At this point we're wondering if this deal will ever end. Amazon's very-own smart plug is still available for $0.99 using a discount code.
Amazon's 99 Cent Smart Plug Deal is Still Alive and We're Convinced that it Might Never End
Usually, deals that start during the holiday season come to an end right after. But we are a day away from February and Amazon's very-own Wi-Fi smart plug is still available for $0.99. All you have to do is enter a special discount code (given at the end) before checkout. If you miss that discount code, you'll end up paying $24.99.
This smart plug is fully compatible with Alexa which means you can use Amazon's smart assistant to control it no matter where you are. And since it's a smart plug, therefore it's the best-ever product if you want to turn that ancient lamp in the corner of your home smart.
Setup is a breeze, and everything is done using a dedicated app. There are no special hubs required either. The plug connects straight to your home or office Wi-Fi network for quick setup. And since it's Alexa compatible, therefore you can control it no matter where you are as long as the internet is working on both ends.
Thanks to the compact design, you can connect two plugs in one wall outlet. This is great if space is limited and you don't want to run extra extension cables just to make room for another smart plug.
Last but not the least, you can set schedules for this smart plug, allowing it to turn on or off at set times. This is great if you want something to anatomically turn on, like a coffee machine in the morning, so you do not have to go through the trouble of doing it yourself manually.
Remember folks, that PLUG discount code is super important if you want to this smart plug for just 99 cents.
Buy Amazon Smart Plug, Works with Alexa – A Certified for Humans Device - Was $24.99, now just 99 cents using discount code PLUG
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