactive in the future or Ill have to choose another option with better customer support.

Very reliable. I have beebn using an ither set for some time. App for Iphone is a bit messy- may be a few too many options.

Very easy to set up and convenient to control lights remotely.

Works Easily setup

I was comparing different smart plugs and went with this one as a lower priced option. The Bad: When separating the plugs after taking them out of the package- one of them had it's plastic casing pull apart. Luckily I noticed and clicked it back into place no harm done. So durability is not where it excels. For me I'm not too concerned- I'm using it for inconvenient areas to get to in my home with pretty basic power draw (lamps, TV's etc). However if you plan to put them in overcrowded areas like under a computer desk then I'd be wary- accidentally kicking it or furniture shifting and something cracking the casing in a high traffic spot that's difficult to see... It'd be possible to do that and not notice exposed wire. The Good: Connecting it wasn't too bad- it has a QR code which pulled up fine. I didn't have to search online or in the app store to download it. Logging into the app is pretty simple- but I wish that instead of a password that you could make an account with a pin. It was VERY easy to connect to Google home. You have to have the product app first however after you set it up and it's connected in your Google home app you CAN delete the product app if you wanted to and still be able to control the plugs. Personally I'm going to keep both for convenience sake. I've been testing to see if there's and overheating and there's been none. Big concern of mine is fire safety especially with outlets so I'm very happy so far. I haven't tested it with anything that might be a more demanding power draw (like a fridge, extension cord or space heater) and definitely don't plan to personally so keep that in mind with my experience. Oh! And I was trying to tell beforehand if the plugs were bulky enough to block the secong plug on a standard outlet and they dont! So you can use a smart plug without excessive overlap! Compared to similar products it lands in the middle of the low end for price per plug and has significantly better reviews than similar priced stuff and lower. Overall- it meets my needs, I feel comfortable that the durability factors are not a concern based on planned usage and it was priced well enough that I feel I got a great deal.

These KMC Smart plugs are a good value. I buy them all the time he seemed to hold onto the Wi-Fi signal without a problem and and use them to operate all kinds of things around my house and yard. They were fine with Alexa.

Por ahora muy bien, tiene opción de guardar el estado si se va la luz.

Cumple con todo lo que dice, se puede conectar con Alexa, tu celular, etc. y tiene un botón también para prenderlo y apagarlo.