The TP-Link Smart Plug Mini Adds WiFi Connectivity to Outlets
Michael Hemsworth — January 24, 2017 — Tech
References: tp-link & thegadgetflow
The TP-Link Smart Plug Mini is an outlet plug adapter that makes it possible to control a plugged in device without having to physically interact with the unit in-person. This is because the TP-Link Smart Plug Mini instantly adds WiFi connectivity that doesn't require a hub or bridge in order to be operated. This allows users to control the outlet plug adapter from afar to help with cutting electricity costs and keeping the home secure.
The TP-Link Smart Plug Mini can be used in as many or as few outlets as desired thanks to the slim, compact design of the unit. It won't inhibit the use of another outlet on the wall and can be used around the home in a discreet manner.
The TP-Link Smart Plug Mini can be used in as many or as few outlets as desired thanks to the slim, compact design of the unit. It won't inhibit the use of another outlet on the wall and can be used around the home in a discreet manner.
Trend Themes
1. Wifi-connected Outlet Plug Adapters - The trend of outlet plug adapters with WiFi connectivity as a means of controlling plugged-in devices remotely is disrupting the home automation industry, as more consumers seek to cut costs and improve security.
2. Hub-free Smart Home Devices - The trend of smart home devices that don't require a hub or bridge for operation is disrupting the home automation industry, making it easier and more affordable for consumers to adopt smart technology.
3. Energy-saving Home Technology - The trend of home technology that helps reduce electricity consumption is disrupting the energy industry, as consumers become more conscious of their environmental impact and look for ways to save money.
Industry Implications
1. Home Automation - The home automation industry could capitalize on the trend of WiFi-connected outlet plug adapters by developing more advanced versions of the technology and making it easier to integrate with other smart home devices.
2. Consumer Electronics - Consumer electronics companies could benefit from the trend of hub-free smart home devices by developing more affordable and accessible products for the mass market.
3. Energy - The energy industry could benefit from energy-saving home technology by partnering with home automation companies to offer incentives for consumers who adopt smart technology that helps reduce their electricity consumption.
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