Smart plug,929003050701

Works perfectly as expected. Easy to setup in the app.

I’ve been using the Philips Hue Smart Plug as part of my smart home automation setup and it’s been absolutely flawless. I previously relied on Hive, but their reliability dropped off badly, with constant disconnects and frustrations. Switching fully to Philips has been the best decision I’ve made for my smart home. Since moving over, I’ve had zero disconnects and rock-solid performance throughout. The plug integrates perfectly with Alexa, Google Assistant and, most importantly for me, Apple HomeKit. The HomeKit integration isn’t just seamless, it feels essential and incredibly well thought out. Setup is simple, response times are instant, and everything just works. If you want the best, buy Philips — it’s smart home automation done right.

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Stopped working after a couple of days.

The Philips Smart Plug was paired with a FRITZ!Smart Gateway with OS 08.24. Pairing was successful. The FRITZ!Smart Gateway can simply turn it on and off as needed. It seems to be of good quality. I am pleased with the purchase.

I wanted something that would be reliable for turning my subwoofer on and off as part of my AV setup for my tv as it doesn't have an automatic standby/low power mode. It's constantly waiting on a signal and therefore the power circuitry is constantly live. I also needed something that would integrate with my Logitech Harmony Elite which due to its age and lack of support for a lot of newer devices meant it wasn't as easy to select something compatible. This works great for this purpose, even if deviating slightly from its intended use (as a smart plug for a non-smart light), and was incredibly quick to connect to my Hue hub, name and configure for use with Alexa and Harmony. Literally 5 minutes, if that, and we're up and running. There are some quirks due to the Hue ecosystem expecting it to be a light, but none of these are really functional issues, just oddities due to it controlling a non-light device. These include: * if you add it to the same room as other Hue lights in Hue or Alexa and say "turn on/off the lights" it will trigger the hue switch as well as bulbs - fix this by putting it in its own room * in Harmony it only appears as a light, which is fine as you can assign it to a plug button on the remote and configure it within an automation, but does seem a bit odd to see a light called subwoofer My only real criticism is the price against other typical wifi/zigbee/matter plugs which tend to be half the price if not less - but for straight forward setup within an ecosystem that has limited compatibility these days, I can easily overlook this as it does exactly what I require.