NOUS 5 GHz Wi-Fi Smart Plug 15A, Energy Monitoring, Compatible with Alexa, Google Home, Tuya Smart App, Remote Control, Timer, Compact Design, 1 Pack

Esay to use
Super easy to use, connected to my Alexa, works perfectly. Compatibility with my Alexa.

Works good, uses 35W in standby
Keeps a good wifi signal. Works great for my need. Be aware in standby mode it uses 35 watts.

Excelente.
Excelente producto.

Works with dual WiFi and Siri Shortcuts
I was looking for a simple way to control an out of reach fan that doesn’t have a switch. Adding simple voice commands or an app button makes sense for such a thing. I searched and found this one claiming it works with Siri Shortcuts AND it’s 2.4 and 5Ghz compatible- saving me the gamble of something else requiring network reconfigurations (my mesh routers work, but their software is no longer supported). I’m almost positive I could get another smart outlet to work, but this looked ready to go out of the box without as much potential hassle since it advertised all the compatibility I was looking for.It’s a bit pricier than the competition with the same specs. The 2.4Ghz only options are like $5 each, but searching a bit more I saw there are ones that support 5Ghz for under $12, or you can buy a 4-pack for $45.99 with pictures of an app that looks just like this one, and that one also offers 20%off as of the time of this review… bringing them down to about $9 and change… So if I had to do it over and spotted those, I’d probably go that route and risk it- the alternative I found doesn’t specifically say Siri compatible but shows compatibility with apps that are, so another option would likely work just as well. I may try those for out of reach fans in my workshop, and if I do, I’ll report back.The link to the manual for this is bad- it goes to a one page pdf that says “reserw” at the top, so I’m taking off a star. Maybe they’ll fix it…That said, it’s easy enough to fumble your way through setting it up to either push the button in the app (super easy once paired- and it walks you through that process), or to add a “scene” to tell it to turn the switch on, off, or “reverse” it, which means to toggle it from whatever setting it is on. I created 3 such shortcuts linked to Siri voice commands and created a toggle command I added to my pull down menu as a shortcut button.Overall, it works great, and if you don’t mind paying a bit more than the competition, it’s an ok deal for convenience and peace of mind. The interface is decent and easy enough to figure out and shows your daily power consumption from the outlet, and you can configure the electricity cost too to provide that data- neat features you may or may not care about, depending on your intended use.In conclusion, I think it’s a fair deal, and though it could be priced more competitively, I know for sure that it delivers, so will recommend it.