Smart Plug, Alexa Plugs Smart 4 Pack WiFi Outlet, Smart
Smart Plug, Alexa Plugs Smart 4 Pack WiFi Outlet, Smart Plugs That Work with Alexa(Echo and Echo Dot), Echo Google Home IFTTT, Smart Socket with Remote Control and Timer Plug,Wifi plug No Hub Required
APP Control Anywhere, Anytime
1. With the remote access, you are able to check the real-time status of the appliance at anytime and anywhere.
2. Turn On/Off the connected devices, such as lamps, thermostats, coffee makers, fans, water heater, switches and other device on before arriving home or after leaving.
Timer and Schedule
- You can use the free app to create schedules / timer / countdown for connected electronics based on your daily and weekly routines.
- Customize your own personal scenes to suit your needs. For example, set your home to automatically turn on the lights and close curtain when you come back home.
- Scheduling also helps lower your electricity bill by keeping power-hungry devices off when they are not needed.
Device Sharing – Smart Home, Smart Life!
1. Creat Group: Give each smart plug its own unique name and combine multiple smart products into a single group for easier control.
2. One tap to share smart plug group to your family members and share happiness and convenience.
| Weight: | 300 g |
| Size: | 4 Pack |
| Dimensions: | 11.9 x 9.2 x 6.2 cm; 300 Grams |
| Colour: | White |
| Pack Quantity: | 1 |
| Batteries Required: | No |
| Batteries Included: | No |
| Manufacture: | TVLIVE |
| Dimensions: | 11.9 x 9.2 x 6.2 cm; 300 Grams |
| Quantity: | 1 |
| Size: | 4 Pack |
Really quick to set up link to WiFi.
On the app you have to set a separate off time on another pane as slightly confused me thinking you set it up on same as the on time (for lamp for corn snake) which is same on and off every day.
Love these, is it lazy? Yep but what the heck!! However! Imagine your not home, you can turn your lights on without even being home,, and there not expensive, easy to set up with Alexa!
I couldn’t get them to connect to the TVLive app, so I read the reviews and seen someone recommend the VeSync app, and they connected straight away!!! Anyway I’ve only just started using them so seems good so far. Will update if anything changes.
It took me a while to install it, even needing to contact my wi-fi provider for help, but after that was solved, super easy! Their app is easy to use and integrates well with iPhone to work as a switch. I’ll get more for other bits of my house.
Needed to download their VeSync app, but once that was done it was a simple job to connect to the plug and then add it to Alexa for voice control.
A very handy little gadget, but a bit of a faff to set up. Minimal instructions and a rather rubbish app that needs to be downloaded before I could assign the plug to my Alexa. Once they were connected to wifi, they worked perfectly with both the vendors app and Alexa and Alexa app. Just not sure if they will still function if I delete the vendors app!
Liked the neatness of the timers being quite unobtrusive in the sockets and easy to control from my iPad.Don’t have Alexa so can’t comment on that function. Overall works well and good value.
Works a treat reliable and the VeSync app for ios is user friendly and integrates with echo devices or google home. Easy to set a timed on/off or any specific schedule for your device plugged into it. I use Alexa to voice control a room display lamp for instance. A thumbs up as they do a great job
These worked just fine. They were pretty easy to setup and use once you had the correct app and I got them working with Alexa to enable me to turn the lamp off with a command. The app also allows the other plug to control my decking lighting on a set time routine with ease. Highly recommended.
First you’ll need to download and install the VeSync app from the appropriate store. The app was troublesome – it just would not connect to my wifi, regardless of settings. Eventually it just decided to connect out of the blue. That was the only difficult part of the process so if you have trouble just keep at it. If your router shares the 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz bands (autoselect) then it may be worth switching this off so that the 2 bands are separate. rename the 2.4GHz band to your normal SSID name and then keep trying. Once it has connected you can re-enable the auto switching and make sure your SSID is the same
Once connected, you can set up the plug quite simply by following the instructions in the app. If you have the Alexa app installed it will then pop up to ask for permission to Sync. this is brilliant as it means then Alexa takes over and you can name and control it as you wish. You can then add each plug to a group/room so that you can control them all together. For example I have called one of mine ‘Sofa Lamp’ and another ‘Corner Lamp’ and added them both to the group ‘Lights’. This means I can say ‘Alexa – switch on corner lamp’ and it will switch just that lamp on, or I can say ‘Alexa – turn on lights’ and it will switch them all on. Or I can say ‘Alexa, switch lights on at 4pm today’ and it will do that – or you can set a schedule up in the Alexa app. Very useful
The button on the side is to use to switch on/off the smart connection. I’ve not used this at all – as soon as I plug the socket in it flashed blue to say it was ready to pair with the app
I have no idea how reliable or long lasting they are, but for the last 3 days I have had great pleasure from randomly switching lights on and off with voice commands 🙂
Started by trying and trying to get the plugs to connect but whatever I did nothing. So after nearly 24 hours of on and off trying I decided to get the box to see if there were any instructions. Lo and behold even though the Alexa app says se smart life app the instructions say use VE SYNC and guess what it worked straight away. So what have I learnt from this. To stop being a smart ass and just read the instructions. Amazon can you please update the Alexa app to say to use VE SYNC please.