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Resistant to the elements, Compatible with Cortana, Alexa, and Google Assistant, Sockets can be independently controlled
LED lights barely visible, Limited to 2.4GHz networks, No energy-monitoring features,
The Kasa Smart Outdoor Plug is a durable and practical way to control your outdoor electric devices. It has built-in Wi-Fi and uses an app that's compatible with Cortana, Alexa, and Google Assistant. You can control each outlet independently and add power...
Publié: 2019-09-03, Auteur: Max , review by: techgearlab.com
2 independent outlets, weatherproof, individual run time monitoringQuick setup, intuitive app, reliable and responsive, energy monitoring, 2 independent portsQuick setup, broad smart home compatibility, inexpensiveWeatherproof, 2 outlets in 1, broad smart
Setup relatively involved, slow to reboot after WiFi outageNo Apple HomeKit or IFTTT support, can be a bit priceyHard to change networks, slower recovery when WiFi cuts outSomewhat confusing to connect to virtual assistantsLacks any advanced features
Whether you want an outdoor smart plug with two autonomous outlets, or you're already using TP Link plugs indoors and would like to expand that system outside, the Kasa Outdoor is a great choice...
Its two outlets can be controlled independently, LEDs indicate which outlets are electrified, Compatible with Amazon Alexa. Google Assistant, and Cortana
You can't schedule groups of Kasa Smart devices (only individual devices), The app offers no energy-monitoring features, There's no HomeKit support (though TP-Link says it's coming)
TP-Link brings its smart home system to the outdoors, but you'll pay extra for it...
Extrait: Every room in your house has them: power outlets, and they're about as dumb as technology can be. To create a true smart home, you need to upgrade the way your wiring works, so that it can be controlled, managed, and monitored from afar.You could hire an...
Extrait: A high-tech home doesn't have to cost a fortune. Smart plugs (and power outlets) are an easy and affordable way to upgrade ordinary appliances, lighting, and any other electronics into smart home devices that you can control straight from your smartphone...
