Amazon Smart Plug Review: Alexa-Only Control, No Energy Monitoring
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John R. Delaney
Summary
The Amazon Smart Plug is a device that allows users to control plugged-in appliances via Alexa voice commands and integrates with other Alexa-enabled devices. However, it lacks compatibility with other home automation platforms and does not offer energy usage reporting features.
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It integrates with other Alexa-enabled devices
It doesn't work with other home automation platforms and lacks energy usage reporting
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