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Research profile · last verified 2026-07-29Wyze Plug Outdoor (SVB-WLPPO1)
Compatibility
| Ecosystem | Support | The catch |
|---|---|---|
| Amazon Alexa | WorksWorks with this ecosystem | The one ecosystem Wyze documents for this specific SKU. Wyze's own smart-home integration page files Wyze Plug Outdoor under its Alexa-connected list, and the product page carries a 'VOICE COMMANDS WITH ALEXA' section. Control runs through the Wyze skill and Wyze's cloud, so it depends on both Wyze's service and your internet connection; there is no local API and no Matter path on this model. |
| Google Home | Not checkedWe have not verified this yet — this is not a claim about the product | Two of Wyze's OWN pages disagree, and the disagreement is recorded rather than resolved by picking the friendlier answer. Wyze's smart-home integration page splits its catalog into devices that work with both Alexa and Google Assistant and devices that are Alexa-only — and it places Wyze Plug Outdoor in the Alexa-only group, while listing the indoor Wyze Plug under both. Against that, Wyze's support site carries an article titled 'Is Wyze Plug Compatible with Alexa or Google Assistant?' whose summary answers yes for 'Wyze Plug' — but that title names the indoor SKU, and the article itself could not be read this pass because support.wyze.com returned HTTP 403 to a plain fetch. So the SKU-specific statement says no and the generic statement says yes. Per the conflict rule this escalates instead of auto-resolving; see recheckWhy. |
| Apple Home | Doesn't workVerified: does not work with this ecosystem | Positively evidenced absence, not an unchecked blank. Apple Home speaks only HomeKit or Matter. Wyze's integration page enumerates the ecosystems it supports — Alexa, Google Assistant and IFTTT — and Apple, HomeKit and Siri appear nowhere on it; the product page names no Apple path either; and this model carries no Matter certification and no Thread or Matter protocol support, so the only two doors into Apple Home are both closed. |
| SmartThings | Doesn't workVerified: does not work with this ecosystem | Same basis as Apple: SmartThings is absent from Wyze's own enumeration of supported ecosystems (Alexa, Google Assistant, IFTTT) and from the product page, and with no Matter support there is no protocol-level route that would work regardless of vendor intent. Community SmartThings drivers may exist; none is a Wyze-supported path and none was verified here. |
| Home Assistant | Not checkedWe have not verified this yet — this is not a claim about the product | Wyze documents no Home Assistant support — its integration page names only Alexa, Google Assistant and IFTTT. Community Home Assistant integrations for Wyze accounts are widely used, but none was verified against this SKU in this pass, and a community integration built on an undocumented cloud API is a materially different promise from a vendor-supported one. Recorded unknown rather than none because absence of vendor support is not evidence that the community route fails. |
? Not checked means we haven’t verified that ecosystem yet — it is a statement about our research, never a verdict on the product. A Setup Check can research it for you.
Protocols: WIFI · BLUETOOTH
Subscription reality
✓ Works without a subscription: Yes.
No plan is named anywhere on Wyze's product page for this device — not for remote control, scheduling, or the energy-usage history, which are the features a vendor would normally gate. Recorded `none` on that basis, with the limit stated plainly: this rests on the absence of paywall language on one first-party page rather than on an explicit 'no subscription' statement. Wyze does sell Cam Plus, but that is a camera plan and neither the product page nor Wyze's integrations page ties it to this plug.
Maintenance reality
- Cloud dependence: Yes — a server shutdown would degrade or brick this device
- Two independently controlled outlets on one plug, so two devices can be switched separately. Ratings: input 120V~ 60Hz; output 15A max with overload protection; 1/2 HP max motor. Weather rating IP64 — splash and dust resistant, not submersible — with an operating range of -4°F to 120°F. Radio: 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi only (Bluetooth v4.2 is used for setup), with Wyze claiming up to 300 ft of range. Certifications FCC, IC, ETL. Dimensions 4.0 × 2.8 × 1.4 in, 7.2 oz. Warranty is 1 year, which Wyze extends to 18 months when the unit is bought directly from wyze.com — a warranty that depends on where you buy is worth knowing before you shop elsewhere.
The catch
It is the cheap, simple answer for switching two outdoor devices from a phone, and its limits are all ecosystem limits rather than hardware ones. There is no Matter, no Thread and no local API, so everything runs through Wyze's cloud and Wyze's app — and outside Alexa, the ecosystem picture is thin: Apple Home and SmartThings have no route at all, and Wyze's own pages contradict each other on whether Google Assistant works with this particular model. IP64 means rain and dust, not immersion, so it is not for standing water or sprinkler spray at close range. The 15A rating covers most outdoor loads but the motor limit is 1/2 HP, which rules out larger pumps. One buying detail that is easy to miss: the 1-year warranty becomes 18 months only if you buy from wyze.com.
Who it's for
A fit for an Alexa household — or an app-only one — that wants two independently switched outdoor outlets, energy history, and no hub, for under $30. It suits holiday lights, patio lamps, fountains and small pumps up to 1/2 HP in a spot that gets rained on but never submerged. Look elsewhere if you run Apple Home or SmartThings, if you need local control that survives an internet outage, or if you want Matter. Google Home households should treat compatibility as unsettled until Wyze's own contradiction is cleared up.
Sources & method
wyze.com/products/wyze-plug-outdoor (first-party product page, read 2026-07-29) — vendor-page research, verified 2026-07-29 · wyze.com/blogs/smart-home/seamless-smart-home-integration (first-party integrations page, read 2026-07-29) — vendor-page research, verified 2026-07-29 · FCC equipment-authorization record for FCC ID 2AUIUWLPPO1 (Wyze Labs WLPPO1), read via the fccid.io mirror 2026-07-29. Cited for the grant metadata only — the submitted user manual itself was not readable at this URL, so nothing in this record's specification block rests on it. — registry-lookup, verified 2026-07-29 · support.wyze.com article on Alexa/Google compatibility — blocked (HTTP 403) on 2026-07-29, unread — vendor-page research, verified 2026-07-29. This is a research profile: compiled from manufacturer documentation, certification registries, and published testing — we state facts, not verdicts, and we have not physically tested this unit. How we work →
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