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Smart Plugs Simplified: Your Home’s New Tech Manager

From Alexa to Eve, these clever gadgets could be your smart home’s unsung hero—just don’t plug in your kettle!

A smart plug is a handy gadget that adds Wi-Fi control to any outlet. Perfect for turning lights and appliances on or off with the tap of an app or voice command.


For simple devices like lamps, these plugs are a godsend, but they struggle with more complex gadgets that need manual input before power can be restored. Your kettle won’t heat up when you plug it in after a power cut, for example.


If energy monitoring is your main goal, some smart plugs offer detailed insights into your home’s electricity usage. Worth considering if you’re keen on being more eco-friendly or saving money on bills.


Our top picks include TP-Link and Cync, both of which are geared towards outdoor use and offering easy integration with home hubs. But be warned: don’t plug in devices that need manual input post-power-on.

Original source:  https://www.wired.com/story/do-you-need-a-smart-plug/
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