Kasa Smart HS300 Smart Power Strip, 6 Outlets and 3 USB Ports

The Kasa Smart HS300 is a Wi-Fi power strip with six independently controlled outlets and three USB ports. It supports app control, schedules and energy monitoring, but customer feedback also flags reliability and Wi-Fi consistency concerns.

At a glance

Six outlets can be controlled individually or together through the Kasa app.
App control, schedules and energy monitoring are listed for connected devices.
Works over a 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi network without a separate hub.
Three USB ports provide charging connections alongside the six AC outlets.
The listing states ETL-certified surge protection.

Price

$42.99Save 14%

Reference price: ~~$49.99~~

Price checked: Nov 12, 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Individual outlet control and scheduling make it possible to automate connected devices separately.
Energy monitoring can help track consumption by connected devices through the Kasa app.
Six smart outlets and three USB ports combine device control and charging in one strip.
No separate hub is required according to the listing.

Cons

All connected equipment shares the stated maximum total load of 15A and 1875W.
USB output is listed as 5V/2.4A each and total, which indicates limited charging capacity compared with dedicated higher-output chargers.

Technical specifications

20 specifications

Identity
Brand	Kasa Smart
Model	HS300

Outlets and connections
Smart outlets	6
USB ports	3
Plug type	Type B - 3 pin (North American)
Voltage	125 volts
Maximum current	15 A
Maximum total load	15A 1875W maximum load in total

Smart features
Wireless network	secured 2.4GHz wireless network
Voice control	Alexa, Google Assistant, or MicroSoft Cortana
Energy monitoring	Monitor how much energy devices connected to the power strip consume

Surge protection and USB
Surge protection rating	1875 watts
Surge protection type	Type 3 SPD
USB output	5V/2.4A each and total

Dimensions and installation
Form factor	Rectangle
Dimensions	14.17"L x 2.49"W
Weight listed	702 g
Color	White
Enclosure material	Aluminum

Package and warranty
Warranty	2-year warranty

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

The listing describes the surge-protection rating as 1875 watts and separately states a 15A, 1875W maximum total load. These are listing claims, not an independent measure of surge performance. Feedback also reports inconsistent Wi-Fi connectivity, compatibility limits including Home Assistant, and some units stopping after several months, while other customers report easy setup and reliable use. Confirm ecosystem fit and network requirements for your setup.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

People who want to control and schedule several plugged-in devices separately from an app.
Home offices or media areas that can use six controlled AC outlets and three USB ports.
Kasa app users with a compatible 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi network who do not want a separate hub.

Less suited to

Buyers who need confirmed Home Assistant compatibility or uninterrupted Wi-Fi operation.
Setups whose combined connected load exceeds the stated 15A and 1875W maximum.
Buyers who need higher-output USB charging than the listing specifies.

Kasa Smart HS300 Smart Power Strip, 6 Outlets and 3 USB Ports · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.6 / 5 · 9,483 ratings

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Customer feedback commonly praises setup through the Kasa app, individual outlet control and scheduling. These features suit users managing multiple devices, although they depend on a stable Wi-Fi connection. Feedback is mixed on Wi-Fi reliability, compatibility and value, and some customers report units stopping after a few months. The aggregate ratings skew positive overall, but do not remove those practical concerns.