Kasa Smart Plug Mini 15A, Smart Home Wi-Fi Outlet Works with Alexa, Google Home & IFTTT, No Hub Required, UL Certified, 2.4G WiFi Only, 4-Pack(EP10P4) , White

Reliable product and easy to use
I am a returned customer, and my house is full of KASA product.This smart plug is one of my favorite. Reliable and with good price. Easy setup, I use them to control all the lamps and set schedule for automatically on and off.I still have my first KASA smart plug that’s I bought 7 years ago, it moved with me to different apartment and houses. And it’s still functioning!

Hardware Failure on 1 out of 4 but still a great Smart Plug
These work very well but I did have one have a hardware failure just outside the 2-yr warranty. The other 3 are going strong. This is specifically for the 4 pack vs 1.8 US.

Excellent Smart Plug. Work Well with Alexa and IFTTT.
These smart plugs are easy to install. They do work very well. I’ve tested them with IFTTT, and they work perfectly for automation using that service.So far they appear very stable. The instruction quality is adequate.They should work well with most devices/phones/etc. using Alexa.They are listed as being a “mini” plug. They are certainly smaller than similar plugs I bought a few years back. However, it would be handy if they were somewhat smaller still since they do take up some room in a duplex plug.

Beware! NO warranty!
The product is fine. At first I thought it was great and I ended up buying 18 of them.Later I found some would turn off out of sudden and would have no means to figure out why or when exactly they turned off as there is no log of any kind in the app, so you have no idea when a plug got turned on or off. Implementing history/logs should be a trivial task, but for some reason it’s nonexistent. Randomly turning on or off is a major issue, whatever the cause is!App has a few glitches too. The biggest one is I’d want to turn off one plug but would end up turning off the one above it – extremely frustrating, especially when the one above it is used by your network router or other important device!Changing Wi-Fi is impossible and you have to re-register the device which might be fine for when you have 1 but having to do it for 30+ Kasa devices every time you change SSID, router or make whatever change to your home network because of which it doesn’t want to (re)connect anymore is major pain in the butt. Even if it loses connectivity and stays offline for a while, it doesn’t even attempt to retry and you need to unplug it and re-plug it each time which is especially difficult for when you need ladder to get to it. I bought a few for security cameras which are placed high above the ground outside reach and the idea was to power cycle cameras in case they lose connectivity, but what I found was that these plugs are losing connectivity way more frequently than cameras do which defeats their purpose. Instead of climbing up the ladders every time one of these goes offline, I started hitting breakers every once in a while.You can access these in the Tapo app which is a plus, but not the other way around. This was not clear at first and I bought some Tapo devices but am now stuck to Tapo app.BUT the biggest downside is that there is NO WARRANTY!One of the plugs started making loud clicking and flashing. Checking help resources was a waste of time as device is clearly malfunctioning. Attempting to use the warranty and get a replacement is EXTREMELY painful and time consuming process!You have to go through bunch of hurdles and demanding steps. During all this time support will NOT tell you at any moment if you even qualify for the replacement even though TP-Link clearly states on their website that the warranty on all smart plugs is 2 years! At some point they will mention you should NOT throw away your malfunctioning device as you will need to ship it to TP-Link?! You will receive bunch of lengthy emails with a lot of text to read most of which looks like a regular sale spam and is there to give them excuse to brush you off in case you didn’t follow the process and to waste even more of your time. Then you will have to register on their website, register your product, put in all your personal details, start the RMA for failed product… you still have no clue if it is eligible and if RMA will be approved… and then when you’re already neck deep in wasting your time you stumble upon this part between other nonsense:”Return defective product to TP-Link first at your expense. Please label the outside of your package with RMA number XXXXXX. After receiving the product, TP-Link will ship the replacement product back at no additional charge.”Seriously?! Even without a discount, the regular price for the EP10 smart plug as of now is lower than the cheapest shipping option through USPS!And your RMA will not be approved until TP-Link receives your garbage and confirms it to be malfunctioning???Wow to TP-Link for lousy warranty policy! I’ve had 100x more expensive products replaced based on my word and was told to discard the malfunctioning one as no one wants to bother with them. Take a photo or a short video showing the defect, upload with the receipt and you’re good to go. But not with TP-Link :(Finally, it’s still a decent product, even with a few details that can all get easily fixed so 1 star goes for that.But the RMA process sucks and another star goes for that. I can live with not having warranty at all, but telling me there is one when in fact there isn’t and all the sneaky hoops behind it is what pushes me to never buy a TP-Link product again.

Excellent product.

Say set up. Works great. Lots of settings to customize.