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5 out of 5 stars from 1 review
100% of users recommend this product
Works as designed. Easy to setup and provides good consumption data. No complaints here.
Jono
Confirmed purchase 14 September 2025
Published on 8 October 2025
Yes, I recommend this product.
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The TP-LINK Tapo Mini Wi-Fi Plug with Energy Monitoring is a compact smart plug that lets you control appliances remotely and monitor their energy usage in real time. Ideal for renters, first-time smart home users, or anyone looking to cut energy costs, it offers easy setup and reliable app control. However, it lacks support for advanced automation found in premium models.
Limited advanced automation features compared to higher-end smart plugs.
8/10 - Integrates well with Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa, but lacks support for Apple HomeKit.
9/10 - Straightforward plug-and-play setup with clear app guidance.
7/10 - Real-time monitoring helps identify high-usage devices, but no automated energy-saving modes.
6/10 - Supports basic scheduling and timers, but limited advanced automation rules.
A: It can usually keep running saved schedules on the plug and local network, but remote control from outside the home needs an active internet connection. First-time setup and app-based control are designed around a 2.4GHz Wi-Fi connection.
A: It tracks power draw and electricity use so you can see which devices are using more energy over time. That makes it useful for lamps, fans or small appliances, but it is a monitoring tool rather than a replacement for your home electricity meter.
A: The main difference is energy monitoring. This model lets you track power and usage history, while the P100 focuses on smart on or off control and scheduling. If running cost visibility matters, this version is the more useful choice.
A: Yes, it can help estimate running costs because it measures energy use for the connected device. For a dollar figure, match the usage data in the Tapo app with your electricity tariff, as bills vary by provider, plan and time of use.
A: It is best for appliances you want to switch remotely or monitor regularly, such as lamps, fans, coffee machines or entertainment gear. It is less suitable for devices that should never lose power unexpectedly or need manual restart after a blackout.
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