Moes Smart WiFi 2 USB Wall Outlet vs Moes Smart WiFi USB Wall Outlet

Moes Smart WiFi USB Wall Outlet wins: it costs less, holds a higher owner rating with a reputation for sturdy build quality, and carries a higher 1800W maximum load versus 1500W. The Moes Smart WiFi 2 USB Wall Outlet's main draw is its added USB-C port.

Mainly the USB ports and ratings. The newer 2 USB model offers one USB-A and one USB-C port but is rated to 1500W, while the original offers a single USB-A port and handles up to 1800W. Both provide two smart AC sockets over 2.4GHz Wi-Fi.

Neither needs a hub: both connect directly to 2.4GHz Wi-Fi. Neither supports Apple HomeKit, SmartThings, Matter, Zigbee or Thread; both work with Alexa, Google Home and Home Assistant, and both require an internet connection since there is no local control.

Neither includes overheating, overvoltage, overcurrent or overpower protection, so treat them as outlets for lamps, chargers, fans and other routine loads. The Moes Smart WiFi USB Wall Outlet has more headroom on paper at 1800W versus 1500W.

Choose Moes Smart WiFi 2 USB Wall Outlet if USB-C charging at the wall matters to you, for phones, earbuds or tablets with modern cables, and you accept the slightly lower load rating in exchange.

Choose Moes Smart WiFi USB Wall Outlet for the best value of the pair: better-rated, cheaper, sturdier-feeling and higher-capacity, with the same app scheduling and voice control. Its single USB-A port covers basic charging needs.