ok. so it works, right? the switch, the dimmer, the speed controll, the app. it all works.installation was painful. it's just so much hardware to fit within a 1-gang electrical box, or heaven forbid, 1 spot on a multiple gang box. it needs the following to work:1. neutral wire fed to the light switch 2. hot line fed to switch 3. hot load from switch to fan 4. hot load from switch to light 5. ground fed to switch 6. ground from switch to fan/light 7. neutral from fan/lightto switch I for one needed to run wire through the ceiling. monoprice.com sells excellent 4-conductor speaker wire in any AWG you could need for a fan, I needed 12 gauge.but I tried putting in smart light bulbs in the fan. so it gets complicated, if you have the switch trying to controll the amperage in order to control the brightness, but then the smart bulb runs on extremely low amounts of power (being LED) and has it's OWN internal dimming features (controlled by app), it can get messy. often unwanted strobing and flickering would occur. many calls to customer support yeilded the advice to buy name brand bulbs (philips or GE, I believe), which solved some issues by not all. I reccomend buying not smart LEDS (if you have an option of what to put in the fan).also, the app is nice but could use an upgrade. it allows you to input your location, then have certain saved scenes (which can control lights/fan speeds) be triggered based off real-time local weather reports. that's cool. It doesn't play as nice with Google Home Assistant as other apps, but there's simple workarounds for every frustration that could come up, and my frustrations were only during the setup process. After being setup, it's extremely reliable.If you think you want an up/down fader on the wall, you're probably mistaken. having control over the dimmer/fan speed on your phone is as convenient as it gets. a physical fader will stay in place and not move as you make changes on the app (or using a voice-enabled smart assistant like I do). the controls are extremely easy to get used to, and update on the switch as you make changes elsewhere.

Enjoying the speakerAll that I thought it would be

I have purchased the 7000 model for my car and like it so much I upgraded to the V50 for my motorcycle for the easy set up, I can’t hardly tell no difference from the go pro that my friend have.I’m well please with my new V50 AKASO

Bought this product and already in love for the price you pay for a action camera.

Mounted in 1961 Cadillac convertible in original rear center seat location (using original grill). 6" size fits on back side of mounting plate with plenty of clearance. 6.5" size might fit as well, but I went with the 6" to be safe. Very pleased. This is mounted as a single rear channel speaker, as that's the way it was originally rigged in this car. Paired with a Hertz-Dieci dual-voice dash speaker up front (also excellent). Fader set to favor rear speaker (4 out of 10), the systems sounds great with new head unit and no external amplifier. This Rockford-Fosgate pumps a decent amount of bass and rounds out the system with no installation fuss. Well built and great sounding speaker all around. Only thing that could be better is option to buy just one speaker instead of a pair. Now I have an extra, which I'll hopefully never need to use.

Very good camera for the price, comes with a lot of accessories. The batteries last awhile as well!

This kit totally blew me away! I love it, it has everything you need to mount your GoPro! I liked it so much, I bought one for my son in law!

Love the size, quality and price. Beats the competition for sure.