Aoycocr Wifi & Bluetooth Smart Plugs

Used with Christmas tree and it worked perfectly

I purchased these to control the Christmas tree so I didn't have to crawl under the tree every evening...at first I just plugged it in and told it when to come on and turn off - that was nifty, so I tried the timing of it and now it comes on at 5pm and goes off at midnight like clockwork!! SO happy to come home to a lit tree! Also, it tells you how much energy is being used - that's a good touch. The set up is simple and I didn't even have to touch it - I plugged it in and it immediately went into searching and showing itself to the wifi environment. Then I just picked it, it set itself up, named it and it is all gravy now. Now if I am at home earlier than 5pm, I can just say HEY GOOGLE - Turn on the Christmas tree and IT DOES!! It even continues it's schedule after you turn it on while it is not on the timer option...good stuff. Makes life easy in small ways. It came as a 4 pack, so the 2nd one I placed is for an scented oil night light - well - I need my house pitch black to sleep so I used one of these charms of a plug and now it comes on at 10am and goes off at 10pm , so I can sleep without getting up and unplugging it! So happy about the small things lol! The other 2 are waiting for a job, but I don't know what to hook up next! I am sure whatever needs a smart plug will let me know in due time where I can be lazy and add one of these!This works perfectly with my google eco-system. HEY GOOGLE...yeah...it works great.

Easy-ish setup. You need a 2.4 wifi network to use these which may be difficult if your router does not allow you to have a split wifi of 2.5 and 5 Ghz. The app integration with Google Home is nice and simple, but the Google Home app doesn't have all the features that SmartLife does so I use SmartLife by default for schedules and Google Home for quick verbal controls.After two years of consistent use, two of the plugs died, as in, they would disconnect from the wifi router (which I thought was an issue with my wifi extender). I would reset the switches and they would work fine after a few weeks, but then they would disconnect again sporadically, thus leaving lights on all night.After a couple months of resetting (still thinking it was a wifi router issue), I tried using the bad switches in other parts of my home with better wifi connection and now they fail to pair at all.Great for apartment usage, not great after a couple of years if you got unlucky like me.

No issue but if the size could be reduced it would be better.

I had these and they worked great for the first year, so I bought more. Occasionally it disconnected and I needed to reset things, but I didn't think anything of it because technology sometimes just needs to be reset sometimes.But now ALL 8 of them have been having issues. 4 of them just clicked when you plugged them in (not even pressing the button on the side) and I had to throw those away. The other 4 are all disconnecting weekly at best, hourly at worst. There's no sure way to reconnect them, either, it's just roll the dice and pray it connects.Do not waste your money on these. I am looking for a new brand of smart outlets now.

I bought my first Aoycocr smart plugs in 2019 to set up voice command activation for bar lights in my man cave. They were easy to set up and automatically integrated with Alexa after the initial set up. Since then I've bought them twice more and set them up on a routine schedule for outdoor and indoor lights. Great to have the ability to turn things on and off when you aren't home! The cost is quite reasonable and they have all worked great. You simply download their app, set up the plugs through it, then go to your Alexa app and it automatically recognizes the plugs. The. You simply create whatever routine you want there, i.e. voice activation, timer or manual. I'm pretty technically challenged and even I found this to be a breeze. I'd highly recommend them.

My previous electric bill was astronomical, so I set out to find out how much electricity my appliances are consuming, and try to cut down on electricity use. I signed up for tiered energy pricing from my electricity company, so I really need to cut down on unnecessary electricity use during peak hours. Thinking this product would be able to help because I can monitor electeicity and shut things down on schedule or remotely, I bought a pack of 4 to try it out.These look just like any other smart plugs. They only take up the space of one gang, leaving the other socket still available. The on/off button is in front, which has its benefits and downsides. I used it on my aquariums by putting another 3 plug splitter on top of this smart plug. Since I would never want to turn off my aquariums, the 3 plug splitter perfectly covered up the on/off button, which prevent any accidental switching off.It took me a little effort to add it to my TuyaSmart app, but once I entered it in it worked well. The power monitoring interface though is lacking. It does the job well, but I really wish it gives me some sort of graphical presentation of my power usage over time.In the end I have them connected to my home Assistant that’s running on a raspberry pi. The tuya integration of home Assistant does not work with power monitoring, so I had to use a custom integration that connects to the plugs locally. Once I do I can get my power usage by the minute.For the price, these plugs served the hardware side of the purpose. Software side needed work, but there’s a solution.

En comparación con otros enchufes inteligentes, este pierde muy fácilmente la conexión Wifi. Es latoso estar frecuentemente reconfigurarlo.

Muy buenos contactos inteligentes, los adquirí para controlar mis luces de Navidad, son muy fáciles de instalar desde la aplicación smartlife y también rápidamente lo reconoció mi echo studio, ahora todo lo controlo por voz o si estoy fuera por medio de mi celular.

Excelente! Fácil de usar, indica el consumo, confiable, buena calidad.

Muy buenos. No se desconfiguran si se desconectan. Se integraron muy bien con Alexa.

La verdad es que es muy facil configurarlos y hacerlos trabajar con Alexa, lo único que se debe cuidar es que exista una red WiFi de 2.4, no acepta de 5 ni de bi-banda