TP-Link Tapo P300 Smart Wi-Fi Power Strip $39 + Delivery ($0 OnePass/C&C/in-Store) @ Bunnings

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Tapo P300 Smart Wi-Fi Power Strip for $39 (saving $20) at Bunnings. The price seemed popular last time when available through Amazon.

  • Separately control 3 smart outlets on the power strip via app or voice commands.
  • 18 W Fast Charging via USB-C and USB-A
  • Instantly turn connected devices on/off wherever you are through the Tapo app.
  • Set schedules or timers to automate connected devices.
  • Works with Apple HomeKit, Google Assistant, Amazon Alexa

Looks to be available at most stores.

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Comments

  • Can the usb ports also be controlled remotely?

  • +1

    use these for my 3d printers they seem good enough and never have any disconnection issues. just trying to find a smart smoke alarm to pair with it all.

  • +1

    P300 Power Strip is supported by python-kasa which should mean Home Assistant integration will work.

  • How reliable are these ones?

    • +3

      Have one. So far good. Apple home kit supported as well.

    • Not very. Wait until it's 25 months old and suddenly stops working and you're SOL because the pathetic warranty expired a month ago. TP-Link customer service basically laugh at you. Will never buy one of these units or likely anything tp-link branded again.

  • +1

    Order cancelled, no stock was found! Castle hill NSW

  • Ordered one for click and collect. The USB ports are only 5v 3A total when you use more than one, but it'll be good enough for what I plan on using them for.

    Edit: already ready for pickup

  • energy monitoring?

  • +2
  • +4

    I’ve got this, and it randomly (and rarely) stops working on some of the plugs. You can’t switch the plug on/off. You need to turn it off at the wall and back on for it to work again and the individual switches to work.

  • Maybe a new matter compatible one is coming? Stock clearance for the p300m? No info, just have been looking for such a version…. Unless a TP-Link ban is in the works?

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