Ultimate Smart Apartment 2018 - Amazon Echo | Google Home | Logitech Harmony | Philips Hue!

[@TEQREATION]

Disclaimer: Mute your smart assistants ;)

[@TechCilium]

TeQreation i forgot to turn off my phone 😂

[@MrRyanPeel]

Was watching on my phone's and it turned on my phone's Google assistant edit: grammer

[@MaxiDeci101]

When connecting the "dumb lights" do you need the Harmony Elite...? Or can you just buy the hub and use a smart phone?

[@MagicMr007]

Can you just mute the audio and just show in text what you say when saying "OK Google", otherwise all these viewers have to mute when beginning a video and unmute it everytime...

[@TEQREATION]

MaxiDeci101 someone else asked this, you can just grab the hub

[@sachirayapa6335]

You are the only youtuber who went in-depth in this whole smart assistant things and taught us about how getting a harmony can also be useful and can transform any cheap remote operated appliance smart. Thank you so much for making this video. Good luck.

[@TEQREATION]

Warms my heart to hear this, thanks!

[@Techmeout]

The Godlike arm spread tho when u enter each room and the hue lights turn on 😂 classic!

[@TEQREATION]

TechMe0ut Home = My Palace 😂

[@thespeedyone2001]

Oh damn, the queen is in the building 🙌🏾 #TeamTMO

[@mikefranks4528]

Best smart home video I've seen so far that finally showed various trigger points (voice, proximity detection, remote control, schedule setup, etc). Subscribed!

[@TEQREATION]

Appreciate that Mike!

[@seaneehumanbeing]

I completely agree with you about the Harmony Elite remote. It is by far the coolest and flexible of all the smart home gear I have. There is literally nothing you can't control with it. I just bought a cheap Chinese-made LED strip and it now can even control that. The remote really should be talked about more.

[@deepeshsoni111]

Finally a video which shows proper use of smarthome tech. They way you did the build up of the how one thing connects to next was really good

[@GarryMichaelSmith]

The ‘dumb lights’ part is genius!

[@50deserteagle]

Dude as a older male I can tell you that’s the ultimate player apartment 👍🏾 thank your sharing.

[@Ren-oj5ks]

Thank you, I appreciate your video. We're doing a huge two bedroom gut renovation in NYC and gathering as many ideas and smart house tech as I can and this is the first video where I learned about the Logitech Harmony and you just saved me a ton of money - I'm getting custom made cabinets for the kitchen and they charge an arm and a leg for interior lights now I can just grab dumb lights from amazon. Thank you.

[@TEQREATION]

Love to hear this, enjoy!

[@onekillerdsm1]

Great video! I'm a fan of Google myself, but ended up getting both Alexa and Google home. Thanks for detailing the benefits of using both and using them together. You're the first to explain in detail the benefits and way of setting up a smart home, that doesn't doesn't imply having to choose what assistant to use or get. Definitely keep it up. Thanks!

[@TEQREATION]

Thank you! I appreciate you for recognizing, my goal is and always has been quality > quantity =D

[@TechLineHD]

Great video and super smart home. Love the way you turn the dumb lights into smart ones!

[@phungdang4597]

The part where you got onto the ground was hilarious!

[@KarmaNeverLird]

Bro this video was insane...make more smart vids pls

[@TEQREATION]

Part 3 coming next month ;)

[@sergiogomez6]

Hey I really loved this video , I watch many tech videos as I am a tech junkie and I really enjoyed the non flashy production of this video it just came off as a real honest interest of showing off some tech and how it fits your lifestyle rather then trying to sell me something that is sponsoring your video and I appreciate that. Because of your video I will be picking up a harmony remote control and a few “dumb lights”.

[@TEQREATION]

Thanks for love and support

[@israelcortes6714]

just started with the whole smart home and this has answered a lot especially about the light bulbs thank you so much

[@firstclaims30]

Great vid. You should see my basement. Is completely hooked up with all this stuff. I also have it controlling my air conditioner upstairs and front door lock. Only issue is when you have 2 Hue bridges, Alexa only sees one at a time. The issue with harmony is that it won’t power on the PlayStation 4, but there’s a $30 adapter that will help with that. Other than that it all works great.

[@archm1371]

You should include the Lenovo Smart Display with Google Assistant as well! Awesome new gadget that Lenovo and Google made, the screen adds so much more features to the assistant than any other smart home device. I would consider my house a smart home, since I'm using the Lenovo Smart Display as like a main console, and have other Google devices connected to it. You should definitely make a review about it!

[@scsaentrancepops]

So you can do all the voice stuff with just the the hub (you can buy this on its own cheaper with no remote) (you don’t need the remote right?) with the echo?

[@zxcvbnmmasdfghjkl]

the harmony hub? no you do not need the remote just the hub and you can control activities/devices via the harmony app

[@thespeedyone2001]

You’re next level with this smart home tech, fam. Subbed instantly lol.

[@TEQREATION]

Thanks man, i really do appreciate that

[@aler8763]

great vid ! you gave a lot of information about smart things and how to combine them in your home ,but there is on topic where no one seems to talk about , integrate Alexa or google in your audio system . being able to listening playlist with alexa but also ask her something while using your tv as auxiliary

[@clintroberts1]

And then there is the remote door lock (or confirm door is locked) and changing of temperature on your smart thermostat. Smart ceiling fans and a front door cam showing on your TV! I definitely use the motion sensor for the front door light and closet light. You can even program it to change channels. Like watch CBS but who watches TV that way anymore. Lol. It will even program to a receiver. So tell it to turn on Xbox or Apple TV and it puts everything in the right input via macro.

[@richardrage3824]

Can you do a video step by step on how to connect any IR device to the Logitech Harmony Elite remote/ Alexa???? Please

[@farhalali8001]

You very intelligently set up your smart home. I like it so much. And please update us if you add new things to your smart home. Great video :)

[@lj2839]

Is there anyway I can ask a question of you in regards to a specific setup question for harmony hub? I keep having a connection issue and nobody can figure it out for me and I need it for someone in my home who is disabled. 🙏🏽 thank you

[@clintroberts1]

You can also add the Lutron light system and use it with say a six light bathroom so you don’t ha e to buy 6 bulbs. And then you can say to Alexa turn off or on all the lights or the bathroom. I have both Hue and the Lutron wall switch and they work seamlessly.

[@jam471975]

Great video, I like how you incorporated both the Google Home and Echo into into your setup. So many of these videos just talk about Alexa, when the Google Assistant is just as good in my opinion... I have both too and I actually prefer Google Assistant. One thing for homeowners is lights that are controlled by a light switch work way better with a smart light switch than they do with Hue light bulbs... Because when the switch is off you cannot control the Hue light and try telling your wife she can't use the light switch anymore. In my opinion Hue light bulbs are best for lamps or if you want to change colors. Or apartments where you can't swap out the switch.

[@Encountered_The_4th_Kind]

Turning those basic bulbs into smart bulbs was a pretty good idea thanks bro going to do the same

[@ketowolf]

Great video! Informative, great production quality, in-depth, no excessive intros and outros, straight to the point... just good content!

[@TEQREATION]

Thank you!!!!

[@wardope]

I used sonoff to make all my old Light fixtures Wifi enabled and google home controllable. Its cheap as beans and then i use Yeelight bulbs in the places were i want WRBG

[@PAIHITECH]

Hey, do you know if the harmony remote works if you are in another room? I mean, can you leave the remote In the bedroom and control the harmony from there (which is in the leaving room)

[@stevenpalmer6939]

TeQreation is the IR blast extensions in the same room as the lights for underneath the kitchen cupboards

[@michaelcoglianese6377]

Why did you go with the harmony hub rather than the echo plus?

[@AsherTech]

This is a cool video. The one thing I can’t find is an app that works like a smart touchscreen hub and ties all the lights together like having a tablet on the wall to control everything through one app via a base station

[@TEQREATION]

Watch my part 2, I solve that problem

[@EmmanuelCrova]

I really liked your review. I am approaching to create my first all smart house lighting system (but I also want the house security system such as security camera/alarm, entrance lock and so on to be smart). I already know it would be tricky and expansive for a 120m² house to do that, and I need a suggestion about the router you are using tu support such a thing without any inconvenience and troubles

[@TEQREATION]

Emmanuel Crova currently I'm using Ampli-fi HD mesh router. Love this little cube. Comes with 2 extenders although I only use 1. Works great

[@exclusivelynyc]

Great video. How did you turn on the TV

[@STANLEYSTASHCYPRIEN]

This is really futuristic nerdy. Products I like.

[@laverneclark8191]

Thanks TQ. Got a Hue lightbulb for my birthday. Then the Hue hub and color lightbulb came next for my setup. I am going to set up the Routines next.

[@TEQREATION]

Good luck, shoot me a photo on twitter when the setup is complete!

[@8GuiLLeM8]

So domu know if its necesssary to have Philips Hue lights to match them with the logittech harmony elite or its possible to connect ikea bulbs? I mean, IKEA have some remote controllers. They can be functionable?

[@RonoTron01]

Which wallpapers are you using on those computer monitors, they look really good. Thanks for sharing.

[@TEQREATION]

I forget the name of them =/

[@alexanotfromamazon]

The harmony hub is amazing

[@alaxendrus]

I came looking for a review for the Harmony Elite. Call it skepticism.. Or a lack of information from retailers. Not only am I gonna buy it, with confidence.. Imma subscribe while I'm here. Nice info! A++ on the dumb-2-smart integration Just the kind of nonsense I'm dealing with between Philips, Nano Leaf, Kaza, and ultimately a bunch of dumb led strips

[@Bodyman4life]

How did you program the dumb lights I dont see and option to pair a remote

[@cadencebs9103]

Hi there, nice Video! Iam with you, that the logitech harmony system isn't talked enough about. But the way you described in the video is only a smal part of that, what the harmony can do. 1. Activitys can activate multiple Devices, set in- and output of them and map them right. For example. If you have a receiver, a soundsystem and a TV, you just create an activity using all three of them. If you now say "Increase the volume", the volume of the soundsystem increases (not the one of the TV, if you mapped it right). If you say "Change to channel 7", it will change the channel to 7 on the receiver. The basic idea is, to add all devices you need for an activity to one activity. In your example maybe the fireplace would be nice to add. (i also have an audio switch to change optical input which is also changing based on the activity) 2. Harmony also supports Phillips HUE. So you can also add the HUE to your activity. Lets just say you add the activity "TV", it will start receiver, tv, sound system and will switch to the right scene on your HUE. 3. HUE supports Osram Plugs. So, with Harmony, HUE and an Osram Plug, you can create activitys, that include power on, devices on etc. and will switch power off, when you close the activity. 4. The Harmony remote also has 2 buttons for Powerplugs and 2 buttons for Lights 5. You can change the activation settings for your different devices. For example, if your TV needs 15 secs to boot, there would be no use if you send the "TV on" signal and right after it the "Change Input to HDMI 1" (For example, if you want to alternate between different consoles and TV. So in Harmony you just configure the boottime of the TV to 15 secs and the signal to switch input will come after 15 secs. 6. If you have a HTPC, you can controle it with Bluetooth and Harmony. I try to configure nearly all routines with my Harmony, because my girlfriend likes to use the remote. But that way she can have her way and i can have my voice commands. But in theory, you can do nearly everything with the harmony elite alone.

[@tonytorres4317]

Woooooo! Great video. Great tech, and Gray hair to match the gray work space! 👍😁

[@TEQREATION]

+Tony Torres Thanks Bro! 💪

[@doodvuurtje7690]

Very interesting video. Helps me alot to figure out what components I need to have the same 'range' of options to control the light. By schedule, voice, app and physical buttons. How do you configure al this? I can image that you have a certain schedule active when home or away, controlled by time and sensors. On top of that you have the voice commands or remote controls that override this. For how long is this override then? Any info on this would help alot!

[@mrlang125]

the LED puck lights you linked will work with the harmony? I bought some other brand and it didnt work...=/ maybe if you can show a short vid on how to add device on the harmony if the brand is not listed?

[@eneffgaming7429]

Can the regular harmony hub connect to the cheap puck lights?

[@nadiasilver5762]

I use eufy bulbs (way more economical @ $20 a bulb) and I liked the idea of a motion sensor for the lights, but I can't find something that would do the same for my eufy lights. Any ideas? I use google home exclusively btw.

[@TykoBrian7]

Really you enjoyed watching this! Great job!

[@pintsizedguy]

How are you getting around the Harmony only being able to run one activity at once? I setup mine with some "dumb lights" but when I turn on the TV activity it turns the light activity off.

[@jackies_world]

Great setup! When I move, this is the level of smart home I'm aiming for. I'm mostly there but I'm but using a hub for my smart TV yet. Just using smart plugs to turn the "dumb" TV and smart TV on and off.

[@TEQREATION]

haha you'l get there! I have faith

[@jackies_world]

TeQreation lol thanks!

[@MikeColon69]

Great video, can’t wait for more!!

[@popitscorner777]

I have a Samsung SHD4K tv how the did you hook your Google dot to tell it to play that stuff?? I just got a Google home and can't find anyway how to do that.

[@Technology-zb2eh]

This is EXACTLY what I am looking for! Thank you!

[@wimschoenmakers5463]

Yep, use about the same stuff here as you do. Works great! Thanks for the video.

[@CjNerf]

This was a fantastic video found it very helpful! Question on the motion detectors does it turn lights off when you exit a room and will is it smart enough to recognize if someone is still in the room ?

[@Wm.Lidgett]

i have spectrum internet and tv plus phone services i wanted to to get my own wireless router but i can not find any that would support the digital phone service are there any work arounds

[@ChristopherLeeTech]

Fantastic video JQ! It’s neat to see the options for people who live in apartments/condos. 👌👍 I use the amazon echo dot 2nd gen for my smart home assistant since getting it over the holidays. I decided not to go with the Philips Hue bulbs because of the price. I went with the Tuya Smart LED bulb that only cost under $20 each up here in Canada. And I recently did a review on them. I really like what you did with the “dumb” led pucks under your kitchen cabinets! I may have to copy that idea. 👏👊

[@TEQREATION]

+Christopher Lee Great man more power to you, I say go for it!

[@seekabs]

I have two tuya smart plugs I got on amazon. They’re great with Alexa. They’re only $15 each. I use the for my under cabinet lights in my kitchen which are really just an ambient light strip that’s supposed to go behind your tv that I plugged into a USB adapter I had lying around from an old phone. I did the same thing with my bed lights because i couldn’t swing the Hue light strips. The bulbs broke me. Lol

[@ChristopherLeeTech]

The Tuya Smart Plug will be my next purchase!

[@matthewrivera9314]

You just renewed my interest in my harmony hub

[@jgirlyt]

Love your video, would love to know what speakers you have over your PC, thanks

[@ltechled15]

Good demonstration. Thanks for your sharing.

[@kikos3605]

Really nice setup you have there! Have you tried out the Lenovo Smart Display? I replaced my Google Home with one and it now works as a main hub to control almost everything around my home because there's a screen. Great review of the harmony hub too, I'm now thinking of adding one to my home.

[@tangchaipeng140]

Have u did ? Your central control is using google home with a screen or using harmony hub ? Which is better?

[@ZRZ71]

Lots of good information, thanks

[@okcool721]

Please tell me how you teach the harmony hub a signal using a normal remote. I point my led light remote at the hub and nothing happens

[@orrinreid5297]

This was mind blowing. You should have more subscribers hope you become more successful. Awesome video looking forward to many more

[@pinkmagicali]

I’ve set custom wording commands in google but I haven’t worked out how to make it do more than one thing. I had to use my phone to set it up though.

[@NeoMorphUK]

In addition to all that was shown you can use the Harmony to control an Xbox One (and X) too. If I say “Computer Xbox on” it turns on my Xbox and goes to the home screen... if I say “Computer Xbox Last” I added a script in the Harmony app to wait 15 seconds for the Xbox to boot and then press A so it starts up what I played or watched last... simples.

[@ccdb3932]

Instant subscribe. Thorough details of useful info! Wish I had more thumbs.

[@lovemaurice]

Thanks, Man. I've been wondering if possible to control IR or RF dumblights with a Harmony or Broadlink y you did it!! Nice set up btw.

[@zxcvbnmmasdfghjkl]

yes you can via IR on the harmony hub

[@zxcvbnmmasdfghjkl]

yes with an IR remote

[@imraneo]

Great video. I've got some questions and I'm wondering if you can help me with these. I've got the harmony hub and I'm planning on investing in Hue + Google Home. I know what I can do with voice commands. But can the harmony hub be configured to dim, change temps, change colors of bulbs? Currently I've got a few remote buttons configured to a custom IR relay box which toggles a few light clusters. I'd just like to upgrade to Hue so I can play around with the colors and dimming. I don't wanna use my phone while I use my harmony remote. Thanks for reading. Cheers!

[@chocolatedipmike]

Nice video, I have a similar setup but I use Samsung smart things which comes with motion sensor/temperature sensor to turn on lights when I enter the room, open the front door or pull up in the drive to turn on certain lights colors etc

[@ViciousRead]

Best video I’ve seen so far on this content. Great vid! Keep it up.

[@lil4twenty]

Is it possible to connect the motion sensor to those cheap dumb accent lights? For example I want to illuminate my hallway on when my daughter gets up to use the bathroom.

[@TEQREATION]

Great question. Not exactly because the Philips hue motion sensor doesn't integrate with Harmony, only Philips bulbs from what I see. For your daughter scenario, If you have ceiling bulbs where she walks, I would replace them with Philips Hue bulbs. Works with motion sensor directly from Hue App. Hope this helps

[@samsparks4107]

Completely agree with the harmony remote such underrated tech!

[@ianrobertson912]

Get boradlink RM mini for $20 and RM pro+ for $40 and you get IR and RF working great. Why pay more for this shit

[@adyandrey23andrey]

@@ianrobertson912 Yep. I just ordered my Broadlink Mini 3. It's the exact same thing for

[@iverson2k10]

I like the setup it's awesome, can I suggest maybe try hiding the wireless router and the cable management box by your computer? I'm all about stealth and I think wit those two things gone it would look super clean af.

[@TEQREATION]

Thanks for the suggestion! Check out my last post on IG, swapped out the router ;)

[@paulharris5061]

Awesome setup sir. I recently purchased a Harmony hub. I went to Lowes and bought a pack of puck lights by Energizer. Set them up, went to teach the commands to my Harmony hub and no luck. I did a little research after I noticed my puck lights control uses a RF signal. Based on my findings, you need the control to utilize an IR signal for the Harmony hub to learn the signal. If I am wrong, please correct me. Once again, great system.

[@TEQREATION]

You're absolutely correct, Harmony doesn't support RF. I'd return the lights and find lights that use IR remote, this way you just point the remote that to the harmony, and you're set

[@zxcvbnmmasdfghjkl]

yes the harmony hub learns via IR signal only

[@markcochran91]

Hey man just bought the harmony elite was wanting to know if you can show how you set up where you tell alexa to turn on your fireplace etc. I tried and failed :(

[@92yankee52]

Great job and nice video

[@jGRite]

Hey Alexa, say something other than "okay" when responding. "okay" I'm done.

[@youngsterstakeover8523]

You can change it to a beep sound if you dont want “okay”in settings

[@Maggiespinoza]

Lol 😂

[@juli12345istRecorsi]

Youngster's Takeover only in America

[@thereddstormproject1954]

GhaV jGRite (jeaHAvee) 😂

[@dimitri246]

Great ideas in this video.

[@dinuciprianeugen6651]

Hi Teqreation, i have two for you, what happening if your house break at the electric power and the all divices are stopped to work, because they dont have electric source to work? And the second question is about your internet provider and your router / wi-fi device, dosnt work for a few hours, watts happening with al smart devices in your home? thanks

[@TEQREATION]

Great question. My setup is connected to a UPS - I use this one amzn.to/2SFrCuu

[@TheR13]

Could you tell me what ceiling light fixture you have?

[@TEQREATION]

No problem bro, here ya go! - amzn.to/2IvMeTc

[@TuongNguyen-mx9nu]

Not related to smart home or home automation but I was just curious how you got jellyfish to run on your TV. Is it a screensaver or wallpaper of some sort? Thanks!

[@TEQREATION]

Just a video from KZbin. Just type in 4K Video demo

[@ElectricWaves]

Do you know anyway to turn dumb ceiling fans into smart ceiling fans? Would you recommend smart wall switches to automate a dumb gas fireplace? Is buying into Phillips hue light bulbs a better idea than trying to turn your wall switches smart?

[@TEQREATION]

Wow, great questions here. So to start, for a ceiling fan I think a simple smart plug like this will get the job done amzn.to/2H1ZVGV Works with Alexa, and Google Assistant. To be honest, I would mess with anything the word GAS attached to it haha, i'm unsure how real fireplaces work. If fire is activated by a simple ON/OFF, then I don't see why you wouldn't be able to use a smart wall switch. Just be careful. Lastly, your last question is exactly what I did. I rent this space therefore, i'm not getting too crazy with removing outlets. I just leave the light switches fixed to the on position, and installed lightbulbs all over the pace. It's just much less of a headache for me, unless you're into electrical work. I hope the info was useful, good luck!

[@clintroberts1]

There are smart ceiling fans that work with Alexa. I think Hunter. You can get Lutron switches and hub that work with Alexa and work seamlessly with Alexa and the Hue bulbs. I have both for those areas like the bathroom that has 6 bulbs or the fan that has those small bulbs (although Hue makes those now but are expensive). Essentially get both of you want some color (Hue)

[@damiangaibor1185]

Thanks a lot men for my very first step into build my smart home.

[@yonatanstraus4800]

Can you do an in depth apartment tour, also can you do a video that involves HomeKit for apple.

[@TEQREATION]

I have a video planned involving Homepod integration. Still learning about Home kit myself

[@Dokterdaddy]

Quick question: I also have Google Home and a Sony bravia tv with androidTV. It isn't possible for me to use Google Home to start Netflix on an AndroidTV. Is it possible trough harmony, acting as a remote?

[@SirioAdler]

Mind sharing what case or computer that is on your desktop....

[@TEQREATION]

It's just a skin from color ware

[@CHR1ST1AN1215]

How much would all of this cost though? I would love to do this, but it seems so expensive to do smart homes right now Great video though!

[@EthertonJ]

i would like to know this!

[@TEQREATION]

Man I can tell you, the most expensive part would be the smart bulbs and LED strips. But I think with a good $1,500 that would cover your Philips hue bulbs, voice assistant speakers, smart plugs, smart switches, and harmony elite hub - even that might be an over estimate

[@EthertonJ]

@@TEQREATIONYeah, i started my Hue lamp collection and its kind of too late to turn back now. but that IR Remote trick is one i haven't seen yet. i am no doubt subscribing just for that! Also, because video and Part 2. dope AF.

[@chaselyons31]

I got a ton of tips in this video, thanks man! I'll be stopping back through soon!

[@JasonGordon7]

Great overview / walkthrough... If you make others it wouldn't be nice to have the Alexa / Google trigger words muted... I'm sure you know why

[@TEQREATION]

The idea of these videos is to educate people via showcase. The majority of people Do Not have smart home appliances which is why they're watching this video, to make a decision. I understand other KZbinrs started that trend but following that, takes away from my demonstration

[@chile965]

That is exactly what I'm trying to achieve with my apartment. Great video man. I'll just add the yale smart lock that I bought and I'm planning to get a mysmartblinds kit, but everything else in your video is what I'm trying to achieve. Just bought a harmony smart control and some philips hue lights. Hopefully I can set up everything and connect it the way you have it. Great video man. Just one question: do I need to get the philips hue bridge to operate the hue lights?

[@ProCoder2007]

Fantastic! Almost found my setup :) Just need that hub as well.

[@sammers213]

Hey man,which security system would you recommend ??

[@lucaslegz]

Good day and thank you for this video, although I don’t live in an apartment but a three story house, I would like to use some of your suggestions in this video. I have a few questions. Is there a hue system that works for lights outside? What is that third box on your desk? I am about to watch your other videos and perhaps you mention this in those.

[@lucaslegz]

Oh, and by the way, I have a Sonos system and can’t seem to get it to work the way I need it to. My sound bar, the sub and two 3’s. Frustrated.

[@TEQREATION]

Hmm, I may cover that in part 3 of this series. Just want more products to showcase. Currently running Soundbar, Sonos beam Soundbar, and 1 Sonos One. Soon to be 2 Sonos One's when Google assistant update arrives

[@lucaslegz]

TeQreation what I meant to ask, what is that white large box on your desk?

[@TEQREATION]

Cable management box to hide surge protector. Watch my Perfect MacBook pro setup I did earlier this year

[@markdcmountp]

Great and very useful ideas. I especially liked what you were able to show how the harmony hub and remote can be set up to control dumb devices that come with a remote as there are so many now that do and are very affordable on Amazon. I’ve actually been looking at those same battery operated stick-up lights but to be sure they are the same can you post a link to the lights if you haven’t already. I didn’t think they would be as bright as they looked in your video with only 3 led’s but they looked nice and bright. Can you confirm that for me please and also let me know how long they stay looking that bright before the batteries need replacement. Thanks so much! UPDATE..I JUST SEEN WHERE YOU HAVE THR LINK TO THE PUCK LIGHTS.. IF YOU COULD PLEASE JUST RESPOND ON THE OTHER QUESTIONS THAT WOULD BE GREAT OF YOU..THANKS AGAIN!

[@joseandrade_official]

Great video! Thanks!

[@idangoldbroom]

@TeQreation what happens when you’d like to turn off one activity while keeping another still active (using Harmony)? Does it not shut down everything?

[@okashi10]

Cool! Very informative and included some smart devices I've never heard of before.

[@marcosandtoes7454]

Hey bro. Nice video. How did you get Google Home to control your tv without Chromecast?