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Alexa News: Snag this 4-Outlet Smart Surge Protector for $10 (Over 30% off) via 9to5Toys

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Smart outlets are becoming cheaper and more functional every day. In my case, I need more switches or smart bulbs than outlets so I can control more of the lights in my house, but I still have a number of smart outlets for floor lamps, reading lights and more! — Douglas

KT-KMC (99% lifetime positive feedback) via Amazon is offering its 4-Outlet Smart Surge Protector for$10.19 Prime shipped. If you are not a Prime member, orders that exceed $25 will qualify for free shipping. That’s over 30% off the typical rate there and is the lowest price we’ve tracked. Despite having such a low cost, this plug does not lack in features. It works with Alexa, Google Assistant, IFTTT, while also providing basic surge protection. You can even set up timers and schedules. Rated 4/5 stars.

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