InnrZigbee Smart Plug, Works with Hue* and Alexa, Works as Zigbee Repeater, Power Monitoring, Smart Socket, 2-Pack

Nice and compact plugs that extend Zigbee network coverage and give power monitoring data that can be used in Home Assistant. Easy to set up and have been reliable since installation. I use these to switch on electric radiators - I use Home Assistant to monitor electricity prices and heat with electric when it is cheaper than gas. The plug also extends the Zigbee network around the house and I think this has really helped in keeping all the devices connected.

These are really good smart plugs, a touch expensive but do work brilliantly, mine connect to my zigbee network via a sonoff dongle and home assistant. They really haven't missed a beat, I've got 4 of them going atm and will likely get more to replace cloud based ones I've had for years.

The power readings are highly inaccurate (>100x out) and don't update automatically on zigbeeMqtt. The device works well as a switch but I bought this for the power measurements. It has been upgraded to the latest firmware version but no change.

I own 10 of those plugs. Both this version and the older version with the override switch on the top instead of the side.I use them via the Philips Hue app and Hue Bridge unit, over the last 3 years, they have worked great for controlling table lamps annd other lighting around my house. Very occasionally one will get ‘stuck’ on whatever on or off mode it is in, and not respond, but this is quite rare, and simply turning it off and back on again fixes the issue.Highly recommended.

These plugs saves money buy easy of use and the quality of the plug

My 3rd purchase of theses now and happy with them. Works as they should and easy to get online and working.

This was my third purchase of 4 innr SP242 Smart Plugs, which I am using mainly as energy monitors with Home Assistant. They need a firmware update to behave correctly, but this was straightforward with Zigbee2MQTT. This brought the number of SP242 Plugs that I have up to 12. As I add more, the Zigbee mesh network improves and so does the coverage of the house. The only downside was the price, which had gone back up to £59.99, where my first order was for £50.99. Both were free Prime Day delivery.

They work perfectly with Home Assistant which finds them in seconds after plugging them in near to your HA ZigBee interface during setup (IE don't need any mobile app or other proprietary cloud service to get them recognised). The fact that they report voltage and wattage being consumed (when on) is a bonus that I wasn't expecting and the neat illuminated override button on the side is helpful when testing new automations. I have now bought about eight of these for various projects and I have had no issue with reliability so far (assuming network and range issues are managed reasonably). They do also seem to be boosting the ZigBee network as any ZigBee compatible device should so the more devices you have the better the network connectivity. Very please with them so far.