Geeni Surge 6-Outlet Smart Extension Cord, Surge Protector and Cord Extender, Works with Alexa, Google Assistant, Requires 2.4 GHz WiFi, 3 Feet

I have this for my decorative lights in my living room and it switches on and off randomly. I have no timers set and don’t touch it. Seems like it’s every couple hours. I wouldn’t buy if you’re using this for lights or anything that need to be on for long periods. I wanted this for my decorative lights and eventually Christmas tree - but having it switch on and off all the time is horrible.

Really like the numbered plugs which display which ones they are on the mobile app.. I enjoy the ease of all the electronics plugged in and how alexa turns them on for me. Although I sometimes have issues with the wifi getting signal even though it tells me there is excellent wifi signal

So easy and it saves money on our electric bill

This was very easy to set up and use. Great idea.

Perfect for multi device control. Highly recommend

The Geeni app kind of stinks so I manage the strip threw the Alexa app instead. I am happy with the product itself though and would purchase another.

The ability to schedule when it turns on and off in areas of the house when I no longer use them helps control my energy bill.

Works great. Just what I was looking for. I have my lights and pumps for a saltwater aquarium automated using this strip and it works great. Easy integration with Alexa was a game changer from having to use the Geeni app outside of the scheduled on/off functions. Only issue I’ve had is not directly linked to the product, but more so Amazon was that the first smart strip delivered looked used. But Amazon customer service took care of it for me. No foul on the actual product for that though.

I like these I set a schedule for light to turn on at any point of the day. They can be on when I get home so Im not walking in the dark

I really liked this power strip when I first got it and everything worked just fine for about a year. However, I got a new internet provider and when I attempted to switch this power strip to the new wifi, it simply wouldnt reset so that I could connect it. It should be able to be reconnected as needed without it breaking down. So now I just have an expensive power strip that does nothing more than what a $3.00 power strip would do!