Specifications
Key Specs
Amperage15 amperesWorks WithAmazon Alexa, Google Assistant
General
Product NameWi-Fi Smart PlugBrandInsignia™Model NumberNS-SP1X7
Power
Amperage15 amperesVoltage120 voltsOutlet TypeSingleNEMA ConfigurationNot Applicable
Compatibility
Works WithAmazon Alexa, Google Assistant
Dimensions
Product Height1.75 inchesProduct Width1.5 inchesProduct Length3 inchesProduct Weight0.3 pounds
Other
UPC600603205323
Questions & Answers (166)
Q: Does it work with google home? Does it need a smart hub to work with google home ? (18 answers)
A: With great difficulty, it sort of works with Google Home. You can use the Insignia Connect App to get one plug to work. However, good luck getting more than that to register with Google Home... or even with Insignia for that matter. Even with just one plug, plan on a 2 hour set up. The trick seems to be install, see that it isn't working, reset, install, see that it isn't working... repeat until you want to scream and then, as if it can sense your frustration, it might work. Once it does work, however, it works forever. Just don't ever go into the Insignia app again or download an update ever.- A: My two devices were working fine until yesterday night. I couldn’t login at all. It kept looping back to the login page over and over again after I had inputted the correct login and password. I was set to return both plugs and gave it a try today again. Voila, it works fine again. It seems it’s their app issue and not the devices. Since so many people have been complaining about it, you would think they would have it fixed by now. What a shame….
Q: Does this work with Amazon Alexa? (17 answers)
A: Hello! We are working on updating the Insignia Connect platform to enable connectivity with multiple platforms. Stay tuned for updates via the app. and Bestbuy.com product page.Daniel T. - Insignia SupportQ: Will this work with sasung hub r2? (3 answers)
A: yes, it is supposed to — however, the current iOS 11 for an iPhone will not connect until they ( Best Buy) updates its insignia connect app to work with OS 11 (to date: 11/2/17). I'm still waiting to connect 3 smart plugs! Hopefully they will update it soon!- A: I have plugged my into a surge protector, I use it as a timer for the lights in a salt water tank. zero issues.
- A: I really can’t answer it because I am having the same problem. This advices is kind difficult to install and to get running. I am disappointed with it. I don’t think I am going to depend on it to get my appliances and lights to work. Besides the customers service from Best Buy doesn’t make any effort to know the product so they can answer any question about it. Anyway, I can’t return what I purchased so I am going to sale it and I am not going to bother with it anymore. Best luck to everyone.
- A: All four of mine stopped communicating with the app. Tech Support told me it's a known problem
- A: I have found that the smart devices work better on the 3G portion of the router - as it has a stronger signal. The 5G is good for movies, streaming videos and some games, but your smart home tech works just fine at the slower speed with no noticeable difference in it's performance. So save your 5G for your movies/videos and games. Put all your smart home devices to the 3G and it should all connect better. They made the devices from so many different manufacturers that they went with the 3G platform as a basis as it is more widely available. If you have one device that only works on that 3G, then you cannot connect it to the 5G, thus you will either have to have 2 smart home networks (a 3G one and a 5G one) and have to remember which device is on which network or go to the 3G to connect it all together. The only way to make sure all your devices are compatible is to use the more stable 3G platform. What they don't tell you when they sell you the 5G is that now you have to upgrade (ie replace) any and all devices that were never made with the 5G platform in mind.