Customer Ratings & Reviews

Very handy to have around, especially when Halloween comes.

Bought to replace a failed unit (different brand, not offered anymore). I like the 2 plug option, Worked great from another state when we travelled. It's being used outdoors. Pleased with purchase,

Excellent product. Works perfectly as intended. The WiFi setup was a little confusing.

excellent plug , i like that i uses matter and i can pair it with multiple eco systems

With the matter support, this plug makes my house really smart, fast connection, and no delay at all.

I can put my tv outside and work ,clearly , i can recommend

This plug is perfect. Never thought about getting these however they work perfect

Works perfectly for the "mood" lighting I added to my backyard deck!

This product works amazingly and hasn’t disappointed me and my family.

Awesome outdoor smart home accessory. Each plug can be assigned

Works great, easy connection to Apple Homekit via matter.

Easy to use but it shorted out after a light rain.

I have a linksys velop mesh wifi network that works in mixed (2.4 and 5Ghz mode). Plenty of IoT devices only support 2.4 but that’s never been an issue and I have HomeKit devices from Meross, Logitech, Legrand, Vocolinc, Moen(!), Yale and Withings all happily working on the network. But can I get the Tapo to connect? Not a chance. Did get it to connect to my personal hotspot to do a firmware update, but still no joy. Always get a ‘WiFi Encryption not supported’ error if I use the Tapo app and a fail if I use the Home App. It’s well built, so, if you have a simple network give it a try but I can’t recommend it and it’s going in the IoT junk drawer

I was able to connect it to Alexa the day I got it. It worked fine that night, it turned my outdoor holiday lights on and off at the appropriate times. The next day it didn’t work at all, my lights never came on. Alexa said the plug is unresponsive. I deleted it from Alexa hoping it would work if I paired it again, but now I am unable to pair it with Alexa. Totally worthless.

I followed the instructions but it appears that it does not want to connect to my network for some reason. I will attempt to get it to connect later, but for now it was a disappointment.

The TP-Link TAPO Smart Wi-Fi Outdoor Plug is perfect for our needs. As shown in their own ad, we have an Edison-style string of lights for our patio. For the last couple years, we’ve been using a standard power strip; one that wasn’t really meant for outdoor use. Every time we wanted the lights on, I would have to make my way back into the dark corner of the patio to switch the lights on. Sometimes I would need to bang the power strip against my hand to get things to engage (yikes). Being outdoors was taking its toll — even though it was sheltered from the rain. Enter the TP-Link TAPO Smart Wi-Fi Outdoor Plug. Now, it’s “Alexa, turn on the patio lights.” Perfect. And with the IP65 weatherproof rating, we now have a safe electrical connection. I did find the initial setup a bit misleading if I followed the basic printed instructions. However, this plug is pretty intuitive, and using the Alexa app (after first setting this up with the Tapo app) helped with the process. Also, don’t be afraid to let your settings ‘sink in.’ You may need to exit the app you’re using, and the open it back up to continue. I don’t know why this sometimes works, but it does…at least for me. I also complicated the issue by needing to unplug the TAPO temporarily so I could switch primary outlets. Doing this, I was able to figure out how to put the TAPO back into discovery mode. Each outlet on the TAPO has its own power button (see mfg pics). If you hold them both in at the same time, the lights will begin to flash green and, if I remember correctly, orange. If you hold a bit longer, this flashing will speed up — and that’s your discovery mode. You’re welcome. It’s pretty cool that this smart plug will work with just about any platform out there. Maybe all of them. Guess that’s what being “Matter Certified” means. Or you can simply use the TAPO app, which, by the way, also now controls any KASA devices you may already have. Other than also being available in white or tan, the TP-Link TAPO Smart Wi-Fi Outdoor Plug is perfect for my needs — and probably yours, too.

If you don’t have any smart home devices you really need to get onboard. Smart home devices are an incredibly convenient technology that has automated my homes lighting and security. I have nearly 50 devices including security cameras, smart plugs, locks, fans, vacuum, air purifier, and speakers. All of which can be controlled using a phone, tablet, or by voice. I have a bunch of TP-Link smart plugs but the Tapo TP25 outdoor smart wifi plug is my first outdoor smart plug. What a great addition to my smart home and just in time for Christmas lights. In the box is the 2 outlet TP25 and a quick start guide. You’re directed to get the Tapo app. Upon installing you’re prompted to create an account. I already had a TP Link Kasa account so I logged in using that account and it worked. Tapo also added my Kasa devices to the new app. Setup was a snap. You basically plus it in and follow the apps step by step instructions. You connect the TP25 to your wifi network and then I was prompted to update the firmware. The entire setup too maybe 5 minutes. You can easily control Tapo from the app. You can set timers and automations. I also added Tapo to my Google Home setup so I can then also control it with voice commands. Even better you can then utilize geofencing to automatically turn lights off when you leave your home and on when you arrive. I use Google but you can also use Tapo with Amazon Alexa, Apple HomeKit, and Samsung SmartThings. The TP25 is designed as an outdoor device with an IP65 waterproof and flame retardant rating but you could also use it indoors as a double smart plug to control 2 devices individually. The Tapo TP25 is a perfect addition to my smart home to automate my outdoor Halloween and Christmas lighting. I’ll be buying more.

Bought this thinking it was like the others that I have but it is not my bad. It is very difficult to set up schedules like the regular ones that I have.

Installed per instructions in dry location. Work for three weeks and one outlet of two no longer works.

Very easy to connect to home kit. It kept going offline though. Change it out with a wemo thread plug.