SmartThings
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Pros
- Do you have the SmartThings app? There you can adjust the EQ, channel volume etc…
- I have a SmartThings hub connected to homeassistant. It bridges a lot of devices and makes them available to my central automation.
- Currently on the SmartThings app for all my other devices
- Smartthings (easy, yet powerful)
- I'm personally more of a Smartthings person myself, but you can't really go wrong with Hubitat.
Cons
- I wish the AC could just interface with smartthings directly, but no, I need it to interface with Friedrich Go which interfaces with Google Home which interfaces with Smartthings
- Although I do have samsung smart things for my samsung tv.
- I've found out that the problems I was having were indeed from the ISP blocking or interfering with setting up tp-link devices and lights (also Samsung SmartThings).
- After I've reset the devices and lights I'll then relink them back to Google Home and/or Samsung SmartThings.
- i had SmartThings before. the cloud would go down at least once a month and i couldnt even control the thermostat or check if the doors are closed n locked.
Sentiment
80 positive (40%) · 43 mixed (22%) · 75 negative (38%)
Trust + time weighted score: 0% · raw score 3%
What redditors said (10 of 198)
Do you have the SmartThings app? There you can adjust the EQ, channel volume etc…
I wish the AC could just interface with smartthings directly, but no, I need it to interface with Friedrich Go which interfaces with Google Home which interfaces with Smartthings
I have a SmartThings hub connected to homeassistant. It bridges a lot of devices and makes them available to my central automation.
Currently on the SmartThings app for all my other devices
Although I do have samsung smart things for my samsung tv.
I've found out that the problems I was having were indeed from the ISP blocking or interfering with setting up tp-link devices and lights (also Samsung SmartThings).
After I've reset the devices and lights I'll then relink them back to Google Home and/or Samsung SmartThings.
Smartthings (easy, yet powerful)
i had SmartThings before. the cloud would go down at least once a month and i couldnt even control the thermostat or check if the doors are closed n locked.
I'm personally more of a Smartthings person myself, but you can't really go wrong with Hubitat.
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