How to Use Siri to Control Your Tapo or Kasa Smart Devices

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With the Shortcuts App in iOS 12 or above, you can use Siri to control your Tapo/Kasa smart devices — all with just a tap or by asking Siri. It’s easy to create a new, custom shortcut using the Shortcuts app for iPhone or iPad. This article takes Tapo as an example to introduce how to implement this feature.

Before You Start:

Ensure your Tapo device is set up successfully and can connect to the internet.
Ensure the name of your Tapo device is easy to be recognized. Each Tapo device should have a unique name.

Step1: Open the Shortcuts App on your iPhone or iPad, and add one new shortcut.