I have philips, wemo, and C by GE, and I bought this on sale because it says it shows usage like a meter. This is true, but all it's features are only available for Apple and you have to use their app for power usage, not homekit. The big issue is the app interface is not easy to use and confusing

Bought to control and monitor the 750 watt space heater in my office. It was easy to setup and works with Homekit. My only complaint is the need to have the eve app installed to monitor the usage. Kind of defeats the purpose of trying to have one app “Homekit “ do it all. Overall great smartplug.

I absolutely love this. I have 9 in total. I can monitor my refrigerator, TV’s and more. Definitely recommend.

I was thinking I was going to get more from this, in an appliance monitor. I am assuming after time and getting more into their product line, hoping to get more out of it as I expand on it's functions.

I currently have four of these “smart plugs” and have been using them for 2-3 months. They were fairly quick and simple to set up using the Eve app on an iPhone. I had issues setting one of them up but I removed it from the app and restarted the process which then worked just fine. After using the Eve app to initially set up and update the firmware, I set the devices up in the Apple Homelink app (I’m using an old iPad as a dedicated Apple Homelink hub) I can’t say for sure what causes this issue but occasionally the Homelink app can’t find the Eve devices even when the devices are plugged in just a few feet away from the hub. I rarely use the metering functionality partly because I use the plugs to control low energy LED lamps however, that feature seems to work just fine in the Eve app. I’d still consider buying more of these for the ~$20 I paid for them even with the intermittent communication issues. The convenience of on/off programming and remote control from my phone are worth it.