Amysen Matter Smart Plug,Smart Plugs Work with Alexa, Apple Home, Siri, Google Home, SmartThings, Smart Outlet 10A/1250W Max, Matter Smart Home , APP Remote Control, 2.4G Wi-Fi Only, 4Pack
$26.99
Price: $26.99
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About Amysen
Amysen is an emerging brand founded in 2017, dedicated to the development and manufacturing of IoT smart home products.
Our mission is to provide people around the world with more convenient and high-quality intelligent IoT products.
Smart homes never need to be expensive, just enjoy the convenience they bring to your life. Amysen is always at your service
Matter smart plug
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Product Dimensions : 0.34 x 0.33 x 0.34 inches; 8.47 ounces
Item model number : yx-ws01
Date First Available : January 4, 2023
Manufacturer : AMYSEN
ASIN : B0CRD6SM1C
Country of Origin : China
【Easy Setup】With Matter, Skip the step of downloading and registering multiple manufacturers’ apps every time you buy a new device. Instead, head straight to certified smart home platforms like Apple Home, Alexa, Google Home, SmartThings, to control all your Matter devices.【TIP】Matter-certified hub or controller (HomePod, Echo Dot, Nest, SmartThings Hub) is required for Apple Home/Alexa/Google Home/SmartThings platforms.
【Offline-Ready Control】Once you’ve set up your Matter-certified devices on your LAN, they’ll be able to communicate with each other directly, using the Matter protocol. This means that if your home internet connection goes offline, your Matter-certified devices will still be able to communicate and be controlled within your LAN, without relying on the internet or cloud services.
【Remote Control from Anywhere】Use the app to turn electronics on before you arrive home and off after you leave, no matter where you are. Using the smart plug that work with alexa manage your power usage and save money.
【Hands-free Voice Control】Control the plug using simple voice commands through Apple HomeKit, Siri, Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, and SmartThings, without the need for physical input such as buttons or switches.
【Flexible Scheduling & Timer】Effortlessly reduce energy usage with automatic device shutdown after a set time. For example Chrismas Tree, TV, Lamp, Fan, Humidifier,Blenders, Lightbulbs
【Design with Safty and Compact】Amsyen smart plugs are FCC certified with fire-resistant materials and provide 1250W 10A power capacity, as well as protection against short-circuits and overloads. Despite safety features, the smart outlet plug has a small form factor that won’t take up too much space.
【Important Tips】Amysen smart plug only support 2.4GHz WiFi and IPv6 network. A Matter-certified hub or controller (e.g., HomePod, Echo Dot, Nest, SmartThings Hub) is required for Apple Home, Alexa, Google Home, SmartThings platforms.
Warranty : 2 Years Warranty
Customers say
Customers are satisfied with the control and control capability of the electrical plug. However, some customers feel it’s a waste of money and cheap product with poor instructions. There are mixed opinions on functionality, ease of setup, connectivity, connection quality, and app quality.
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8 reviews for Amysen Matter Smart Plug,Smart Plugs Work with Alexa, Apple Home, Siri, Google Home, SmartThings, Smart Outlet 10A/1250W Max, Matter Smart Home , APP Remote Control, 2.4G Wi-Fi Only, 4Pack
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Frugal Do-it-yourselfer –
Works great, easy to install to SmartThings
These are my first Matter capable devices. They were simple to add to my existing SmartThings app via QR code scan. They do not require another 3rd party App or Service to install. They can be manually controlled from my SmartThings app, or can be added to Routines for automated controls. The overall size is smaller than the Kasa rectangular smart plugs, so fits better when side by side in a power strip. I would give 4.5 stars because they are not small enough to plug 2 into the same outlet top to bottom like the Kasa can. A little smaller would be better.
norman slagle –
Awesome device
I have in use about 12 of these. Awesome device.
StudentForever –
Get these!
I am actually kinda impressed with these. I have them currently connected to Google Home. Only 4 out of 5 because you cannot connect them to a surge protector, it has to be the outlet.Surprisingly simple set up-plug it in and download the app. Follow the semi dummy-proof instructions and wa-la. You will hear a loud click from the outlet. After you’ve set up the account, you can connect to Alexa or Google. I had to play with the settings for length of time and time on- I do wish it had a time, say daily from 9pm-4am or so, but you can either set it for x-amount of time as a countdown clock or just on at whatever time so it works.Its only been 24hrs ive had them connected, but the app works well, the connection was good, and it seemesly transitioned to Google Home. If there’s a change, ill update but right now, I say get these!
Nandkumar Nayar –
Bought the 4 pack. Had a hard time connecting to Smart Life. Then I did this….
Install the Smart Life app on your phone and set that up first!!Then, do the following -Connect The Plug Through AP ModeAP mode allows you to connect to the deviceâs network. Itâs the go-to option when one is experiencing network connection issues.To connect your plug through AP Mode, perform a double reset to enter the slow flashing setup mode. Connecting to the plugâs hotspot helps you confirm that the device is in pairing mode and not faulty.First, perform the normal reset by pressing the reset button for 10 seconds.While the plug is quickly flashing, perform another reset.In some models, the power button is also the reset button.This double reset hack works on some models. I hope that your plugâs brand supports it.Hereâs how to set up the plug in AP mode;Launch your Smart life appTap the â+â icon > select âAdd Deviceâ optionTap Electrical from the list of device categoriesChoose your device type > Socket (Wi-Fi). Choose the option appropriate for your plug deviceChoose your 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi network and enter your password. Hit NextDouble Reset the plug to enter pairing mode. Once your plug is slowly blinking, tap âNextâ a couple of times on the app.Select the first status (Blink Slowly) to set up in AP modeConnect to the deviceâs hotspot. Tap the âGo to Connectâ button to open your phone settings and connect to the âSmartLife-XXXXâ or âSL-XXXXâ network. Return to the Smart Life app after connecting > tap Confirm hot spot connection next.Device connecting. Let the app find, register, and initialize your device. Once itâs located, name it and tap Done to finish up.This solution should help get your plug connected to the Smart life app.
jamie –
Donât buy. They donât work.
You have to buy a hub which is an additional cost .. no big deal. Then after buying and setting up they work for an hr before the outlets for some reason canât connect with the WiFi. YouTube and googled every troubleshooting video I could find. Made an appointment with WiFi provider and had them come out to check my internet. By the time I did everything the return window was gone. How convenient. Now stuck with a hub I donât need and outlets that donât work.
Richard –
Easy setup, simple app.
They say they work with Alexa but I haven’t even done that yet because the remote is too easy to work. Setup was absolutely nothing. I have no memory of it, sure I did something but really not worth the memory. Put all of them in the barn gave them different names and they come up in the app, hit the button they come on. I’ve bought other’s they bug me all the time, next time they do I will replace them.
Vicki Becker –
They work great! All of them!
I saw some reviews saying that the plugs didn’t work. We installer 2 of them after I received them. Everything went well with the installation. A few weeks later we tried to install another one. We couldn’t get it to work. We tried for an hour or more. The plug didn’t seem to be connecting to Alexa. I thought it was just a defective plug so we tried the fourth one. The fourth one wouldn’t connect either. We ended up uninstalling the phone app, reinstalling the app and setting up all the plugs at one time. The plugs work great. I think the problem people are having is with the app and not the plugs.
Roger –
Disappointed
Needs a HomePod for it to work with âSiriâThey cost about $99.00