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product_id: 41011505
title: "Kasa Smart WiFi Plug Mini by TP-Link – Smart Plug, No Hub Required, Works with Alexa and Google (HS105 KIT), white"
brand: "tp-link"
price: "C$638"
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reviews_count: 8
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# Remote control anywhere Custom scheduling & scenes Voice assistant compatible Kasa Smart WiFi Plug Mini by TP-Link – Smart Plug, No Hub Required, Works with Alexa and Google (HS105 KIT), white

**Brand:** tp-link
**Price:** C$638
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ⚡ Power up your smart life, anywhere, anytime!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Kasa Smart WiFi Plug Mini by TP-Link – Smart Plug, No Hub Required, Works with Alexa and Google (HS105 KIT), white by tp-link
- **How much does it cost?** C$638 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- tp-link enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted tp-link brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Space-Saving Design:** Compact plug fits side-by-side without blocking adjacent outlets—double your smart power.
- • **Plug & Play Simplicity:** No hub required—easy setup on your existing 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi network for instant smart home upgrades.
- • **Ultimate Remote Control:** Manage your devices from anywhere with the intuitive Kasa app on iOS & Android.
- • **Smart Scheduling & Scenes:** Automate your lifestyle by setting custom on/off schedules or group multiple devices with one tap.
- • **Seamless Voice Integration:** Hands-free convenience with Alexa, Google Assistant, and Microsoft Cortana support.

## Overview

The Kasa Smart WiFi Plug Mini by TP-Link (HS105 KIT) is a compact, UL-certified smart plug that enables remote control and automation of your home electronics via the Kasa app. Compatible with Alexa, Google Assistant, and Microsoft Cortana, it supports voice commands and custom scheduling without needing a hub. The 2-pack design allows side-by-side installation without blocking outlets, powered by a secure 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi connection and backed by a 2-year warranty.

## Description

Control lighting and other appliances from anywhere with the Kasa Smart Wi-Fi Plug mini. Schedule connected devices turn on when you get home, then power down when you go to sleep. Control each outlet individually or as one, set schedules or scenes, even use voice commands with desertcart Alexa, Google Assistant, or Microsoft Cortana.

Review: VERY easy setup; w/ Alexa these plugs can do wonders! - I started out by purchasing 2 of these to control standalone lamps in my master bedroom and home office/den. I quickly used the Krasa app to add them to my network, then in less than 60 seconds I used my Alexa app and connected these to my desertcart Echo system, which now consists of 3 echo dots, 1 regular echo, and a new Echo Show. I then bought 2 more to connect my living room main light and an additional lamp. Flash forward to this year with the onset of the Christmas season. Because I go all out for Christmas, decorating my entire downstairs and part of the upstairs, I had one goal in mind—to control ALL of my Christmas lights on both levels through my Echoes and dots, which means going through my Krasa app. To accomplish this, I purchased a few more of these smart plugs in the 2-packs (which are slightly cheaper than buying them individually). I used the Krasa app to add them to my current setup, gave them a short name so I'd know which was which, then I used the Alexa app to discover them all. I presently have 8 of these around the house in various places, with Christmas lights, animated figurines, even my main Christmas tree all plugged into these smart plugs. I did this with the help of extension cords and a power strip that are used to accept the plugs of all the aforementioned lights and figurines, etc. The power strips are at the end of the chain and get plugged into the TP Link mini-plug. Then on the Alexa app I place all of these mini-plugs into one group entitled, quite simply, "Christmas lights." When I want to turn them on, I now simply say, "Alexa, turn on Christmas lights," and instantly, all the lights, figurines, and the Christmas tree are on. I use a similar command to turn them all off. No more running around to all the different outlets, bending down, maneuvering around tight spots or Christmas decorations that are placed to hide the outlets, plugging and unplugging everything. My entire house can now be all controlled with one command to Alexa. I should point out that for me, the setup of these mini-plugs to my Wi-Fi network took less than 1 minute per plug, if that; and connecting them to my Krasa app (the app used with these devices) also took less than 1 minute. Ditto for getting them set up in the Alexa app. Total for each device's complete, individual setup was about 2 to 3 minutes. Final but very important note here: if you have an old Wi-Fi router or a weak signal in some parts of your residence, the latter of which is common if your router is placed a bit of a distance from your mini-plugs, you will probably experience connection issues when trying to set up or use these devices. In all seriousness, if you're going to even have an Echo or Dot, you really ought to seriously consider spending the money to upgrade your Wi-Fi router, and this might include buying a setup like the Netgear Orbi, which is THE best system to give you powerful and strong Wi-Fi in a large home of 3 stories, for example. Extenders aren't that good. The Orbi is uniquely different. My Wi-Fi router is a year old, has 4 antennas on it, runs all the wireless bands, and was placed by me in the center of my house, providing a very strong signal to all my various devices, of which there are plenty. Lastly, it's also good to have a reliable and fast Internet service. After having Comcast for so long, where I had their fastest service at the time, when I moved into my newly constructed house in summer 2016, I went a different route. Comcast was wired for my new subdivision, but they didn't even realize it! Because they argued with me about this, telling me they couldn't provide more than 100 megs download and 25 megs upload, I decided to go with AT&T, which had installed fiber optic lines along their entire paths. They hooked me up right when I moved in, and I'm getting 1GB download AND upload on my wired main PC, while I'm getting anywhere from 700 to 900 megs download and 700 to 900 megs upload on my wireless connections (wireless will always be a bit slower than wired). This absolutely blows away Comcast, and at a lower price! More importantly, however, these speeds provide for far more reliability and performance with my TP Link smart plugs and smart bulbs, which I also have.
Review: Just works. Flawless with Alexa. Reliable. - I really love these things. I've got about 15 of them, the std HS 110 model, and the in-wall HS 200 switches around my house for various things, and they are used daily. With a few desertcart Echos around the house, we can control lighting inside and out with simple commands. Setting these up is incredibly simple using the Kasa App. The app will find their ad-hoc network after boot, program your desired wifi setting, reboots it and your off and ready. Inside the Kasa app you can program timers, names, scenes when you have multiple, and quick one-touch commands. I really haven't found any features lacking. The Kasa skill for Alexa is great, and allows creating command groups for control. It's a little complicated when you start creating groups using friendly names that sound alike, as you can command a group name or an individual switch name, but overall, once you get it set it's flawless. Furthermore, the reprogramming is super easy. Reset to factory, and reprogram is equally simple. Fortunately, I only had to do that when I rebuilt my wifi to handle this many devices (around 70 wifi devices now in my smart home). I haven't had to reprogram for any other reason (like losing settings), and if the wifi goes down, they can be reconnected automatically in a short time, or if it's prolonged, simply unplug to reboot and they'll reconnect quickly. NOTE: STD WiFi, like your Comcast or simple Best Buy WiFi router, cannot handle more than 15-20 wifi devices at once, so if your looking for a smart home with lots of WiFi devices, and still using tablets, phones and laptops, be sure your WiFi is up to the task. The simplicity of the devixe and control using the Kasa App over WiFi was what won me over Hue and WeMo, both of which are more complicated, and require appealing hardware, not to mention usually more expensive! I really cannot recommend enough.

## Features

- CONTROL FROM ANYWHERE - Turn electronics on or off from anywhere with your smartphone using the Kasa app (Compatible w/ Android & iOS)
- VOICE CONTROL - Works with desertcart Alexa, Google Assistant and Microsoft Cortana supported devices for a hands-free experience
- COMPACT DESIGN - Won't block the other wall outlet allowing two Smart Plugs to be installed side-by-side
- KASA SCENES & SCHEDULES - Schedule the Smart Plug to automatically switch on and off when away or set a Scene for controlling many devices with a single button
- NOTE: 2-Pack includes two (2) Smart Plugs. Requires a secured 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi network connection

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B06WD6Q8K9 |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Best Sellers Rank | #1,459,672 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #1,458 in Electrical Outlet Switches |
| Certification | UL approved |
| Color | white |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (4,421) |
| Date First Available | February 19, 2017 |
| Included Components | Smart Wi-Fi Plug Mini HS105 * 2, Quick Start Guide |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Item Weight | 6.4 ounces |
| Item model number | HS105 KIT |
| Manufacturer | TP-Link |
| Material | Plastic |
| Mounting Type | Plug-In Mount |
| Part Number | HS105 KIT |
| Product Dimensions | 3.5 x 3.9 x 5.5 inches |
| Shape | Rectangular |
| Size | 2-Pack |
| Style | Classic |
| Switch Style | Remote |
| Voltage | 120 Volts |
| Warranty Description | 2 Years |

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ VERY easy setup; w/ Alexa these plugs can do wonders!
*by R***W on November 22, 2017*

I started out by purchasing 2 of these to control standalone lamps in my master bedroom and home office/den. I quickly used the Krasa app to add them to my network, then in less than 60 seconds I used my Alexa app and connected these to my Amazon Echo system, which now consists of 3 echo dots, 1 regular echo, and a new Echo Show. I then bought 2 more to connect my living room main light and an additional lamp. Flash forward to this year with the onset of the Christmas season. Because I go all out for Christmas, decorating my entire downstairs and part of the upstairs, I had one goal in mind—to control ALL of my Christmas lights on both levels through my Echoes and dots, which means going through my Krasa app. To accomplish this, I purchased a few more of these smart plugs in the 2-packs (which are slightly cheaper than buying them individually). I used the Krasa app to add them to my current setup, gave them a short name so I'd know which was which, then I used the Alexa app to discover them all. I presently have 8 of these around the house in various places, with Christmas lights, animated figurines, even my main Christmas tree all plugged into these smart plugs. I did this with the help of extension cords and a power strip that are used to accept the plugs of all the aforementioned lights and figurines, etc. The power strips are at the end of the chain and get plugged into the TP Link mini-plug. Then on the Alexa app I place all of these mini-plugs into one group entitled, quite simply, "Christmas lights." When I want to turn them on, I now simply say, "Alexa, turn on Christmas lights," and instantly, all the lights, figurines, and the Christmas tree are on. I use a similar command to turn them all off. No more running around to all the different outlets, bending down, maneuvering around tight spots or Christmas decorations that are placed to hide the outlets, plugging and unplugging everything. My entire house can now be all controlled with one command to Alexa. I should point out that for me, the setup of these mini-plugs to my Wi-Fi network took less than 1 minute per plug, if that; and connecting them to my Krasa app (the app used with these devices) also took less than 1 minute. Ditto for getting them set up in the Alexa app. Total for each device's complete, individual setup was about 2 to 3 minutes. Final but very important note here: if you have an old Wi-Fi router or a weak signal in some parts of your residence, the latter of which is common if your router is placed a bit of a distance from your mini-plugs, you will probably experience connection issues when trying to set up or use these devices. In all seriousness, if you're going to even have an Echo or Dot, you really ought to seriously consider spending the money to upgrade your Wi-Fi router, and this might include buying a setup like the Netgear Orbi, which is THE best system to give you powerful and strong Wi-Fi in a large home of 3 stories, for example. Extenders aren't that good. The Orbi is uniquely different. My Wi-Fi router is a year old, has 4 antennas on it, runs all the wireless bands, and was placed by me in the center of my house, providing a very strong signal to all my various devices, of which there are plenty. Lastly, it's also good to have a reliable and fast Internet service. After having Comcast for so long, where I had their fastest service at the time, when I moved into my newly constructed house in summer 2016, I went a different route. Comcast was wired for my new subdivision, but they didn't even realize it! Because they argued with me about this, telling me they couldn't provide more than 100 megs download and 25 megs upload, I decided to go with AT&T, which had installed fiber optic lines along their entire paths. They hooked me up right when I moved in, and I'm getting 1GB download AND upload on my wired main PC, while I'm getting anywhere from 700 to 900 megs download and 700 to 900 megs upload on my wireless connections (wireless will always be a bit slower than wired). This absolutely blows away Comcast, and at a lower price! More importantly, however, these speeds provide for far more reliability and performance with my TP Link smart plugs and smart bulbs, which I also have.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Just works. Flawless with Alexa. Reliable.
*by S***N on October 13, 2017*

I really love these things. I've got about 15 of them, the std HS 110 model, and the in-wall HS 200 switches around my house for various things, and they are used daily. With a few Amazon Echos around the house, we can control lighting inside and out with simple commands. Setting these up is incredibly simple using the Kasa App. The app will find their ad-hoc network after boot, program your desired wifi setting, reboots it and your off and ready. Inside the Kasa app you can program timers, names, scenes when you have multiple, and quick one-touch commands. I really haven't found any features lacking. The Kasa skill for Alexa is great, and allows creating command groups for control. It's a little complicated when you start creating groups using friendly names that sound alike, as you can command a group name or an individual switch name, but overall, once you get it set it's flawless. Furthermore, the reprogramming is super easy. Reset to factory, and reprogram is equally simple. Fortunately, I only had to do that when I rebuilt my wifi to handle this many devices (around 70 wifi devices now in my smart home). I haven't had to reprogram for any other reason (like losing settings), and if the wifi goes down, they can be reconnected automatically in a short time, or if it's prolonged, simply unplug to reboot and they'll reconnect quickly. NOTE: STD WiFi, like your Comcast or simple Best Buy WiFi router, cannot handle more than 15-20 wifi devices at once, so if your looking for a smart home with lots of WiFi devices, and still using tablets, phones and laptops, be sure your WiFi is up to the task. The simplicity of the devixe and control using the Kasa App over WiFi was what won me over Hue and WeMo, both of which are more complicated, and require appealing hardware, not to mention usually more expensive! I really cannot recommend enough.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The Missing (TP) Link
*by B***A on September 16, 2018*

The TP-Link smart outlets and bulbs tend to be very reliable products. I have been using these ever since the larger plugs were released. I recently started adding this smaller one as leaves other outlet outlet on a duplex outlet available. Depending on your wall outlet, the larger ones (HS100) usually will not. It tens to block most or all of the second outlet. So I use those in locations where I am plugging in one item (Christmas tree), or with an extension cord. Configuration of these is a breeze. You plug it in, follow the p[package directions, wait for the blinking lights, join to the temporary TP-Link wifi it makes, add it to your actual home wifi, and that's it. Alex will detect these, or you can add them on the app. The Kasa app is reliable and allows for schedules, routines, etc. You can also, use dusk and Dawn settings which will turn on/off based on your location's sunrise and sunset. It has lots of features, like "Away" mode for random on and off settings. You can also move these around and rename them in the app on the fly. If you do take one out of use and then re-use it, you may want to do the reset when prompted by the app, just to wipe out the network and settings and start clean. The HS105 is grounded (the outlet has 3 slots, hot, neutral and ground) and it can handle up to 15 amps. There is also a 10 amp version (HS103) if you know you will be using it just for a lamp, etc. These really work great and are very reliable. The 2 pack is usually a better deal than buying one, and watch for sales as Amazon often puts these on sale. Outside of a Black Friday type deal, I have gotten them for $34.99 for a 2 pack. During the holidays you can usually get them for much less in bundles with Echo, etc.

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