Linkind Matter Smart Plug, Work with Apple Home, Siri, Alexa, Google, SmartThings, Smart Home Smart Outlet Timer 15A/1800W, APP Remote Control & Schedule, 2.4G Wi-Fi Only, 4 Pack

This was SO EASY to set up and doesn’t get as much credit and algorithm exposure in Amazon search as it should! It is quite a challenge to find a legitimate Apple Home compatible smart plug that does not require a hub or a separate app or just additional surprises during setup. This is simple, straightforward, and reliable - just how I want my (smart) plug to be. A set it and forget it. So far, it doesn’t take as much space as older smart plugs I own. For the setup, I literally press one button, scan the QR code to add the accessory to my Apple Home app, and viola - it works instantly and is seamlessly controlled like a true Apple Home native product. I am not sure if this is good for outdoor though since I’m only using it for indoor stuff and most of my outdoor stuff are solar powered and/or motion sensored anyway.

I was really skeptical of this because of the price, but I thought what the heck it’s not that expensive. It worked great with my homeapp on my iPhone and my HomePod mini. Set up was easy. I’m going to buy more.

These smart plugs have been incredibly useful in my day-to-day routine. I was able to connect them بسهولة to my iPhone, and now I can control my lights and TVs using voice commands whenever I want. Being able to turn things on and off from across the room without having to get up has been a game changer. They also come with a timer and scheduling feature, which adds even more convenience. I can set things to turn on or off automatically, which makes everything feel more seamless and efficient. Overall, these have made my home feel smarter and more comfortable. If you’re looking for an easy way to add convenience and voice control to your setup, these are a great choice.

Plug works fine. It was a pain to setup on SmartThings in a corporate environment. Unlike some other wifi smart plugs that must reach out to the internet for setup and connection to your ST account. This one uses mDNS multicast discovery to find the hub which works fine if you are on the same network, but if your plug wifi network is different than your ST Hub you will need to add IpHelper policies on your router to help the muticast discovery across networks. It would also have been nice if the devices had their MAC addresses labeled so I didn't have to find those for authorization in log files.

The best I have bought. Easy to install and a truly quality product. These are the only wi fi outlets I will buy in the future.

I’ve been using smart plugs for years, but the Linkind Matter Smart Plug (4-pack) really stands out — and not just because they’re about half the price of some “big brand” options. What sets them apart for me is Matter protocol support. If you’ve been dabbling in smart home tech, you know how frustrating it is when devices only work in their own app or have quirky compatibility. With Matter, I set these up directly in Apple Home without juggling multiple manufacturer accounts. They also work with Alexa, Google, and SmartThings if that’s your ecosystem. 🔌 Setup: Super easy. I paired them with my HomePod in under two minutes — no separate app required. The option to use the AiDot app without a hub is a nice touch, too. ✅ Performance: - They respond instantly to voice commands and app controls. ⚡ - The offline-ready feature is a game changer — even if my internet goes down, my automations still work within my local network. - Compact design means I can plug two into the same wall outlet without wrestling with bulky adapters. Extra Features I Love: - Built-in scheduling is perfect for my morning coffee maker ☕ and evening lamps. - 15A/1800W rating is more than enough for heavier-duty devices like space heaters (though I still monitor for safety). - Fire-resistant materials and overload protection give peace of mind. 🔥 Pros: - Very affordable for a Matter-certified device 💰 - Wide compatibility (Apple, Alexa, Google, SmartThings) - Offline control capability - Compact, safe design Cons: - 2.4GHz Wi-Fi only (not a deal-breaker, but worth noting) 📶 - Requires a Matter-compatible hub for certain platforms Bottom Line: If you’re building or upgrading a smart home, these are a no-brainer. They future-proof your setup with Matter compatibility, work reliably, and cost less than many non-Matter alternatives. Honestly, for the price of one premium smart plug, you can get four of these and have change left for coffee. ☕✨

Here's the note I wrote to their customer support team: Hello, I am writing to report a serious and unintuitive behavior I discovered with the Linkind Zigbee smart plugs that I bought on Amazon. During a recent power outage, I learned that when power is restored, the Linkind plug always boots back up in the OFF state — regardless of whether it was ON before the outage. This behavior apparently is not documented anywhere in your product materials, and it has significant safety implications. In my case, this plug was being evaluated for use with a freezer, refrigerator and furnace so I could monitor their state remotely after a power fail and restore. However, If any of these appliances lose power and the plug comes back in the OFF state, the appliance will never restart. This could easily result in hundreds of dollars of spoiled food and water damage. But the concern goes far beyond freezers. Imagine a homeowner unknowingly using your plug with a furnace, sump pump, medical device, or any appliance that must automatically resume operation after a power restoration. The plug silently staying OFF could lead to: - Frozen pipes - Flooded basements - Loss of heating in winter - Spoiled food - Damage to property - Health risks This behavior is not only unintuitive — it is dangerous. Most smart plugs on the market either restore the last known state or allow the user to configure the power‑on behavior. Your plug does neither, and the default OFF state is not disclosed anywhere. I strongly urge Linkind to: 1. Document this behavior clearly on your product pages and manuals 2. Provide a firmware update that allows users to choose the power‑on recovery state 3. Warn customers that the current behavior may make the plug unsuitable for critical appliances I wanted to bring this to your attention because this hidden behavior could easily cause serious damage in a household that relies on your products. As you can imagine, I'm returning these plugs to Amazon for a refund and will write a product review stating these concerns. Thank you for your time, and I look forward to your response.

This is perfect to setup automations with Alexa or Google home. It’s super easy to setup and it works great! I’ve had no issues with any of my units and their build quality seems superb. They have a button on the side to manually power them on and off and they also show a little light when they are on which is thoughtful design in case you need to troubleshoot. I have lamps connected to them and use Alexa to turn them on and off by command. You can set them up to power by timer as well. Make sure you set them all up to the same WiFi network you have your Alexa/Google to prevent any issues when you are setting them up. My only problem is I need more to automate more things!

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