Kasa Smart Plug Mini 15A, Apple HomeKit Supported, Smart Outlet Works with Siri, Alexa & Google Home, UL Certified, App Control, Scheduling, Timer, 2.4G WiFi Only, 4 Count (Pack of 1) (EP25P4), White

This is my second purchase of the Kasa Smart Light Switch, and it’s easily one of my favorite smart home upgrades! What I love most is how seamlessly it integrates with my phone and Alexa—no hub required. Whether I'm out and about or already tucked into bed, I can control my lights with a simple voice command or a quick tap on my phone.I'm notorious for forgetting to turn off lights at night, and this switch has saved me countless trips out of bed. Now, I just ask Alexa and it's done. The installation was a breeze—practically plug and play—and setting up schedules for each switch is just as simple.If you're looking for an easy, reliable, and affordable way to smarten up your home, this is it. Highly recommend!

I've used a fair number of these plugs in the past so I already had the app set up. Adding new plugs takes just around 2 minutes (I timed it) to add it to the network, configure it in the app, update the firmware, check the settings. A box of 4 like this can be done in under 10 minutes. I do this as soon as the box arrives to verify the plugs do work (I've not had a problem yet) and so they can go on the shelf, ready for when I need them.A cloud account is needed to do the initial setup, but once configured they can be controlled locally (either via a command line or via Home Assistant) so there's no run-time internet dependency. Home Assistant can also track the power usage to draw graphs or for automation.I'd tested some earlier purchases against a Kill-a-Watt power meter and they numbers it reported were comparable. I believe the numbers reported are sufficiently accurate, which is more than I can say for cheaper "random-name" plugs.I have some of these monitoring my fridge (the startup spike is a little concerning; could this reduce the lifetime of the plug? It's survived a year so far!), electric kettle, coffee machine, microwave, washing machine, drier and more. Home Assistant automation means I can get announcements "Washing machine has finished" when the power usage drops to zero.All in all I like these for home automation monitoring and control purposes. They seem accurate and reliable and small enough that you can fit two into a standard 2-outlet socket.

It has made my home smart and works w Alexa! It automatically turns on/off lights as a timer AND will turn on or off if zi ask Alexa!

Setting up the Kasa Smart Plug Mini 15A was quick and effortless using the Kasa app. It connected without issues and has been working reliably ever since. I didn’t experience any Wi-Fi drops or lag, and it responds quickly to commands.Important Note for Sense Energy Monitor UsersOne thing to be aware of—this model does NOT work with the Sense Energy Monitor. If you’re looking for a Kasa plug that integrates with Sense, you’ll need the KP115 or KP125 instead, as those models include energy monitoring. I found this out after buying it, so that’s something to keep in mind.Final ThoughtsIf you need a simple, reliable smart plug, this is a great choice. However, if you want energy monitoring or Sense compatibility, go for the KP115 or KP125 instead.

These smart plugs are a solid upgrade for any home automation setup. Setup was fast—just a few taps in the Kasa app—and they synced cleanly with Apple HomeKit, Alexa, and Google Home. Voice control works without lag, and the scheduling features are intuitive and flexible.Each plug supports up to 15A, which means I can run heavier devices like space heaters or dehumidifiers without worrying about overload. The compact design doesn’t block adjacent outlets, and the flame-retardant build adds peace of mind.Energy monitoring is a bonus—being able to track usage in real time helps me optimize power draw across my gear. If you’re building out a smart home or just want hands-free control over lights, fans, or appliances, this 4-pack is a clean win.

The best WiFi smart plugs I believe on the market. Easy to set up and use. No hub needed. Works great with a lot of applications and perfect with Alexa. They stay connected and I have never had an issue with one.