I don't get what's smart about that power strip. Lots of folks use these to power off "always on" devices. A smart power strip would be one that could turn the power off when it senses no active load. Do they make those? Guess it would have to turn it back on when you hit on the TV remote, save all that bending over.
A smart power strip will monitor whether whatever is plugged into the first outlet is drawing power or not. If it is not, it shuts off the other outlets.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0058DHO1W
I have a desktop PC plugged into the first outlet, and when I shut down the PC, it automatically shuts off the monitor, printer, external disk drive, etc. No need to crawl under the desk and use the switch on the power strip to shut everything off, or hit all the individual power buttons.
There are also other smart strips that can be controlled by WiFi and/or Alexa, Google Home, etc.