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If you’re talking about the non-Pro version of the iPhone, I would wait for the iPhone 17 Air rumors. However, if you need one right now, just get the iPhone 16-it’s a great value. Thank you for the comments.

@ sir I most probably will go for the pro

Here’s what I’d say: If I weren’t a tech nerd and starting a RUclips channel, I would have stayed with my iPhone 13 Pro and waited for the 17 Pro. But if you need a phone now, go for the 16 Pro-it’s a great phone overall. :)

@@EdgarsHomeTech sir and also there willl only be a camera megapixel diffrence and I really like camera control

If you're referring to the Aqara app, they updated it last year, and the interface has changed. Thank you for watching!

I haven't tested it with Alexa, but Aqara states on their site that they support Alexa Multi-Zone, so I would say yes. Thank you for watching!

@ nice, good to know. Love to see a review between this item vs the new fp300?

@@nhtna4706 As soon as I get a hold of the FP300, I'll work on a comparison. Stay tuned! : )

That’s an interesting perspective that I hadn’t considered before. Having your action button trigger different options based on the foreground app could unlock so many possibilities. Thank you for watching!

@@konepolska If you’re planning to use the lock with HomeKit, I recommend going with SwitchBot. It’s very reliable, unlike the Anona, which I’m still having issues with under Matter. Anona works great if you use their app and, in my opinion, is the better-looking option.

I hope this review helps you make a decision. Thank you for watching!

Hi, and welcome to my channel!

Yes, you need to put a water leak sensor in your shower

Hi, I was concerned I would have that issue myself, but having glass in the shower helps. Even if the glass fogs, the sensor can still detect movement in the shower and keeps my light on. It’s never failed.

Get a door sensor. If the door is closed, keep the lights on. If door is opened, then lights turn off.

Hi, that’s a great question! I’m not entirely sure. I’ve been using my FP2 for a few months now, and there’s been no damage so far. Aqara claims on their website that it can handle humidity up to 95%. I’ll be keeping an eye on this closely. Thanks!

Thank you for watching. : )

Nicely done. I don't have any automation or conditions based on lighting, but I'll consider it in the future. Thank you for watching and for the idea. :)

Aqara FP2 also has a light sensor as per Amazon.

You’re welcome! The presence sensor automation in my bathroom has become one of my favorites. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions. Thank you for watching!

Hello, I use the Eve Energy smart plug with energy monitoring on my washer. For my dryer, I don’t use a smart plug because it runs on 240V. Instead, I use an NFC sticker as a way to remind me when the dryer is done. Check out my video if you’re interested in how to set that up. Here’s the link to the video: ruclips.net/video/Bj9gIT6fEdg/видео.html.

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I actually don’t mind thinner devices; I can’t stand having a bulky phone in my pocket.

Wow! When you decide to upgrade to the latest phone, it’ll be such a great upgrade for you.

@@EdgarsHomeTech yea...i hope eventually

That’s the beauty of Thread technology-it creates a mesh network independent of your Wi-Fi range. This means that even if your Wi-Fi doesn’t reach the back of your house, Thread devices (such as Thread routers, smart plugs, bulbs, and more) can extend the signal, ensuring coverage in those areas. Thank you for watching!

In my opinion, this product could be improved by adding Thread support. If they release a smaller, round version with Thread at the same price point, it would be a solid buy. Personally, even though it uses Matter over Wi-Fi, I’ve had a pleasant experience with this plug so far. I can’t remember the last time I encountered a ‘no response’ issue. Thank you for your comment.

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Thank you for watching.

I agree the lock looks nice. I do wish, like you said, that it came with Thread instead of Wi-Fi due to the potential for more interference. Personally, I am okay with the batteries lasting “up to six months,” but time will be the judge of that. I do like how companies are releasing easier battery compartments using magnetic covers for easier replacements. Thank you for watching and for your comment.

I've never seen a 5Ghz IoT WiFi device, so that's just par for the course.

Glad it was helpful!

I’m glad you liked it. Thank you for watching.

That’s unfortunate. I rarely have issues with this one. I’ve had no response maybe one or two times in months. Thank you for letting me know. I will keep a close eye on that plug.

I really wish the round one were smaller. I personally kind of like them in that style, but unfortunately, I don’t think it’s possible to make them small enough to fit next to each other.

True, I’m excited for the upcoming update to iOS 18. You will be able to place your button where the camera or flashlight buttons are located. This will make it even more efficient, better than swiping. Thank you for the comment!

Hi, and thank you for your comment. What do you mean by “recover HomeKit shortcuts and not only scenes”?

@@EdgarsHomeTech there are 2 applications Apple . Homekit ( scenes ) and Shortcut . I want to use ONVIS HS2 with my Shortcut

@@edndomotique9556 You could use the shortcut app, but you will still need to start the action through Apple HomeKit as far as I know.

My apologies for the late response; I didn’t see your comment until now. The connection depends on the range between your phone and the lock. If you’re within range, it will connect via Bluetooth; if not, it will switch to Wi-Fi. Thank you for watching!

That's great to hear! So far, mine has been reliable as well. Thank you for watching.

Thank you for watching!