Smart Outlets can be finicky. Of all Smart Devices, Smart Outlets seem to have a great variance in capabilities. Some generic Smart Outlets are just junk. If you are having connectivity issues with a no-name Smart Outlet, it may very well be because you get what you pay for. Often, these generic outlets claim compatibility with a few different Smart Control apps, and trying to pair the device with a different control app may solve your connectivity issues. But unfortunately, many of the no-name plugs are just garbage and are not worth the money. If a no-name plug keeps dropping wi-fi, and you do not like to constantly troubleshoot, it may be time to invest in a better Smart Plug. Sometimes, the best thing to do is to replace the cheapie with a Wemo or TP-Link . However, quality Smart Plugs can also glitch. The minis seem to be more prone to dropping out than their larger compadres. If a mini is constant...