I would like to put time limits on my sons TV/Computer/Gaming time. The Wyze Plug is a great start, but I would love to see an actual wired outlet, that you put in the wall. This would prevent the simple work around of unplugging the Plug, so to speak.
There are competitor products but I know Wyze can do it better . 
It hasnāt become an issue yet but Iām thinking ahead of when he becomes a teenager 
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This is a unique enough request that I approved it as is, but there are even better ways to accomplish what you are wanting to do. This is done by specifically creating a schedule on your router for the MAC addresses associated with your sonās devices. That way they canāt run an extension cord from another room where the outlet has no schedule.
Thatās a valid point and something I had considered.
When I wrote this, I was actually thinking about the Xfinity TV box which runs on their moca network. To my knowledge, I canāt lock it out through the router. He likes to watch YouTube on it.
We all love the Wyze Plugs, but I would love to see a true long-term hard-wired 15A-rated Wyze plug that replaces the standard outlet installed in the wall to avoid having a permanent wall wart.
That is good advice. And, use a password on the routerās Admin functions so the young You Tube enthusiast does not defeat the router settings. If I were still a teen. I would try that!
I would like to see an outlet replacement instead of a plug. You could add USB ports into it and it wouldnāt stick out from the wall like the plug.
I wasnāt seeing much traction on this so I havenāt responded back to it in a while. Iām interested in this for multiple reasons. jdmann28 pointed out one of them. Maybe itās my OCD but Iām not a huge fan of having boxes on the outside of my walls.
The fact this has been tagged as āresearchingā is a good sign Wyze is looking into this.
Yes yes and yes again. Outlets are so much better than plugs. I went with a separate brand just to get outlets because I donāt want plugs
Remember - Outlets require wiring. Some places require a permit or a permit AND an electrician for ANY 120V or above wiring.
I donāt know of any place that requires such to put a plug in an existing outlet.
Thatās true enough but I can go down to the the local big box hardware store today and buy a competitor product. I know it CAN be done, just hoping it WILL be done 
It would be nice to have an in wall power outlet so a smart plug type device is flush to the wall. I have not seen those on the market or mentioned on the wishlist.
Instead of wyze plugs why not create wyze receptacles? Make different versions, normal indoor, gcfi, usb, etc. this would be a more cleaner look to outlets vs a plug. I have been looking for a gcfi plug that handle my pool pump but canāt find anything on the market?
The problem with wire-in receptacles vs. plugs is they have a smaller market. Anyone can plug in a smart plug, but renters may not be allowed to replace their outlets and homeowners may not have the skill to install (or possibly even be technically in violation of wiring codes if they do), which substantially increases actual cost.
It also isnāt as if products of this type arenāt already available from other companies, meaning Wyze would not even have a unique product.
Iām interested in a smart outlet that is for installment in wall. I have smart plugs all over the place from multiple manufacturers. Iām still remodeling my home and replacing outlet recepticles. It only takes a few minutes for most handy individuals. A clean in wall outlet with two smart plugs would be amazing. There are several companies already making these. I believe Wyze would do it better.
You make a good point. But, hereās something to consider. If Wyze also targeted home builders and remodelers, they could increase the outlet/switch direct market some. But moreover, when the home is marketed as a Wyze Home Built In, that exposes a lot of consumers to the Wyze brand and creates indirect sales for other Wyze products. Wyze coy create a ābuilderās bundleā with these + security (including smoke/co detector).
instead of sending Wyze Labs off to research yet another product offering, all you need is a way from the app to alert you that the wyze plug was unplugged from the wall, it is no longer powered, that would mean your son is connecting his charger directly to the outlet.
another simple solution is superglue.
no need for new products. Wyze is already way stretched as it is, with products like the Wyze Sense, (Wyzes first foray away outside of the wireless camera business) , desperately needing attention:
