Kasa Smart Plug HS103P2, Smart Home Wi-Fi Outlet Works with Alexa, Echo, Google Home & IFTTT, No Hub Required, Remote Control,15 Amp,UL Certified, (Pack of 2) White
$12.00
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The HS103 Kasa smart plug is the easiest way you can start controlling lamps, fans, humidifiers and other home electronic appliances. With it adding voice control to any outlet, you could also enjoy the hands-free convenience. The Kasa app contains not only all the feature you expect from TP-Link Kasa family, but also guidance for you through each step of the installation to connect your smart plug with your home Wi Fi, Alexa or Google assistant.
Voice Control: Add voice control to any outlet. Enjoy the hands-free convenience of controlling any home electronic appliances with your voice via Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant.
Control From Anywhere: Turn electronics on and off 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 set your smart plug to automatically turn on and off any home electronic appliances such as lamps, fan, humidifier, Christmas lights etc. The button on the side of each HS103 Smart Plug will toggle the power state of the Smart Plug, and the appliance connected to it.
Easy Set Up and Use: 2.4GHz Wi-Fi connection required. Plug in, open the Kasa app, follow the simple instructions and enjoy.
Trusted and Reliable: Designed and developed in Silicon Valley, Kasa is trusted by over 4 Million users and being the reader’s choice for PCMag 2020. UL certified for safety use.
Maximum Load *for The New Version : 15 Amps Resistive @ 120VAC*
9 reviews for Kasa Smart Plug HS103P2, Smart Home Wi-Fi Outlet Works with Alexa, Echo, Google Home & IFTTT, No Hub Required, Remote Control,15 Amp,UL Certified, (Pack of 2) White
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MI –
Rock-solid reliable matter plug, works perfect
As with any other Kasa product, it works and does its job well. Setup is super easy, and plugs are very reliable and quick to respond. Matter over WiFi integration is the main reason I got this plug, and that works perfectly as well. The energy monitoring is also nice to have.When setting it up initially, I recommend setting it up in Matter first, then the Kasa app should pick it up and allow you to add it to the Kasa app for energy monitoring/scheduling/firmware. In my experience, if you set it up in the Kasa app first then try to add it to Matter, it won’t work.
Kevin T. Eckert –
Smart plug indeed
These smart plugs enabled me to link all my Christmas lights. All I have to do now is hit one button on my phone to turn off my Christmas lights before bed. The setup was pretty easy and only took me about five minutes. I now have full control of anything that gets plugged into this smart plugs. This product seems to be a high quality piece of electronics.
B. Bumeter –
Setup worked on the first attempt! Easy Alexa add too
Setup was (compared to other smart plugs I’ve used) pretty straight forward. There were several steps, but I only had to attempt the setup once per device (I ordered 2) and it worked the first time, so that was a win!Even though the units were brand new, I did have to do a firmware update on each of them, which added a minute or so per device to the setup time.Once I had created an account with the required app, signed in via the app I had to download (kasa app) and entered my wifi password into this app (choose your security risk adventure yourself) everything worked well.I used this to put a pair of lights on one plug and on the other I connected it to a woodburning stove fan.Added both in a room, and customized the name for each item.Adding them to Alexa was easy, after one item was added to alexa, (enabled in the Kasa app) after I initially added the second device to the kasa app, that named device was automatically added to Alexa.transcript of my video review follows(note I was a good distance away from Alexa device so when I have alexa turn things on and off, I had to turn my head to speak more clearly, which has nothing to do with these plugs and their app)This is a 2 pack Smart Plugs they work with the Kasa app and they tell you to download that. In here they’ve got an on off button. I actually write that on the plug because months, years later if I move around or even if I move to a different house or something like that, it helps me to remember which plug goes with which app.And so on. But about to get these set up. I’m actually replacing some others that from a different source that didn’t make it possible to upload the Wi Fi when changed Wi Fi devices. Hopefully these will have some better options for updates. Got it all set up. App wasn’t too difficult to connect to.And had to do an update, firmware update. And then after that I was, I was able to connect it to the Alexa app. Alexa, turn off the front lights. Okay. Alexa, turn off the front lights. Okay. Alexa, turn on the front lights. Okay. I then set up the second one. It was easier than the first because the app already had my Wi Fi password.And that’s a warning. You will need to input your Wi Fi password eventually. Plus allow for a location setting. And maybe some scheduling type stuff, so consider that whether or not you want to do that. After all that, I was able to connect this to Alexa as well. The second one went faster than the first.Alexa, turn on the stove fan.Alexa, turn on the stove fan. And just getting ready to start a fire, so I got stuff in the wood burning stove, but I wanted to get the fan on the thing. Pretty cool that it works.
Brad T. –
Plug seems to work ok
I’ve only had the plugs for a couple days. I currently have 4 Wyze plugs in the home but wanted to add other lamps, fans, etc to the smart family lol. I’ve heard about these plugs so wanted to give them a shot as they saved me nearly 10 dollars on four plugs vs Wyze, plus the “mini” size sounded like a better fit.Upon opening, not really “mini” but are a little smaller than my current plugs so guess I’ll give them a pass. The setup got to be a little frustrating at first. They would not see the plug so had to exit setup and unplug it, then plug back in and restart. It seen it 2 nd time around and I started the setup. It stated it was changing my wifi temporarily to connect directly to the plug. I didn’t see my wifi settings change but 🤷. Then the next screen asked me to change my wifi back to my home, which it was already on. So you have to click already connected before it would finish the setup.once connected it asked you to choose the location and name it. (As all do). All in all took about 5 mins to connect 1 plug counting the firmware update. (20 mins in total).They were able to connect to both Google home and Alexa aomewhat smoothly.They seem to be working well as of now.Conclusion is they seem to work as a smart plug should. Setup has some connection issues. App seems straight forward but haven’t really done much other than set a schedule for the lights.Comparing them to Wyze, I probably should have stuck with them. Wyze was simple to setup only a couple mins per plug with 0 issues. Connected to Google home and Alexa quick and have great range. So if you have to link already or changing over all your plugs not a bad choice with these. Just know the setup can be a little bit more than some.
Cliente de Amazon –
Tapo, lo mejor.
Janghun –
I’ve been using these smart plugs with a rice cooker and an electric heating pad, and they’ve been very practical for daily use.For the electric heating pad, the scheduling feature is especially useful. I set it to automatically turn off after 10 a.m., so I don’t have to worry about forgetting to unplug it. It’s great for safety and also helps reduce unnecessary power usage.I also connected one plug to our rice cooker, and it makes it much easier to cut off power when it’s not in use. Instead of unplugging it manually every time, I can simply turn it off from my phone, which is very convenient—especially before leaving home or going to bed.Setup was quick and straightforward, and the energy monitoring feature is a nice bonus for keeping track of electricity usage. It works well with Apple Home, Alexa, and Google Home, and the compact size doesn’t block nearby outlets.Overall, this is a reliable and easy-to-use smart plug. Highly recommended for appliances like heating pads or kitchen devices where automatic shutoff and power control are useful.
Alex –
Excelente producto, tengo uno en cada contacto de casa, los tengo programados para que prendan cuando los necesito y apaguen a ciertas horas o cuando no estoy. Me ayudan a cuidar las baterías de mis dispositivos al no cargar todo el tiempo, me facilita la vida dejando de recordar desconectar cosas y además me sirven para prender y apagar lámparas de piso desde la app.La app y la instalación son de fácil uso (configurarlo puede dar problemas si tu red es 5hz y no 2.5hz)
Luis J. –
Compre estos enchufes para utilizarlos para encender algunos reflectores y lampara que están en el patio. Tengo 5 meses con ellos y funcionan de maravilla, no he tenido problema alguno con ellos siendo que están a la interperie debajo de una marquesina por lo cual no les da el sol directamente ni la lluvia pero el polvo y otros factores si.en cuestión de conectividad tienen buen alcance tengo uno que esta en el primer piso y mi router esta en el segundo piso de extremo a extremo de la casa y nunca he tenido problema con la conectividad de red. El otro punto es que se sincronizan bastante bien con Alexa se encienden con rutina o por comando de voz, también tenemos la App Oficial la cual nos permite encenderlos o apagarlos estando fuera de la Red interna osea fuera de casa. lo que no he podido lograr es que interactuen con otros dispositivos como las cámaras (ni con las cámaras de TPLink) para cuando detecten un movimiento enciendan las luces.El empaque la verdad es muy simple una cajita de cartón natural que aparenta como si el producto fuera reconstruido pero no, los enchufes son totalmente nuevos. El precio pues esta al precio de Enchufe de amazon solo que aqui son 2 enchufes.
Amazon Customer –
Worked perfect, easy to setup