Linkind Matter Smart Plug, Work with Apple Home, Alexa, Siri, Google Home | Smart Outlet Timer & Schedule, Smart Home Automation, 15A/1800W, APP Remote Control, ETL Certified, 2.4G Wi-Fi Only, 4 Pack

Works great out of the box. Easy set up with QR codes. Have had these installed for a few months now and not had any issues. I use them with Siri and Apple Home. You are able to fit two on one outlet if needed, which is nice for those who need it. Would buy again if I needed more.

Affordable, easy to install, fast connection speed, simple to operate, and the app is clean and straightforward.

Super easy to set up. These are the first I've purchased with the QR code. Just went into the Google Home app, scanned each code, and connected to the plugs. EZ-PZ! They work great too, no lag time like on some others.

This is by far the fastest, easiest smart plug I have ever set up. I used the matter set up with my Google home. Plugged the smart plug in and it popped up on my phone to scan the QR code. Couple minutes later it was all set up. No downloading another app, no connecting to the plug via WiFi then switch back to home WiFi (usually takes lots of attempts), no connecting the app to Google home, no going through all that again when it brain f@rts. So easy, so fast when using the matter set up. Note: matter enabled hub device required for this easy set up which is part of some Google home devices. Update: took off one star. After a brief power outage plug was no longer recognized. Took complete removal and complete reset and several attempts to set back up. This should not be the case.

I like these. They're more square and do not cover up other holes on a mult i plug power strip. Setup was easy. Pairing was simple

Love these. They worked just as described and there's no lag time. All my Alexa devices work perfectly with them and they show up on the Alexa app as well. They are also reasonably priced!

Here's the note I wrote to their customer support team: Hello, I am writing to report a serious and unintuitive behavior I discovered with the Linkind Zigbee smart plugs that I bought on Amazon. During a recent power outage, I learned that when power is restored, the Linkind plug always boots back up in the OFF state — regardless of whether it was ON before the outage. This behavior apparently is not documented anywhere in your product materials, and it has significant safety implications. In my case, this plug was being evaluated for use with a freezer, refrigerator and furnace so I could monitor their state remotely after a power fail and restore. However, If any of these appliances lose power and the plug comes back in the OFF state, the appliance will never restart. This could easily result in hundreds of dollars of spoiled food and water damage. But the concern goes far beyond freezers. Imagine a homeowner unknowingly using your plug with a furnace, sump pump, medical device, or any appliance that must automatically resume operation after a power restoration. The plug silently staying OFF could lead to: - Frozen pipes - Flooded basements - Loss of heating in winter - Spoiled food - Damage to property - Health risks This behavior is not only unintuitive — it is dangerous. Most smart plugs on the market either restore the last known state or allow the user to configure the power‑on behavior. Your plug does neither, and the default OFF state is not disclosed anywhere. I strongly urge Linkind to: 1. Document this behavior clearly on your product pages and manuals 2. Provide a firmware update that allows users to choose the power‑on recovery state 3. Warn customers that the current behavior may make the plug unsuitable for critical appliances I wanted to bring this to your attention because this hidden behavior could easily cause serious damage in a household that relies on your products. As you can imagine, I'm returning these plugs to Amazon for a refund and will write a product review stating these concerns. Thank you for your time, and I look forward to your response.

Was relatively easy to set up. One tip: if the plug has been plugged in for over 15 minutes, you have to unplug it and plug it back in to set it up with Siri or Google. Otherwise, you'll get a message that it's unable to connect. Not mentioned in the setup instructions but can be found in troubleshooting.

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