GHome Smart Plug Power Strip, 3 USB (30W Fast Charging) and 6 Individually Controlled Outlets, WiFi Surge Protector Works with Alexa & Google Home, Energy Monitor, 7.18 ft Mountable Flat Plug, 2A1C

So far so good. It's been running for a week with no issues. Hoping it stays reliable.

Update:It keeps losing track of time or something. It's twice now in two months that it has screwed up. The first time it just wouldn't shut anything off and thia time it seems to be flipping am/pmb for specific outlets. I can't use this for my reptiles OR my plants like this. Honestly, I can't use it for anything. I'm going to contact the seller and see what they have to say about it. Very disheartened that it's buggy like this.I bought this and then didn't open it for a couple of months so I'm really glad it works so well. It's the only smart power strip with all plugs controlled individually and the ability to control the USB ports. However, the USB ports are controlled as one and that's the only let down. Would love to be able to control the USB ports separately and would really love to see an even larger smart strip to accommodate more plugs. I use these for reptile and plant setups and a couple more plugs would make it perfect. Still worthy of the 5 stars though.

The Power Strip from Ghome is a well thought out and designed product that lets you control up to 6 electrical Outlets and 3 USB Ports, which consist of 2 USB type A and 1 USB type C ports. The Power Strip is compatible with 2.4GHz Wi-Fi ONLY, offers surge protection, and you can turn your devices on or off by voice or through one of the many applications that you can run from your phone or PC, such as Alexa, Gosund, and Smart Things. I also like that you can mount the device to a wall (see picture) or to the side of a desk, depending on what you have plugged into the power strip.Having the capability to turn on a set of devices made it very easy to control my home theater, so the right equipment turns on depending on the activity I am preparing to watch. For example, if I am watching my FIOS Cable TV, then I power on my FIOS Cable Box, Onkyo AVR, Panasonic TV, and it turns off my Roku and Blu-ray DVD players. By allowing you to only power on the equipment that you need to be able to watch the devices you need to use, the power strip is also saving you money and the life of your other equipment that can remain powered off.I have two minor suggestions for a future version of this power strip, but not having them does not subtract from the overall high rating that I have given to this product’s current design.The first suggestion would be to provide the capability to allow the user to be able to turn off a device, without turning off the associated power strip outlet for the device. This functionality would be very useful. For example, it would be nice to setup the time on my TV once, which will be preserved when the TV is no longer required to be on. Currently, when I tell Alexa to turn off my Panasonic TV, the outlet is turned off and the time settings in the TV are lost. I don’t know how hard it would be to implement this type of capability, but if you could do it easily, I would highly recommend you do it.The only other suggestion would be to offer the Power Strip in a metal enclosure.