Wyze Smart Plug - 2-Pack

$ 12.00
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Wyze Smart Plug - 2-Pack

Product Description

Ask Google Assistant or Alexa or to turn the plug on/off with your voice. Schedule lights and appliances to turn off/on at specific times of the day. Automate Wyze Plug with Wyze Sense based on open/close and motion detection.

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