Moes WiFi Smart Wall Socket Glass - FR vs Sonoff Wi-Fi Smart In-Wall Outlet

Neither outlet fits in the other's country, but on paper, the Moes WiFi Smart Wall Socket Glass - FR edges ahead of the Sonoff Wi-Fi Smart In-Wall Outlet: it costs less, handles a higher maximum resistive load (3000W versus 1800W), and adds a child lock the Sonoff lacks entirely. The Sonoff answers back with a longer warranty and a fuller safety sheet, shipping overvoltage, overcurrent and overpower protection while the Moes glass panel leaves all four protections unconfirmed, and it also reaches more platforms through Samsung SmartThings and IFTTT on top of the Google Home, Alexa and Home Assistant support both share. Both connect over plain 2.4GHz WiFi only, with no Zigbee, Z-Wave, Thread or Matter, and neither offers power-off memory. Shoppers wiring into a French Type E socket who want higher headroom and a child lock should pick the Moes WiFi Smart Wall Socket Glass - FR; anyone with a US Type B socket to fill who wants built-in surge protection and wider app reach is better served by the Sonoff Wi-Fi Smart In-Wall Outlet.