Wi Fi Socket works great. A friend gave me one as a Christmas gift. It’s convenient for me because I work second shift. While I am walking up the driveway I turn my lamp on to my bedroom. I haven’t had to touch my lamp since I received the plug. I had some fun with my family to. They didn’t know that I had the device, so I had my family thinking that my bedroom was “Haunted”. I told them that my light was going on and off in my bedroom. But, I had my phone in my pocket switching the lamp on and off like crazy! :) lol It was very funny. Thanks for a great product. I’m going to buy some more plugs since they work so well.

They do not fill out the “Information Developer Collects” section for a reason. Click their website link provided. Scroll to the bottom and click “Provacy Problem. They collect not only your physical description but any and everything they can on or off of of your electronic devices and anyone you know and etc. It’s breathtakingly vast. They claim they do not “sell” under the definition of “sell” and therefore are t required to remove all of your information and private identifiers. Im sure a rep will get on here and spin it but the information is there and it made me so angry im going to Apple about it because while they technically are NOT lying about the staggeringly intrusive amount of data they collect the opposite can be true, if it exists, by saying nothing. You’ve already bought the plugs and they’re non-refunded so you’re FORCED into agreeing to their nonexistent identifying parameters.

Not sure why customers are having trouble. Target had these on sale and I purchased two of them. Downloaded the software, plugged then in, then paired them. They both work. Manual control works. Scheduling works. Unplugged them and moved them to a new location in the house - and they still work. They even work when my phone is only connected via cellular (so I can control even when away from home). I'm on an iPhone 8+ with iOS 11.2.1.

Apparently this can’t be controlled by Alexa (or the Smart Things app) What a bummer!!!Update December 2019: I got feedback from the Wi_Fi socket app that I could make this socket work with Alexa by changing the device name to make sure there are no Chinese characters in it. However the instructions on doing that weren’t clear so I wasn’t able to accomplish that.Setting up scenes doesn’t give you options to set a clock to start or stop a scene. You can only choose from things like sunrise/sunset or outside temperature in you location. I can’t even set this up with the Smart Things app (which would help with Alexa control).Update: I found out how to set the Wi_Fi socket to a clock schedule. You can’t set it up in ”scenes”. You have to go to “devices” and click on the tiny arrow after the name of your device. It will expands to where you can set multiple start and stop times. I still have had no luck getting this Wi_Fi socket to be controlled by Alexa or Smart Things.