I love this product. I bought one echo dot 3, and immediately fell in love. I now own several of version 3 and several of version 5, along with a couple echo sow 5s. I love them all. Get one, or several. You won’t regret it. What I don’t like is the Alexa app. I’ve been programming computers since 1969, and have used every human interface imaginable, including punching in hex codes from the front panel while the machine was running. The Alexa app is, by far, the worst I have ever used. Yes, it’s even worse than punching in hex codes. It obviously was never designed. People just added stuff whenever they felt like it, without regard to anything that anyone else had done. For example, when you make a change, sometimes you have to save the change, sometimes it just happens immediately. You never know which is which. When you need to save, you never know where to look for the save button. Sometimes it’s at the top, sometimes it’s at the bottom, sometimes it’s big, sometimes it’s tiny and barely noticeable. You will notice that you can display “all devices” from several locations, but the displays are all different, and there are things you can do from one display that you can’t from another. Good luck on remembering where you found the one you actually needed. And then there’s the “help” feature. Once you manage to find it, you’ll find lots of “make sure your device is plugged in” instructions and other brainless nonsense. There are occasional references to menu selections that don’t exist. Once you follow the instructions, you will find that nothing happens. This is not always the case, but it happens more often than not. This is because two or more features are working at cross purposes to one another. Apparently they were developed by two different groups that never talked to each other. The Alexa app needs to be redesigned from the ground up. The documentation needs to be thoroughly scrubbed. Sets of instructions need to be tested to make sure they actually work. Instructions need to be created for things that people actually want to do. No, I don’t want to order 25 tons of paper clips, and I don’t want you to tell me how to do it. (I’m kidding, but not by much.)

L'interface de l'app de sonos n'est pas aussi facile a utiliser...

Put these in my garage and they were super simple to set up. They've been working day and night, in hot and cold with no issues. Picture quality is pretty good too, even at night. I wish the app were better as I get motion alerts long after the motion really happened. Since its an app however, it could improve...we shall see.

Prodotto discreto ma applicazione fa rivedere ho aperto Cancelletto del mio vicino premesso che lui ha l hub

This is the best and easiest lock install and use!!My two houses are 1750 mile apart and I can unlock and lock either at will ! Plus I can give limited or unlimited access to anyone!Great system

Nice lock - the buttons light up in a pretty blue color. The app used to manage the lock works well. I haven't had a hiccup with it in the 6 months I've been using it. The ability to check the lock status remotely, as well as lock / unlock remotely, are awesome.

Several months ago, I purchased this to manage the lock on a remote rental. I've had time to thoroughly evaluate the lock and couldn't be more pleased. The company's customer support is among the best I've ever experienced. The Halo's functionality makes remote management easy. Guests love keyless entry.The app deserves its own mention. As a professional who often designs software, this app is among the top few that I've ever encountered. No clutter. Essential functions are obvious. Door code availability schedules are stunningly easy courtesy of a carefully designed menu. Performance and reliability are excellent.Thank you Kwikset! I'll be buying more of these!

The Kasa app is very helpful during the installation! it guides you through how to connect the corresponding wire.