Smart Plug,DOGAIN Zigbee Smart Plugs Outlet Works with ST and Echo Plus Hub Voice Control Compatible with Alexa and The Google Assistant (Hub Required)(2 Pack)

The round shape means that my other device I had plugged in did not fit in the same socket. Other than that, these work great and it is really convenient that they also have a specific power button on the side so it can be manually controlled or controlled through my HomeAssistant instance.

I ordered two of these and both failed to complete the configuration step with my Vera controller. There is some incompatibility. I exchanged these DOGAIN versions for the ones from CMARS and those do work with Vera. Cosmetically they look exactly the same from both manufacturers, but heads up on the incompatibility issue if you are a Vera user.

The plug was easy to set up with Samsung SmartThings and integrate into Amazon Alexa. It was a huge benefit not needing a separate application to configure the plug since its Zigbee compatible. The smart plug leaves enough space to use the outlets below it. I will be buying more.

Easy setup

Smartthings picked these up really fast and then they just worked.

It just works. I have not had any reliably issues and I am using it to automatically control a 300 watt humidifier with no problems. After connecting the zigbee dongle to Home Assistant, I was able to pair the smart plug to it. I like zigbee smart plugs because there is no cloud nonsense and it interoperable with my local automation.

Bought this for turning on/off our 2 Christmas Trees. These paired up perfectly with SmartThings (almost instantly). Works great!

August 2022 updates. They have started to fail. They turn the device on and off and back in in succession then turn off with a dull red light. Cant get them to reset. I have my smart home controlled through SmartThings, and these setup quickly and easily. Once added there, Alexa picked up the new devices very quickly.

I liked this item quite a bit once I figured out how to install it in smartthings. It works as an ewelink receptacle/outlet which was just a guess on my part. The instructions said nothing about what type of device to utilize. Hope this helps future users prevent guessing.

I have a strong Zigbee mesh; but, these devices would not connect.