I've been using the JUNLIT 15A Dual Smart Plugs for a few weeks now, and they're a bit of a rollercoaster. The setup was surprisingly smooth—my phone connected instantly via the app, and Alexa recognized them without any fuss. No hub required? Big win.

The dual plug design is genius for tight spaces. Unlike bulky competitors, these don’t hog the entire outlet. I use one in my bedroom to control both my lamp and humidifier separately—game changer for lazy bedtime routines. Voice commands via Alexa feel futuristic ("Alexa, turn off my fan" never gets old).

But here’s the weirdness: that QR code sticker plastered on top? It’s like a permanent blemish. I almost panicked when I thought I’d scanned the wrong spare sticker (yes, they included extras—bless them). And why does the app show a phantom "master" device that does… nothing? Disabling it bricked my setup until I reset everything.

They’re solid performers once configured—responsive timers for my coffee maker, overload protection gives peace of mind—but the 2.4GHz-only WiFi feels outdated in 2024. My Wemo plugs failed constantly; these are more reliable but come with quirks. For the price, I expected fewer headaches.