A new cheap Wi-Fi-USB Switch. Test and 'tasmotizing' (Sinilink, Tasmotizer)

We all know the cheap and versatile wireless Sonoff switches for 110 or 220 volts, and most of us use them somewhere in their house. But these days, a lot of our devices are powered by 5 volts USB. What if we would get a wireless switch like the Sonoff, but for USB? Let’s have a closer look! And tasmotize it using Tasmota!
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