You can pick up a pack of two HomeKit-compatible smart plugs for a low price of just $25.99 if you are quick.
2-Pack of Meross Apple HomeKit Wi-Fi Smart Plugs is Just $25.99 Right Now
Smart plugs with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant compatibility are readily available these days. But those with Apple HomeKit support, not so much. Today, we are going to highlight a pack of two Wi-Fi smart plugs from Meross that has HomeKit support and it is discounted as well. Instead of the usual $33.99 price, you pay just $25.99 for these. But the value doubles when learn about something which many other smart plugs don't offer.
That thing, our fellow reader, are two AC outlets per plug. That's right, instead of being able to control just one lamp or home accessory, you can connect two into the same plug. So overall, you end up being able to control four home accessories at the same time, when you include both smart plugs.
Apart from HomeKit support, this plug functions like any other. You set it up using your home Wi-Fi, there are no fancy hubs required here at all. Once done, you can use the voice assistant in your phone or tablet to control everything. It's that easy.
You can even use these plugs remotely, set up timers and even schedules. Basically, you can 'fake' that you are at home. When the clock hits a specific time, the AC connected lamp will automatically turn on.
In order to bring the price down to $25.99, just clip the on-page coupon before checkout. There is nothing else you need to do here.
Buy Meross Smart Plug Dual WiFi Outlet Plug 2 in 1 - Was $33.99, now just $25.99 with on-page coupon
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