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While I love my hue bulbs, I have two main gripes (beyond cost) which have kept me from replacing all the bulbs in my house: 1. As good as they have gotten, th
by aerophilic 9y ago
While I love my hue bulbs, I have two main gripes (beyond cost) which have kept me from replacing all the bulbs in my house:
1. As good as they have gotten, they still aren’t nearly as instantaneous as a good old fashioned switch. Yes, there are ways to mitigate this, from having it decide when to turn on to alternative controls. But that latency really gets to me sometimes.
2. The system not recalling last state. If you are worried about not being able to default to lights being on, you can make it so that a quick toggle resets it. But I can be convinced of other options/opinions here.
In general, I think the import point is how smart/dumb an object it is. It is more important how “rock solid” it is, and simple to use. I love the mantra “don’t make me think”. Devices should become “invisible” for the task you care about.