Cync Indoor Smart Plug, WiFi Outlet Socket, Voice Control Outlet, Matter Compatible, Compatible with Alexa and Google Home (3 Pack)

Easily learned into Cync app and then connected with Google Home. Have used Google Home app to flash the light on and off to grab the attention of a family member with dementia. Works great for us in that application.

Work great turning on Christmas lights. Works with the app and Alexa

Good product. User friendly software Configuration instructions

They usually work fine, but they will sometimes randomly not work at scheduled times with my google nest. It only happens about once a month though so I'm not too unhappy!

Used this to turn our tree lights on & off! Worked great with Google but I believe it works with Alexa also!!

I already had one, they work great, easy to set up.

Unless you want to gamble with your time and sanity, stay far, far away. I purchased this so-called “Cync Smart Plug with Built-In Bridge” expecting it to function as described: a plug that acts as a hub for Bluetooth Cync devices. What I got instead was a basic Wi-Fi outlet, deceptively labeled with tech-babble like “built-in bridge” that does absolutely nothing to support other Cync devices. Let me be crystal clear: this plug is not a hub, not a bridge, and not remotely useful beyond turning itself on and off. It cannot connect Bluetooth bulbs, does not offer a “hub” setup in the app, and absolutely refuses to serve the function it was clearly advertised for. I spent HOURS resetting devices, deleting and reinstalling the app, isolating connections, even enabling airplane mode to trick it into behaving like a real hub. Nothing worked — because this isn’t a hub. It’s a glorified remote outlet wearing a sticker that says “bridge” like a toddler in a Halloween costume. And the support documentation? Useless. The app? Clueless. Cync has created a maze of lookalike products, inconsistent naming, and vague descriptions that make it nearly impossible to know what you’re buying.

The hardware is fine, but the app can be iffy. I ended up using the Google Home app instead, and that works better for scheduling the lights every day. The default Cync app is ok if you'd like to use the plugs manually.