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When you’re setting up your home office, you’re probably focused on getting furniture in the right place and building the perfect desk display. But one thing that’s easy to overlook is your power situation. If you want to get more out of the outlets in your office, you need to take advantage of this special Deal Days promotion.
SimplySmartHome Our answer to Amazon’s Prime Day is all about finding great deals on products to help you in your day-to-day life, like the Switchmate Power. This dual smart power outlet is an ingenious addition to any home office and it’s on sale for 62 percent off until October 12.
Plug this device into your ordinary power outlets and it will instantly make them smart. That means anything you plug into the Switchmate Power will have voice control and remote control access, allowing you to plug in lights, electronics, and more and use them with voice commands, set them on timers, make them turn on automatically when you get home, and more. You can control things plugged into your Switchmate Power remotely using your phone from anywhere, with Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant, or set them with a variety of features available in the app.
Beyond smart controls, Switchmate Power also has two built-in USB ports so you can charge phones, tablets, and other devices without using an ordinary outlet. Plus, there’s a built-in nightlight so you can always find it in the dark.
CNET calls Switchmate “a compelling competitor for industry leaders like Belkin WeMo and iDevices”. Setting it up is extremely easy, making smart power more accessible than ever.
Our Deal Days event only lasts until October 12, so take advantage of this deal now. Get the Switchmate Power for 62 percent off $39 at just $14.99 or get a 2-pack for $19.99.
Prices subject to change.
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