Energenie EG-PMS2-LAN, Programmable 6-Socket IP-Power Outlet Strip

WiFi works first 1/2 hour only.

Don't buy this product if you wish to use the iphone app, the energenie website or the internal web interface. So far the only app that works is the Windows one.PROS:1. Basic ON/OFF functionality worksCONS:1. Only 4 out of 6 sockets are manageable - not sure why this is called Scheduling 6.1. ON/OFF is very random using Energenie's website, it even managed to jam two sockets, same with the iphone app2. NTP service doesn't work, time can be set up manually but in case of a power cut the scheduled tasks will not work as expected.3. No reset button, no way to reset to factory settings (who designed this???)4. Passwords can only be alpha-numeric (no special characters)5. Internal web server will not rename more than one socket and this one is really interesting:a - it's only possible to rename one socket, if you try to rename more in one go the web server will reset and go back to the login prompt (tested in Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer 7,8,9, IE 10 and 11 won't even display the page properly)b - if you managed to rename one socket and try to rename the next one expect another reset... which will restore the name of the 1st renamed socked back to the defaultc - if you try to rename the socked when it's powered OFF not only will it not rename it, it will also power on that socket.I have no idea how this was missed by Energenie/Gembird's engineers. With the current functionality and reliability it isn't worth more than £15, at least I wouldn't pay more. If you wan't a reliable IP PDU look for an alternative product until Energinie resolves the problems with a firmware update - if they ever release one.