OREiN SMART RECESSED LIGHTS - An alternative to Philips Hue?

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  • Опубликовано: 14 июн 2024
  • OREiN Smart Recessed Lights - More options for Homekit users!
    Did you know that OREiN has recessed colour Smart Lights for a reasonable price? I tested out these potlights in my new studio. In this video, I'll tell you about the features, the AI Dot App, and while these are not in Homekit, they do work with Siri Shortcuts so I'll show you how to easily integrate these into your Apple Smart Home.
    I'll explain all the different features so you can decide if these Smart Recessed lights from OREiN are right for your Smart Home! These do also work with Google and Alexa - I'm honestly just happy to be able to share more options with you for #SmartLighting!
    Also, thanks for your patience over the past couple of months with a little less content coming out on the channel than normal. My new studio is up and running and I'm excited to be able to get back to putting out new content with some exciting reviews and videos coming soon!
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    Chapters:
    Chapters:
    0:00 Intro
    1:12 Advantages of Smart Lighting
    1:46 Recessed light options in the Apple Smart Home
    2:49 OREiN
    3:30 What’s in the box?
    4:08 Specs
    5:01 AiDot App - Controlling & Effects
    6:53 Music Rhythm
    7:29 Routines
    8:21 Siri Shortcuts
    10:26 Controlling with NFC Tags
    11:43 Sharing your home in the AiDot app
    12:17 My Opinion - Likes & Dislikes
    13:18 Where to buy/Conclusion
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Комментарии • 39

  • @Dr_Cole
    @Dr_Cole 2 года назад +2

    TBL is back! I had just begun to wonder about this channel. As you are one of the best HomeKit channels out there, I’m glad to see that you’ll be making more regular videos again.

    • @TheBradLloyd
      @TheBradLloyd  2 года назад +1

      Thanks so much Dr. Cole! Thank you all for your patience. It’s much easier to create content with a dedicated space. Stay tuned for more!

  • @adamsimsiroglou1355
    @adamsimsiroglou1355 2 года назад

    Great to see you back Brad. Your channel inspired me to start my smart home Journey, 10 months ago.
    While it is a fast way to spend cash, the results have been incredible. I want to thank you for your helpful videos, reviews and detailed insights. Your detailed information allowed me to truly understand the market resulting in making wise purchases. It started with Aqara Hubs & Child Devices followed by Lutron dimmers, Meross Plugs, Nanoleaf A19 bulbs & light strips and more. As a fellow Canadian in Cole Harbour Nova Scotia, prices are high on these items. Spending your money wisely is crucial to creating a happy affordable smart living environment.
    Thank you for all you do and take great care.

  • @HeavyIronsProduction
    @HeavyIronsProduction Год назад

    I’m redoing a bedroom as a nursery and this is it!! Thank you brad!

  • @Polkster13
    @Polkster13 2 года назад

    Glad to see you back. I was wondering what had happened to you. Your new studio looks great. I also noticed the new rebranding of your channel. I like it. It looks smart. Looking forward to more content from your channel.

  • @Collective_Oilers
    @Collective_Oilers 2 года назад +3

    I have been looking for smart “pot lights” - great find and review! This may suit my basement - can’t wait to try them!

  • @TechJB65
    @TechJB65 2 года назад

    Nice video and awesome work on the studio and basement!! Keep up to great vids!!

  • @rcoletti1
    @rcoletti1 2 года назад +4

    You’re right there aren’t many HomeKit options for this type of lighting. Shortcuts is a reasonable alternative. We are renovating our kitchen and I bought the Zemismart zigbee hub and the pot lights they have. They offer native HomeKit support, whites and colors, though no adaptive lighting. You can also pair them with a hue bridge and expose to HK with homebridge-hue.

    • @TheBradLloyd
      @TheBradLloyd  2 года назад +1

      Hi Robert, I've haven't tried the Zemismart pot light but heard mixed reviews, so glad they work well for you!

  • @tonywitt
    @tonywitt 2 года назад

    Hi Brad....great to have a new video from you. Always well presented, analytical and honest. My sons wanted color changing recessed lights in our new house. I went with Lumary canless recessed lights. Had to be affordable since we installed 15 lights. Unfortunately, they are not HomeKit but we are excited about them. Very reasonable price. I wonder whether you want to look into them as alternative to other expensive options.

  • @stevekopcial129
    @stevekopcial129 Год назад

    Great video, I would like to use these with a motion sensor such as a Philips motion any idea if this would work?

  • @AgentSmith13
    @AgentSmith13 2 года назад

    Great channel Brad. Have you tried the Infribright smart rgb recessed lights from Lowes? Was curious about them to see if there is a review out there. They are made in the US in Brooklyn NY

    • @TheBradLloyd
      @TheBradLloyd  2 года назад

      Thanks AgentSmith - I haven't tried those yet, but perhaps one day. I believe thy are similar in that they support Siri Shortcuts, but not HomeKit.

  • @miltono7523
    @miltono7523 Год назад

    Can this work with wall switch. What about with dimmer switch, thank you.

  • @BillHosler
    @BillHosler 2 года назад +1

    We replaced all of our can lights (around 15 or 20) with Meross bulbs. The bulbs were around US $15 each and work with Homekit. No hub required. I can dim them or change their color with Siri or with the Homekit app. My only gripe with them is they aren't Thread enabled.

    • @TheBradLloyd
      @TheBradLloyd  2 года назад

      Great option for can lights. I'm hoping we'll see more HomeKit option for slim LED lights in the future. I'd love to see Meross switch to thread one of these days as well!

  • @samuelcortez8540
    @samuelcortez8540 Год назад

    I have a bedroom 11x10 should I get 4inch or 6inch lights? I’d not install four lights.

  • @travis8312
    @travis8312 Год назад

    Great video sir. Are you able to use a dimmer switch on wall?

    • @TheBradLloyd
      @TheBradLloyd  Год назад

      Hi Travis, sadly no. Thanks for watching.

  • @beenguyen6358
    @beenguyen6358 Год назад

    How can I be able to control these lights with Siri? Do I need a smart switch or homepod?

  • @CruxofTech
    @CruxofTech Год назад

    Great video, thanks! I am having trouble using Siri Shortcuts to turn the lights on and off. Any tips? Thanks again

    • @LasmarKhalifa
      @LasmarKhalifa Год назад

      Hey, how is the white lighting for these? I used to have LED strips and the white color was just a mix of RGB which made the white color look blue-ish. Are these like that or is the white color like a regular non-RGB light? Thanks

    • @CruxofTech
      @CruxofTech 9 месяцев назад

      @@LasmarKhalifa IMO, the white light is great. I have a "routine" set up with the circadian rhythm and I think it looks great.

  • @morells09
    @morells09 8 месяцев назад +1

    I’m fairly certain that this company would be pronounced O’Ryan, you know, like the belt constellation lol

  • @crispb692
    @crispb692 Год назад

    FYI....Actually Philips does make a thin Hue 5/6 inch color recessed light that does not require a "can" and can be controlled via either Bluetooth or a hub and is rated at 1200 lumins.

  • @jonb01584
    @jonb01584 Год назад

    Can you change the color of each light in your studio? For example one green and one red?

    • @CruxofTech
      @CruxofTech Год назад

      Yes, you can change each individual light's color and brightness.

  • @justanrcchannel5677
    @justanrcchannel5677 Год назад

    Do these need a switch?

  • @sherwintorres7244
    @sherwintorres7244 Год назад

    Is the white color really white?

  • @nicholas790
    @nicholas790 2 года назад

    Nanoleaf bulbs work great, and everything is a fraction of the price of Phillips Hue. I think Phillips Hue is well on the way to being an obsolete product. Nanoleaf bulbs don’t use a bridge, are native To HomeKit, use Thread and are reliable. Why would you use anything else? I think you’ve missed this in your video.

    • @owenashcroft8167
      @owenashcroft8167 2 года назад +3

      I’ve got some of the Nanoleaf bulbs and if their colours were good they’d pull me away from hue, issue is they’re not. As expensive as hue are they tick all the boxes for me and nothing else really has the range, lifx have better colour but aren’t reliable, Nanoleaf are as reliable but the colours are garbage.
      I also want to avoid a patchwork of different lighting systems in the house. My guest room I ran as an experiment with an Eve power, 2 Nanoleaf bulbs and hue remote, the system worked, but it wasn’t as slick or cohesive as hue on its own.
      Frustratingly, in my opinion, hue as an ecosystem is just better than the others, even if you can find individual lights that beat them in specific areas they will all fall down against the overall package.

    • @TheBradLloyd
      @TheBradLloyd  2 года назад +1

      Hi Nicholas, with recessed lighting there aren't many options - in fact Hue is the one Native to HomeKit option that I'm aware of. I believe LIFX is planning on releasing something before the end of the year, but cost wise, LIFX and Hue are similar. OREiN are a great compromise since they work well, they are affordable and they work with Sir Shortcuts. As far as Nanoleaf vs Hue goes... I still think Hue has the better lights, even with needing a hub, though I would say Nanoleaf is a better overall value (IMO). Thanks for watching!

  • @aidanbazan7769
    @aidanbazan7769 2 года назад +2

    No HomeKit = no purchase

    • @TheBradLloyd
      @TheBradLloyd  2 года назад

      Totally fair Aidan. If there were more reasonable options for slim LED lights in HomeKit I may agree. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment.

    • @aidanbazan7769
      @aidanbazan7769 2 года назад

      @@TheBradLloyd I get it but so much of my smart home is built around HomeKit, it’s just not usable if it isn’t HomeKit.

  • @m.a.s2830
    @m.a.s2830 2 года назад

    Nahhh. Philips hue or bust

  • @kennixox262
    @kennixox262 4 месяца назад

    Those are NOT recessed lights. Yes, the rear is recessed into the ceiling but the source of light is on the plain as the ceiling surface. Annoying to the eye, ugly colors, no control of beam spread and a non-replaceable lamp (bulb) but the necessity of replacing the whole fixture in five years if one or more fail. Do you honestly think that you will be able to find a matching fixture down the road? NOPE!