Smart Plug Wi-Fi Outlet, Works with Amazon Alexa & Google Home, Wireless Smart Socket, Device Sharing, Without Energy Monitoring, Alexa Plug, No Hub Required,Tapo P100(2-pack), packaging may vary

This is a branded product that should last much longer than other cheaper generic types, I used the generic types and they lasted for approximately 9 months, I am writing this review after testing these for 6 months with no issues.

Compact unit and easy to set up. I have TPLink Kasa plugs and this is smaller and cheaper. However no 5 stars for Tapo because it has a separate app so now i need both Kasa and Tapo apps. But all works well with Alexa so not a huge problem once set up and linked to Amazon Alexa app

Initially they worked well, and after a a couple months both stopped working. Initially one went, and about a month later the other died. Now they're both stuck in an endless update loop and are not able to reset to factory settings. If you look it up online, seems to be a common issue. I replaced them with P110, hoping they are more reliable.

One product lasted 1 week, while the other lasted 3 months. Poor product reliability and a waste of money in the long term.

And practical to use

Both devices stopped connecting to the TAPO Home App out of nowhere. I followed every step and guidelines from TAPO to reset the devices but no luck.

Good price, easy to install and set up. Download the app and connect them via Alexa app.

Works as it says it will - no issue connecting to Alexa - Full control from anywhere.

I’ve got loads of these now and am always impressed with the quality, ease of use and reliability for a bargain price. So easy to set up and control. These latest two are controlling my exterior Christmas lights so are installed in a weatherproof box halfway down my garden. They are still working fine despite being in a plastic box in a cold environment on the edge of the wi-fi coverage. So much better than the mechanical timer plugs I was using last year.

I Purchased these to control radiators at home and lights, as it saves me having to turn them off individually. The Tapo P100 2 pack comes with two plugs and a small instruction manual. They are simply plug and play essentially. Out of the box. These devices are rated for up 2900 watt devices and are compatible with most small powered devices in that range. They are not suitable for large scale appliances such as air conditioning systems due to the power draw that they utilise on first startup. The plugs themselves are no bigger than a standard plug adaptor, but they do contain an led and a manual switch which you can use to turn the plug on or off or hold to reset if you change your wifi. These devices require a wifi connection to operate so a router is required. First time setup you will need your routers security settings and the Tapo app on your phone to operate the device. However setup is fairly straight forward and gives you access to the devices full functions. Which includes timer use, so you can set your devices and forget them if you need to or set a schedule as well. I have never had any issues using the devices. The app provides all the functionality of the wall plug and you can rearrange and add other plugs Tapo devics into your app and expand the functionality fairly easily. You can even name the plugs to keep track of them. Note: You will need to reset the Tapo plug if you change your wifi router/settings. Pros: Easy to use, controls one device, 2900 watt max, is easy to use once setup, has manual on/off button. Cons: Requires a tapo account (free), not suitable for high power devices (air conditioners).

Bought these to replace some Kasa smart plugs that were quite old and no longer working. Very pleased with the price I paid Set up with the app was quite straightforward but I couldn’t get then initially to work with Alexa. I had the Tapo skill enabled to use them with Alexa but they could not be located So In the end I phoned Alexa support and a very helpful person talked me through the process to remove the skill and then enable it again. The devices were then located and added so everything is now working fine