The New York Times

How to Get Smart Strip Lights to Fit (and Not Funk Up) Your Wall

We independently review everything we recommend. When you buy through our links, we may earn a commission. Learn more› By Rachel Cericola Rachel Cericola is a writer covering smart home. In addition ...
Android Police

GE Cync Smart Light Strip review: Too expensive for your eyes

David Murphy was formerly the Senior Technology Editor at Lifehacker. Across his 15+ year career in technology journalism, his reviews and how-to guides have appeared in The New York Times, The Wall ...
PC World

TP-Link Kasa Smart Wi-Fi Power Strip review: The ultimate surge protector for the smart home

TP-Link’s Kasa Smart Wi-Fi Power Strip makes all the right choices, from a sleek design that fits in with home decor to a set of advanced scheduling options for every kind of routine and travel ...
MacRumors

Review: Meross Smart Power Strip and Plug Offer Affordable and Versatile HomeKit Sockets, but Setup Difficulties Can Cause Frustration

Meross makes a range of HomeKit-compatible smart home devices for multiple regions around the world. The Meross Smart Power Strip and Smart Plug are some of the company's most popular products and ...
TechHive

Amped Wireless Smart Strip review: Most effective when it’s paired with an Amazon Echo or Google Home

This smart switch features Wi-Fi-linked remote control of three AC outlets and two USB ports. It can be controlled via an app or with Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant. If one smart plug is good, five ...