TP-Link Tapo Matter Supported Smart Plug Mini, Compact Design, 15A/1800W Max, Super Easy Setup, Works with Apple Home, Alexa & Google Home, UL Certified, 2.4G Wi-Fi Only, White, Tapo P125M(3-Pack)

A great purchase. Connects quickly to the Tapo app as well as the Alexa app. Have been able to automate things such as lights with a simple command now. Why did you pick this product vs others?:Already having several Tapo products and needing some smart plugs, this was a no brainer. The price was good and I was not worried about their quality. I have since picked up another box of these plugs for my home. Speed:Immediate. There is no lag with these plugs whatsoever.Wifi connectivity:Connected to my wifi without issue and have remained connected.Compatibility:I use them with my Alexa set up. It took little set up time to get them going.

I bought these to allow me to control lamps around my living room. These plugs were super easy to set up, and you can use either the Tapo app or your preferred smart home app. Plus, they’re compact enough that you can use two of them on a standard outlet. I also love that they have Matter support so if I switch from Apple Home to another platform, they’ll still work.Functionality-wise, you can use the app to create schedules and other automation, like turning on the plug at sunset. I will note that they get a little hot while in use; just something to be mindful of. Overall, they’ve worked flawlessly and I will definitely be buying more!

This review is for TP-Link Tapo Apple HomeKit Smart Plug Mini, Compact Design, 15A/1800W Max, Super Easy Setup, Works with Siri, Alexa & Google Home, UL Certified, 2.4G Wi-Fi Only, White, Tapo P125(2-Pack). I waited way too long to get this mini smart plug! I had a giant Century timer that used pins to set the timer and it worked fine but it’s just not as convenient and a hassle to set up. Out of the box, it was very easy to set these guys up. I just plugged each into the outlet and opened my Tapo app to add the devices. It took me less than a minute to set up each of them and I was off and running. These devices can also be updated to run the latest software, which is great! I used these smart plugs to schedule grow lights for my monstera and sansevieria plants. They work perfectly. The lights turn on and off when my other Aerogarden lights come on. I can set these to turn on and off using my location for sunset / sunrise or set my own custom schedule. There are so many options in the Tapo app as to how I want to run them. Note: Check to make sure that the electronic device can be left in an “On” state first before purchasing these mini plugs because some devices automatically default to the “Off” state when power is cut off and remain in the “Off” state until manually turned on. These plugs will not automagically fix that issue! I have several grow lights that are always in “Off” state even when power is turned back on and they will stay “Off” until I manually turn them on with their controller or buttons. I cannot use these mini plugs or any type of automatic timer for that matter with those grow lights. Overall, these are really excellent mini smart plugs. They hardly take up any outlet space, unlike my last timer, and they are very easy to set up and operate through the Tapo app. See their video on the product page on how to set up the plugs, if it’s not clear. However, I found it to be very easy and intuitive to set up. I would give these mini smart plugs a 5.0/5.0 - 10/30/2024.

I bought these to replace some older beefy Belkin WeMo outlets that were so bulky they covered up the second outlet. I choose these for their compact size and direct HomeKit compatibility, compared to my old WeMos that were connected via Homebridge. They’re very easy to setup in the Tapo app which discovers the device, added it to the app, updated the firmware and working within minutes. After you add them to the Tapo app, you can select them and add them to your Home app via the QR code. That process was also very straightforward and they were controllable via Siri and my Apple ecosystem as a whole both inside and away from home.Unfortunately they only stay connected for about 16-24 hours after which they disconnect from both HomeKit as well as the Tapo app. Unplugging and plugging them back into the wall got them back up in seconds, but must be done once to twice daily. I’m a network engineer and no amount of reconfiguring my network would keep these online, 16-24 hours is all I would get. So I setup the fourth outlet but this time only added it to Tapo, not HomeKit and that one plug never went offline while the other three were still a problem. So I searched the Homebridge plugins and they indeed have an up to date and maintained Tapo plug-in (homebridge-tp-link-tapo, added as a child bridge). So I reset the other three, added them all back to Tapo, skipping adding them to HomeKit directly, and added them via the plugin, and all four have been solid ever since and work perfectly in HomeKit via Homebridge now. I have a few HomeKit direct devices and none of them have any issues, so I don’t know if this is a flaw in HomeKit or the Tapo implementation but thank goodness for the Homebridge community.My main reason for these plugs are their compact size so I’m ultimately happy.