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A lot of us are in software here and have seen how users use things. I'm not sure I believe that users would read that messaging at all. Even if they did, I dou
by hoorayimhelping 11y ago
A lot of us are in software here and have seen how users use things. I'm not sure I believe that users would read that messaging at all. Even if they did, I doubt it would have much of an effect on users complaining to Phillips later.
- TeMPOraL 11y agoHere's how Hue app apparently looks like (I don't have it myself): http://www.geek.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/Hue.png http://www.geek.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/Hue.png See those warning marks on the middle screen? I'm not sure what they do, but this is where I'd put them, along with a small text "this bulb is not supported by Philips and may not work properly", and people wouldn't miss it. It would be a constant reminder for them that if something breaks with one of those bulbs, it's their fault.
- rblatz 11y agoThat warning means the hue is having trouble talking to that bulb. It may be turned off at the switch, out of range, or removed from service.