The Meross WiFi Dual Smart Outlet lets you connect two accessories into the same plug and control them separately through HomeKit, while also being cheaper than buying two smart plugs individually. At ...

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With thoughtful design and loads of features, Currant raises the bar on what you should expect from a smart outlet. In its marketing material, newcomer Currant says, “You’ve never seen a smart outlet ...

Leviton has a new WiFi smart switch in its Decora range, and the cleverness doesn't stop at being able to remotely control it via an app or smart speaker. Dubbed the Decora Smart Wi-Fi ...

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Braumm’s outdoor smart plug is too unreliable for serious Consideration—even before you take it outside. Outfitting an exterior electrical socket with an add-on Wi-Fi smart plug makes a ton of sense, ...

This reasonably priced gadget gives you six weatherized smart outlets you can use on the wall or in your garden, but the six outlets cannot be controlled independently. Most outdoor smart plugs give ...

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Currant, a startup devoted to creating smart products that reduce energy consumption, today announced its newest smart product — the Currant Smart Wall Outlet.

You don’t watch a black-and-white TV. You don’t ride to work in a horse and buggy. Stop turning lights on and off by flicking switches like it’s the 1930s. Admittedly, that’s an extreme stance.

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I’ve been working with computers for ages, starting with a multi-year stint in purchasing for a major IBM reseller in New York City before eventually landing at PCMag (back when it was still in print ...