nope for me, not sure whether anyone managed to get it work

i rather go for lockin S6

​@@AlexTeo Hi Alex can share where to see the S6? I intend to buy Lockin for my sister.

@@solitude8375 from taobao

the respond time from the google nest is not good enough, i suggest you buy the eufy chime

@@SeanMahoney33 won't go wrong with either one!

😅

yes

explained at 5:31

i suggest to look at 2nd hand market, nothing looks good to me for brand new

@AlexTeo OK Alex thanks. What model you recommended?

@@MrStitch6262 xiaomi X10+

within 500

@@AlexTeo thanks Alex.

@@ivanchew7105 I think it's fine!

@@jtbroker I think the gate is not v far, have your wifi setup properly then no issue

depends on what problem?

for faster internet speed? to maximize that is of course to go with wired connections, anyway 1gbps plans are phasing out in singapore already

@@TheRocketsciencee faster buy!

@@kiatyingda9348 things like tv, PC, monitor and desk are the big ticket items, the rest don't cost much haa

tough to test laundry racks as I can't install more than 1 in the house, for me I will try out smart laundry racks such as from xiaomi or aqara

so that people can spot it easily 😆

@@AlexTeo I rather not have it spotted too easily 👻

@@marcodigits4321 then nobody is going to use it haa, might as well put an outdoor cam if you just want to monitor what's outside

@@AlexTeo I just mentioned that many of these bells are so bulky. In other words, I would prefer to see a doorbel that is simply slimmer. Take for example the dimensions of the Aqara G4 doorbel. - height, over 14 centimeters - width: 6,5 centimeters - thickness 3 centimeters I admit that this Aqara is one of the largest on the market. But come on, the thickness is almost half of the width of the device.I think that alone makes it fair to call it bulky. Many of it's competitors aren't much less bulky. I would rather prefer it to be ± 1, 5 centimeters thick. The thickness has obviously nothing. to do with visibility of the device. It's more about how it is designed and the manufacture choice of the hardware that they put in. It's partly to do with what is possible or not and the market price that they are aiming at. So, I get that part. I don't need to have it stand out so much from my front door so everyone can see my doorbel from a distance. My current doorbel (smart but no camera ) is about 4,5 x 4,5 x < 1,5 centimeters.It's visible enough for everyone. Perhaps not when you are 25 meters away from my door. If you are planning to push my doorbel then you'll need to approach my door to at least 1 meter. So far I haven't see people with 25 meters long arms. As for a doorbel with camera, I am still looking for a device that fits what I want. I don't mind it to be a bit larger that what I have now but 3 centimeters thick is insane to me and ugly. I probably end up in diving into some esp32 solution. But I am sure that manufacturers are pretty well capable to make a doorbel with camera in a more slimmer and classier design. After all, it's not so much a replacement for a regular security camera. At least for me it's about to have a device to ring my doorbell and being able to see who is at my doorbel. cheers

i will drop broadlink as it's hard to integrate

around 2 months, it depends on your settings and of course how often it's being used

thanks for sharing your experience! I actually didn't encounter any of the issues you mentioned 😆

@@engninyilmaz no, this is not a dimmer switch

@@AlexTeo @Thanks alex what left side is working for can i not use for my normal spot lights to dim?

@@engninyilmaz the left side is a smart slider, eg. Slide up to draw up my window shades, slide down dim my smart lights

⁠thanks alex i ordered one but i looks like i have to send it back. Can you suggest smart dimmer works with apple homekit with no neutral need it

@@engninyilmaz smart dimmers all require neutral from what I know

Q1 next year!

@AlexTeo got any recommendations for sychronised ones doing my reno for 3 room old resale now and i've been watching your vids hahaha