Tp Link Hs105 Smart Wi Fi Plug Mini

What Is the TP‑Link HS105 Smart Wi‑Fi Plug Mini?

The TP‑Link HS105 Smart Wi‑Fi Plug Mini is a compact, single‑outlet smart plug that belongs to the Kasa line of TP‑Link home‑automation products. Designed to fit into tight spaces, the HS105 lets you control a lamp, fan, charger, or any low‑power device from your smartphone or voice assistant. The device connects directly to your home Wi‑Fi network, eliminating the need for a separate hub.

Key Features and Specifications

Compact Design: Measuring only 1.5 inches wide, the plug slides easily into crowded power strips.
Wi‑Fi Connectivity: Works with 2.4 GHz networks; no additional bridge or hub required.
Kasa App Control: The Kasa app (available for iOS and Android) provides scheduling, timer, and energy‑monitoring functions.
Voice Assistant Compatibility: Supports Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, and Microsoft Cortana.
Energy Monitoring: Real‑time power usage data helps you track energy consumption for each plugged‑in device.
Secure Cloud: Encrypted communication protects your data while enabling remote control.

How to Set Up the HS105

Unbox the Device: Today I unbox the HS105 and find a single plug, a quick‑start guide, and a safety certification label.
Plug It In: Insert the HS105 into a wall outlet within range of your Wi‑Fi router.
Download the Kasa App: Search for “Kasa Smart” in the App Store or Google Play, install the app, and create a TP‑Link account if you do not already have one.
Connect to Wi‑Fi: Open the app, tap “Add Device,” select “Smart Plug,” and follow the on‑screen instructions. The app will prompt you to press the reset button on the plug until the LED blinks rapidly, indicating it is ready to pair.
Assign a Name: Choose a descriptive name such as “Bedroom Lamp” to make voice commands intuitive.
Configure Schedules: Use the app’s schedule feature to set daily on/off times, or create a timer for occasional use.
Enable Voice Control: Link the Kasa app to your preferred voice assistant by enabling the TP‑Link skill (for Alexa) or the Kasa integration (for Google Assistant).