🔧 Govee Bluetooth Assistant - Certified for Schedule Optimization Review

Pros: - Easy to set up - There's a nice click when switching on and off - Integrates with Google Home fairly easily - You really can set the on and off times by day of the week and time. You can have multiple schedules for the same device. Cons: Had to create a new account for a new app, but I guess that's pretty standard these days. I will update this review if I run into any issues or if it dies quickly.

It took about 2 minutes to assemble. For real. I already had an app on my Android phone for their wifi smart thermometer. They even connected to my extension cords in other parts of the house the first time. It's easy to give a name to each device in the application, it's a simple step-by-step task. I ordered 4 more packs using the current Revain coupon for 50% off, no problem. I think time will tell if they continue to perform as I expect.

As mentioned, the installation process for them is minimal. Unlike other plugs I've bought, they don't connect to my mesh network (I have about 14 plugs from 5 different manufacturers). As with everything, you have to download their app to connect to your WiFi and they only connect to 2.4GHz WiFi. So if you don't understand the concept, you may be disappointed. After a while I set them all up and they work great with Alexa and everything is fine. It was also annoying that I had to manually…

Over the past few years I've bought various smart home devices and sockets from different manufacturers. Govee is undoubtedly the easiest to integrate with my communication system and then with my Alexa interface. I attribute this not only to a well made product but most impressively to the instructions which were well written, comprehensive, with accurate model numbers and most impressively written in clear, logical and understandable English, not translated as a second designed into English…

I used the Smart Life app as a universal app to connect all devices (plugs, light switches, extension cords, etc. .) everywhere in my house. I don't like the idea of having multiple apps on my phone and multiple accounts to manage those devices because in the future I'd have to keep re-downloading all those apps whenever I update my phone. If all other smart device brands I use can be controlled and managed by the Smart Life app, there's no reason or excuse why the Govee brand can't do the same

I bought their TV LEDs, two of their lightbulbs, Christmas (deck) lights and now this! Each product is a little cheaper, especially when compared to options like Phillips, but they don't let me down. Many have accompanied me for years. Before I bought these forks I bought them from another brand. When they showed up, I found that they only work with Wi-Fi and specifically in the 2.4GHz band. I work in IT so my home network is heavily monitored and in my case I have disabled the 2.4GHz network…

So I bought this device hoping to be able to create smart sequences in the Govee app. Unfortunately it doesn't work with this fork. The only good thing about it is the form factor, which allows you to use one plug without covering the entire wall outlet with one device. I think I'd suggest getting an inexpensive device instead, as this device doesn't add to the versatility when used with the Govee app and other Govee devices.

I bought these to be able to hard reset my wifi along with various separate devices working alongside it without having to dig under my entertainment devices etc. I can just take out my phone or tablet and turn it on, turn everything on with one touch, turn it off and turn it back on if anything is behaving strangely, and the Bluetooth connection makes sure everything works with or without my WiFi. Great little devices!

Good functionality of this connector. Setting up the wifi and timer via the app was easy. I already had another Govee product in the app and didn't want another app to manage that fork, so that's good. Just some info on how to use the plug on the outside would be more useful. I want to use it for my Christmas lights. It's in a spot on the side of the house that's mostly sheltered from the weather, but still drops to 35-45 degrees Fahrenheit overnight. I could not find any information on using…