Have you experienced the thrill of connecting your favorite devices to a smart plug? Made for home essentials like lamps, security cameras, toasters, coffee makers, dehumidifiers, and more, these ...

a "hot" side and a "neutral" side. On the standard Type A plug commonly found in the United States, an outlet's "hot" side is on the right. These plugs commonly use different size blades so you ...

To understand why electric outlets aren’t all the same, you need to know how a plug works. In the U.S., the slot on the right side of an electrical outlet is called the “hot” side and the sl ...

While the TP25/P400M is admittedly sturdy, it can’t be submerged in water, and TP-Link recommends mounting the plug outlet-side down, 1 foot above the ground. As you should with any outdoor plug ...

To understand why electric outlets aren’t all the same, you need to know how a plug works. In the U.S., the slot on the right side of an electrical outlet is called the “hot” side and the sl ...

Read the full guide to plug-in smart outlets ... is a previous runner-up and still an aesthetic standout thanks to a side outlet and a customizable LED night-light that you can turn on or off ...

Nothing beats the simplicity of a smart plug: Plug it into a standard wall outlet and it can make any device smart, allowing you to set on/off schedules (think coffeemakers or floor lamps ...

What I like most about iClever's outdoor plug is that it has two individually controllable outlets, so you can name, schedule, control and integrate with each outlet independent of the other.

ConnectSense’s Smart Outlet has been one of my favorite picks for add-on smart outlets for a year now, thanks to its comparatively unobtrusive design and full array of features. The original ...

Its six 3-prong outlets are well-spaced with no obstructions, so we had no problem fitting larger plugs side by side. There are also three USB plugs on the end of the power strip that are ...