In this handy 2-pack, you can enjoy the convenience of Kasa Smart Plug Ultra Mini in multiple rooms. Plus, with 2.4G WiFi connectivity, you can enjoy fast and reliable control of your devices. Its 15A rating ensures that it can handle even your most power-hungry devices. The Kasa Smart Plug Ultra Mini is UL certified, ensuring that your devices are protected from surge and overload. Plus, with no hub required, you can set up in minutes and start controlling your devices from anywhere using the Kasa app. Compatible with Alexa, Google Home, and IFTTT, you can control your devices with just your voice. That's really all I can think of, so the tl dr is that these are essentially identical units besides the size and lights.Introducing the Kasa Smart Plug Ultra Mini – the perfect addition to your smart home ecosystem! With its sleek and compact design, this smart plug is perfect for any room in your home. Couple differences I'd mention are as follows: Similarly, when I loaded them up, they worked identically with all the same functions and everything. They arrived and all the markings on both in terms of amp ratings and everything are identical. That's really all I can think of, so the tl dr is that these are essentially identical units besides the size and ordered some of the EP10 and the HS103 units on Amazon - they both advertise as 15A. Neither were noticably warmer than the other. After both being left on for a day without anything plugged into them, they were both warm, but not hot. Internally the packing was very similar.ĥ. The HS103 came in what seemed to be more environmentally friendly packaging because it had no painted glossy finish and color printing / pictures instead it just the cardboard with black printing.
The EP10 box was in a more classic electronics packaging with the glossy plastic-like finish and color pictures / printing on it. I got the 4 packs of both to compare, and the EP10 came in a smaller box, as you'd expect. If you prefer not to see the light that way and/or you want as little light as possible when you turn the lights out, the EP10 would be what you want.Ĥ. If you like being able to see the light indicating on / off while looking at it dead on, the HS103 does that. The light on the EP10 is only on the side button, which is fairly small, and sorta recessed, whereas the lights on the HS103 are both on the button and on the edge lit portion on the end too (take a look and you'll see what I mean.) Which you prefer will probably be preference. I wouldn't recommend taking either apart, and I'm not sure why you would, but it's a difference I noticed.ģ. The EP10 appear to actually have a body that can come apart because they have a single screw in them on the back, whereas there are no screws on the HS103. The EP10 are nearly identical in length and height as the HS103, but are more shallow, so they stick out from the wall slightly less.Ģ.
Couple differences I'd mention are as follows:ġ. Ordered some of the EP10 and the HS103 units on Amazon - they both advertise as 15A.
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