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GNCC Smart Plug, Mini WiFi Outlet Smart Plugs That Work with Alexa Google Home & Smartlife Smart Socket with Timer & Schedule Remote & Voice Control No Hub Required, Only WiFi 2.4G (4-Pack) White

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Features

  • Voice Control- smart plug works well with Alexa, Google Assistant & SmartThings. You just need to use simple voice commands through the Smart Life app to start your smart voice life. Voice control makes your life more interesting.
  • Remote Control- Wifi plug controls your electrical appliances on/off from anytime anywhere with a smartphone via the Smart Life app. Ideal for someone who can not move around very well and needs easy access to turn on/off a device.
  • Easy to Use & Install- Quickly and easy installation saves you time. Download the Smart Life app, simply follow the description to connect the wifi plug, and begin your smart home life. Tip: Make sure it's within 1 meter between the socket and phone under 2.4GHz wifi when you connect the plug.
  • Diversified scene setting- You can set the scenes you need to make your life smarter. For example, open an "Away Mode", when you leave home, a key to turn off all the smart plug-controlled appliances.
  • Warranty- We provide a 24-month warranty period. If you encounter any problems while using the smart plug, contact our customer service and we will solve the problem for you as soon as possible. In addition, the smart plugs work with any 2.4GHz Wi-Fi without the need for a separate hub.
  • Warning- Please note that the Alexa outlet plug is not suitable for appliances whose power is more than 10A,1200W (eg: air conditioner, microwave oven, induction cooker, etc.)

Description

WiFi smart plug mini outlet Compatible with Alexa Key feature: · Remote control devices · Easy set up · Set schedules / timers · Compatible with Alexa, Google Assistant, and SmartThings · Voice control devices Technical Specifications Model Number: CTN10 Working Temp:-10 ~60 ℃ WIFIRequirement: 2.4GHz Only Rated Voltage:120V Rated Current:10A Max Max power:1200W Compatible with Android or iOS. Read more EASY TO USE & INSTALL: 2 modes for connection with Smartlife app or Osaio app EZ Mode [Recommend] Long press the power button for 5 seconds until the indicator light flashes quickly (twice per second).Then enter your 2.4G Wi-Fi password and follow the steps on the App. AP Mode Long press the on/off button until the indicator light flashes slowly (once every 3 seconds) then enter your 2.4G Wi-Fi password.Connect your phone to the plug's hotspot named "SmartLife_xxxx" in your phone's setting.（You need to select the Wi-Fi generated by the device, not your home Wi-Fi.）And then return to app and continue to pair. Read more VOICE CONTROL: Please follow these steps to connect to Amazon Alexa: 1. Connect your plug in the Smart Life App and name it.2. Open Alexa App and register your account.3. Tap "More" in the lower right corner, and choose "Skills & Games" in the menu.4. Search "Smart Life" in the upper right corner.5. Tap " Smart Life" and "ENABLE TO USE".6. After your interface jumps to the "Smart Life" App, click "Agree and link".7. Start your voice-activated journey. Read more


Package Dimensions: 4.17 x 4.09 x 2.24 inches


Item Weight: 8.4 ounces


Other display features: Wireless


Included Components: Smart Plug


Manufacturer: GNCC


Country of Origin: China


Date First Available: June 29, 2022


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    • Works well with Google Home and Assistant but tricky to set up.
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Many years ago, I used to buy X10 modules to remote control various electric devices in my house. They were great and worked well. However, their capabilities were very limited – essentially on/off or dim from a hand-held switch (which I often mislaid). Programmer boxes could be bought for extra cost but were difficult to use. X10 also seemed to miss the internet aspect of the smart home. Wind forward about 20 years and we now have Alexa and Google Assistant that can control almost anything that accepts electricity. These smart socket modules from GNCC come in a pack of 4 for just over $20 – which are far cheaper than the limited X10 alternatives but will do a lot more. Setting up was a bit tricky. I have a 3-band router and an exterior repeater which means that there are 4 ways of connecting to WiFi in my house – two use 2.4GHz and two use 5GHz. This apparently was too much for these little smart sockets and I had to mess around with my router settings before a connection became possible. I used an iPad to download and setup the necessary app from Osaio. Once this was installed, it had trouble finding a WiFi connection but leaving the app and then reloading it seemed to work and eventually I had all four of the smart sockets set up and working. Linking them to Google Home was easy. Now I have the power to turn these sockets on or off manually or by voice (note that you have to configure them as a ‘light’ for voice commands to work) from anywhere in the world or set up a schedule to turn them on or off at certain times, when it gets dark or light, when another device has an event, etc. etc. Note that there is a 10A limit on these sockets – so no heaters or AC units allowed. I was a bit worried that plugging one of these sockets into a standard dual-gang mains outlet would obscure the second socket. This is not the case (see photo) but it’s not possible to plug in a second one next to the first. These are cheap, reliable and very powerful – but a bit tricky to set up. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2022 by Wombat37
    • Pain in the backside to set up, but work great now that they are
Review Image by C. B. Wells
Review Image by C. B. Wells
These are not my first smart plug. I have these plugs (and outlets and switches) all over my house, and my mom's, so I've set up my fair share. These did NOT want to connect for the longest time. Yes, I made sure we were on 2.4ghz not 5. I did finally manage to get them set up in the app using the manual add option, and that worked fine. Now that they are set up I haven't had any issues with them. I use them for timers on my lights in my office, and the timer is very punctual. So I'm happy with them. I just wish they would have connected more easily. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 27, 2022 by C. B. Wells
    • Easier to set up than a dedicated Amazon plug.
A couple Amazon-Day's ago, there was an Amazon-branded Alexa-enabled plug for sale for under $20, so I thought I'd give it a try. I struggled for an hour to get the darn thing to work with my Echo, even with the plug in the same room as the Echo. After a very frustrating hour, things connected and the plug has worked flawlessly ever since. But due to that horrible experience, I've shied away from third-party devices that advertise being able to connect to Alexa's superpowers. Especially since they were much less than half the price of the Amazon device, I could only imagine they'd be a complete nightmare to configure. This product proved I was wrong. The box arrived with 4 devices. They look smart. The small instruction manual was quite clear on how to set things up which required downloading a smartphone app that helped me connect the device to my wireless internet (HUGE caveat - this specific device only works with 2.4GHz internet). From there, it interfaces with the Echo via Alexa's Skills. This is the secret-sauce...while the Amazon device connects directly to Alexa (which caused so much of a headache), this device connects to the router, to which Alexa is already connected. The phone app was in the Google store, so I didn't have to download a non-trusted app. Alexa's skills had this company in its database. Everything connected in 5 minutes of downloads and easy configuration. Painless. Having the devices connected to the wireless router also extends their range over the true Amazon device. I have the device completely across the house from the router and in a different room from my Echo it works just fine. Now if I can only get my partner to trust Alexa, I would install the other three devices in a heartbeat (she doesn't like telling Alexa to do things). Instead, I've only placed one on my bedside light for me and Alexa to control. Since I've only had the device for 2 weeks, I can't speak to longevity, so I'll try to pop back in here later to follow-up. But suffice it to say, I was quite pleased how easy setting up this device was. Just be sure your internet supports 2.4GHz connections. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2022 by Erik B. Karlsson
    • challenging set up but does work!
It was a little challenging to set it up on the app. The instructions tell you to use a certain wifi that was listed, but it wouldn't come up nor did we need it to set up the plug in the app and link it to Alexa. Other than that, it was pretty easy to set up. I do love that it comes with a pack of 4. Not bad for the price. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2022 by Jessie Palmer

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