does this need to be plugged in? or does it charge?? null

The plug needs to be plugged in to a standard indoor outlet for both to power the WiFi in the plug and to provide power to the device that is being controlled.

You have to plug it in to a outlet for it to work.

This is a plug so yes it needs to be plugged in. It will then become the on/off switch for that outlet. Remember, what ever gets plugged into the plug needs to be left turned on. The wi-fi plug now becomes the switch. You will need the Kasa app.

It is a wi-fi plug that needs to be plugged in. I use it in conjunction with the Kasa App and and Amazon echo (Alexa).

Yes, it needs to be plugged in.

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The plug needs to be plugged in to a standard indoor outlet for both to power the WiFi in the plug and to provide power to the device that is being controlled.
Answered by WayneWorld 6 years ago
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This needs to be plugged in
Answered by F150STVMAFIAFAM 6 years ago
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You have to plug it in to a outlet for it to work.
Answered by Chadd 6 years ago
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This is a plug so yes it needs to be plugged in. It will then become the on/off switch for that outlet. Remember, what ever gets plugged into the plug needs to be left turned on. The wi-fi plug now becomes the switch. You will need the Kasa app.
Answered by gda969 6 years ago
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It needs to be plugged in
Answered by Mick 7 years ago
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It needs to be plugged in.
Answered by Apple7410 7 years ago
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Has to be plugged in
Answered by Marco 7 years ago
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It is a wi-fi plug that needs to be plugged in. I use it in conjunction with the Kasa App and and Amazon echo (Alexa).
Answered by Rick 7 years ago
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Yes, it needs to be plugged in.
Answered by CommunityAnswer 7 years ago
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Plugged in doesn't charge
Answered by Marc 6 years ago
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