SONOFFS31 WiFi Smart Plug with Energy Monitoring, 15A Smart Outlet Socket ETL Certified, Work with Alexa & Google Home, IFTTT Supporting, 2.4 Ghz WiFi Only (4-Pack)

I have about 15 of these now, all flashed with Tasmota and controlled with Home Assistant. These are the perfect cheap smart plug. Protip - wish I would have tried this 12 units ago, but you do not have to solder wires to the pads to flash these, you can carefully place some small alligator clips on the pads. To flash, I'd highly recommend this USB to TTL adapter: amzn.to/462UO70

Thank you Sonoff

These have been really good for me. I’ve been using them for years now. I can turn devices on and off anywhere in the world over the Internet and I get text messages telling me when there’s been power interruptions. The power monitoring could be better, although you can’t expect much in saving a long duration of power usage for a device. The configuration can be a bit cumbersome if you’re not used to it so just pay attention to the instructions and I’m sure you’ll get it to work.

Pros:FlashableAffordableEasy to useCompatible with Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, and IFTTTPower monitoring featureCons:Too big it cover 2 gauge outletsNot as fast as some other smart plugsDoes not support 5GHz Wi-FiTo flash a Sonoff S31 with Tasmota, you will need the following:A Sonoff S31 smart plugA USB to TTL adapterA micro USB cableA computer with a terminal emulatorOnce you have gathered your materials, follow these steps:Disconnect the Sonoff S31 from power.Open the Sonoff S31 and expose the PCB.Locate the GPIO0 button and the TX and RX pins.Connect the TX pin of the USB to TTL adapter to the RX pin of the Sonoff S31.Connect the RX pin of the USB to TTL adapter to the TX pin of the Sonoff S31.Connect the ground pin of the USB to TTL adapter to the ground pin of the Sonoff S31.Connect the 3.3V pin of the USB to TTL adapter to the 3.3V pin of the Sonoff S31.Connect the USB to TTL adapter to your computer.Open a terminal emulator and set the baud rate to 115200.Enter the following command to enter bootloader mode:Press the GPIO0 button and hold it down.While holding down the GPIO0 button, plug the Sonoff S31 into a power outlet.Release the GPIO0 button after a few seconds.The Sonoff S31 should now be in bootloader mode.Use the terminal emulator to upload the Tasmota firmware to the Sonoff S31.Once the Tasmota firmware has been uploaded, the Sonoff S31 will reboot.The Sonoff S31 will now be running Tasmota.

Es un buen producto, funciona correctamente. Lo único que no me gusta es su tamaño y que al desconectar algún cable siempre se desconecta la toma inteligente de la toma instalada en la pared.

I think I have about 18 of these. I've installed Tasmota on them, which is extremely easy to do (tip: speed it up even more and avoid soldering by getting some of those spring clips). I've gotten to the point where I have Tasmota installed on each one in about 5 minutes start to finish. I use them for several appliances solely to monitor power usage (things I'd never shut off, like the fridge), and with Tasmota you can disable the ability to shut them off.I had one that didn't work - the relay never triggers power to flow. Unfortunately I didn't open the package and discover the issue until after the return period had expired. So, that one is on me. But otherwise they work great.

I bought these Smart Plugs to reflash with ESPHome and integrate into Home Assistant, and they worked perfectly! The flashing process is a breeze—there are labeled pads that you can clip onto to program, so no soldering is necessary. Once set up, they function flawlessly and provide reliable energy monitoring. Highly recommended for anyone looking to customize their smart plugs for home automation!

Switches seem on par with other smart switches build quality wise. I did disassemble these to reflash them with Esphome in order to get then integrated with Home assistant. So far I have not had any issues with these and would buy again.