Kara's long-range Wi-Fi smart outdoor plug is available at a $10 discount, bringing the price down to just $19.99 for a limited time.
Save $10 on the Kasa Outdoor Smart Plug with Wi-Fi and Support for Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant
Although we associate smart plugs as being indoor devices, but you'll be surprised how useful they can be outdoor as well. Luckily, companies like Kasa have been making outdoor smart plugs for a long while now, allowing you to automate things that reside outside your front door.
This means that those lights which you have to manually turn on in the evening can be powered up right from the comfort of your home all without having to step outside. Is that what you want to do? If your answer is yes, then meet the Kasa outdoor smart plug. And right now, it's discounted to just $19.99 as well.
Setting up the outdoor smart plug is super duper easy. Just connect your outdoor smart plug to a power outlet of your choice, download the Kasa app on your smartphone or tablet and set it up from there. Since this smart plug connects directly to 2.4GHz Wi-Fi therefore you don't need special equipment to make it work either.
Thanks to built-in support for Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant, you can control this smart plug using a device like the Echo Dot or a Nest Hub. This is extremely handy since you don't have to pull out your phone or tablet every single time to interact with the smart plug.
There are no discount codes or coupons needed to bring the price down to $19.99. But you have to be quick as Amazon doesn't say when the price will return back to normal.
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