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Smart Plugs

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Smart plugs make it easier to control everyday electrical devices from an app, set schedules, and in some models monitor power consumption. This category includes Wi‑Fi sockets, smart power strips, and versions with USB ports or voice control support. They are useful for lamps, fans, decorative lighting, routers, and other home devices where you want more flexible, convenient control without changing the appliance itself.

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Sonoff S60ZBTPF ZigBee Smart Plug with Energy Monitoring 16A, White
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Smart plug Sonoff S60TPF Wi-Fi 16A 4000W with power monitoring, white
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Smart Plug Sonoff S60ZBTPF 2Pack, Zigbee 3.0, 16A, 4000W, 2 pcs
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Smart Switch Sonoff S-MATE2, No Neutral, White
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Smart USB ZigBee Adapter SONOFF ZBMicro (Max 36W)
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Sonoff iHost AIBridge-26 Smart Home Hub 4GB RAM Zigbee Wi-Fi LAN White
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Sonoff S60TPF Wi-Fi Smart Plug, 4-Pack, White
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Sonoff S60TPF Wi-Fi Smart Socket 16A 4000W (2-Pack), White
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Sonoff S60ZBTPF Zigbee 3.0 Smart Plug Outlet, 16A 4000W, 4-Pack
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Sonoff S61STPF Matter Smart Plug with Wi-Fi, White
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Sonoff S61STPF Smart Plug with Matter Support, Wi-Fi, 4-Pack
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Sonoff WS01TPE-E WiFi Smart Wall Socket Matter Type E 4000W 16A, White
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Sonoff WS01TPF-E Smart Wall Socket (Type F), Wi-Fi, Matter, 16A, 4000W, White
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Wall Socket Sonoff WS01STPF-E Type F Schuko 16A 4000W
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Smart plugs are a simple way to add more control to everyday electrical devices at home. They let you switch connected items on or off through an app, create schedules and timers, and in some models track electricity use. In this category you can find classic Wi‑Fi sockets, smart power strips, and options with USB ports. They are practical for lamps, seasonal lighting, fans, routers, and other devices that benefit from easier control and more flexible daily use.

How to choose a smart plug

Start by thinking about what you want to connect and which functions matter most to you. If you mainly want remote on/off control, a basic Wi‑Fi smart plug may be enough. If you prefer hands‑free use, look for compatibility with Alexa or Google Assistant. If you want better insight into energy use, choose a model with power monitoring. For several devices in one place, a smart power strip or a model with USB ports can be more practical than a single socket. It is also important to check the supported app or ecosystem and the maximum load listed for the product.

  • Connection: check whether the model uses Wi‑Fi and which app it supports.
  • Control options: compare app control, schedules, timers, and voice assistant support.
  • Power monitoring: not every smart plug includes energy tracking.
  • Format: choose from single plugs, smart power strips, or versions with USB ports.
  • Load capacity: make sure the model matches the power needs of your device.

Browse the available options and compare features to find a smart plug that fits your home setup, routines, and the devices you use most often.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do all smart plugs include energy monitoring?

No, that feature is only available on some models. Check the product description before buying.

Can I control a smart plug from my phone?

Yes, many models support app control over a Wi‑Fi connection.

Do all smart plugs work with Alexa or Google Assistant?

No, voice assistant support depends on the specific model and its listed compatibility.

Should I choose a single smart plug or a smart power strip?

A single plug is usually enough for one device, while a smart power strip is more convenient for several devices together.