Kasa Mini Smart Plug — SmartHomeFlow

Current guidance

The original article covers Kasa HS105, not a newer Matter-compatible Kasa or Tapo plug. TP-Link labels the US HS105 v2 product page end of life, while model-specific firmware download pages remain available. Product-sales end of life is not proof that its cloud service has shut down. Do not infer Apple Home, Matter, energy monitoring or current voice-platform support from the Kasa brand alone. Check the hardware revision printed on the plug.

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Reviewed against documentation on October 3, 2026. No new hands-on testing.

Original article · historical archive

Written at the original publication date. Product features, prices, support and integrations may have changed. The guidance above takes precedence; historical claims have not all been reverified.

Here’s another smart plug with a compact, rectangular design. It’s nothing too fancy, but it fits wall outlets perfectly and is simple to use.

It uses a wifi connection, and is compatible with Alexa, Google Assistant and MS Cortana. You can also control it via android and smartphone app. The power button is located on the side panel for easy access.

The Kasa Mini offers a lot for a modest price. You can find them for around $20 on Amazon. That’s good, considering it comes with some sweet features that many other plugs lack.

It has unlimited device control, and random device activation. So you can use it for numerous home devices through the app, and put off the illusion you’re home when you’re not. Nice for home protection.

There are two variations of the Smart Plug Mini. The HS105 and and the HS107. The first is a single outlet smart plug. The second comes with 2 outlets.

Kasa Smart Plug Mini Outlet by TP-Link Features

Alexa, Cortana and Google Assistant Compatible
No hub required
Offers two models —a single and double outlet
Uses wifi
App works for iOS and Android
Simple design and easy setup

A closer look