Smart Dimmer Plug, 2.4G Wi-Fi Dimmable Smart Plug, 2-Way Switch, Voice Control, White | App Remote Control, No Hub Required, Set Schedules & Timers, Voice via Alexa/Google, Compact Design

These work great. Good quality. Good response time. Nice dimmer range.

I have an old table lamp that was on an Amazon smart plug, but I wanted to be able to dim it (TV watching) and brighten it (reading). First I bought the Levitron smart dimmer plug ($10 more). After several hours of messing around, I could not get it to work. I was unable to get it to link to my wifi, I kept getting messages that the wifi was not strong enough. So I decided to return it and bought this one instead ($10 cheaper). The written directions that came with it were such small print as to be almost unreadable (I have 70-year-old eyes!) and difficult to understand. Maybe they were written by someone translating Chinese into English using Google. Anyway, I managed to download the app, and then tossed the directions aside. I followed the steps in the app, and then opened my Alexa app and followed the instructions there, and presto! everything is linked up and it works like a charm. I can turn it on and off with commands to my Alexa, and dim it to any level 1-100%. I am very pleased.

I have Smart Home, but wanted to use this as a stand-alone switch / dimmer, outlet for a lamp. Although the description doesn't explicitly say so, all you have to do is hold down the On/Off button as you're powering the outlet on, and it will gradually increase in brightness until you release the button. Then use the quick press-release from then on, and it will remember the brightness you selected for that lamp.This is ideal for our situation, as we use the lamp (mostly) for dimmed ambient lighting, and only rarely need it for brighter illumination.All without loading it onto my already-crowded Smart Home list or reaching for my phone.Just bought two more!

This plug is easy to install and leads you through all the steps. Once installed it does dim the lights. However, it does not do it gradually, but rather in steps. In other words when you switch from 60% brightness to 20% brightness it just makes the switch. It does not gradually dim to that point. Otherwise it would be five stars.

I had a houseful of Insteon controllers for 10 years until they went belly up and I switched to Kasa-TP Link after a lot of research. Now I have a houseful of Kasa switches, plugs & bulbs to control 30 devices. I have 4 can lights on a single switch and I wanted to switch them separately so I needed a dimming module that would fit inside the can light. Kasa does not sell a dimming plug so after tons of research I chose the "New One" product line. This was a good choice. It fits inside the can, literally dims from 0 to 100%, and seems to be very well made.For those that are wondering, I converted one of the cans to a spotlight using a can version kit and an LED spotlight to light up a piece of artwork. In order to dim it I screwed a "socket-to-plug adapter" FROM the fixture INTO the dimming module and a "plug-to-socket adapter" from the dimming module to the light. Kinda crazy but it's safe and it works.

Says it pairs with Google Home and Alexa. Not for me, and I'm not excellent, but above average with technology. Have had a smarthome for 7 or 8 years. On first image, note that there are QR codes labeled Alexa and Google Home. I scanned them. Nothing happened. Then followed the 'manual pair' instructions. This manufacturer was not listed among the MANY in the Google Home app. Second image, note that it says pair with 'SMARTLIFE' app...what's that? I don't need a new app. Need it to pair with existing Google Home. Returned.

I have a couple of items from this company and I like their products.They work and are well made - what more do I need (oh yes - a fair price)Happy with price, quality and functionality

Added that for my living room lamp, then made sure I got dimmable LEDs. Now I can easily switch between different brightness. "Movie time" mode is just one Alexa command away.The only thing I could not figure out with the app, is that if you turn it back on with voice command, it uses the last dimming setting. So if you were in movie time mode, then turned it off, then turned it on again - it remains in the dimmed movie state. Even though in Alexa app the "light on" routine is set to set the correct proffered brightness when tuned on.