Thanks for the recent video on Homey Pro. There is not much new content on this device. I also have a Homey Pro. Love it but need more tutorials on it. I look forward to hopefully seeing more newer instructive and informative videos on this device. Good job!
Is the Homey Pro replaces all hubs from other brands? In other words: if I install Homey Pro, can I get rid of my Philips hubs etc? Or I have to keep them?
That’s kind of a “learning experience”: not all zigbee stuff is supported, for example. In order to learn which gadgets are being recognized there are 2 ways: 1) install the gadget App (only few Apps are currently available to be loaded on the Homey Pro ‘23 early edition). And 2) alternatively you can ask the HP23 to search for the device and subsequently add it to the network… The first method is rather restricted in its devices: you can see the list which the App supports…, and the search method: I can’t yet comment on that as I am also too new on it, I have 2 HP23 systems with each 3 Homey Bridges which form the basis of my networks….and I am starting to expand functionality on them.
Nice video, I found something much easier - I tried Shelly and Google Nest - Shelly can do a lot from the app, Google never updated or caught up and fails 50 times a day, from doing tasks and recognition, both were easy to setup, and Google also allows workflows like the shelly and can connect to shelly devices, but everyday I wanted to take my google products and throw them out the window literally especially when you ask Google to turn on lights and he replies sorry lights are not supported, sorry I did not understand, sorry please try again later, one of my friend has Alexa and never reports problems so it was black friday and I got one and I won't go back, I can tell Alexa to turn on heat at a certain degree and time each day it remembers the flows and I can tell alexa to change them, as far as your devices there are a lot of add-ons to devices even switches and power boxes, and this makes it so much easier I can say when the temperatures outside is this and temp inside is this turn on the heat, I have not found much Alexa cannot do, and I have a lot of non alexa / non google wifi devices for the price point Alexa also wins..
Thanks for the recent video on Homey Pro. There is not much new content on this device. I also have a Homey Pro. Love it but need more tutorials on it. I look forward to hopefully seeing more newer instructive and informative videos on this device. Good job!
Leuke video! Hopelijk wil je in de toekomst meer videos maken van Homey. Er is niet echt veel te vinden, en zeker niet over de Advanced flows.
Is the Homey Pro replaces all hubs from other brands? In other words: if I install Homey Pro, can I get rid of my Philips hubs etc? Or I have to keep them?
You can keep these controllers but you can also incorporate them into your Homey Pro network,
Controlled by the homey pro.
How is possible to check if one device is supported?
That’s kind of a “learning experience”: not all zigbee stuff is supported, for example.
In order to learn which gadgets are being recognized there are 2 ways: 1) install the gadget App (only few Apps are currently available to be loaded on the Homey Pro ‘23 early edition). And 2) alternatively you can ask the HP23 to search for the device and subsequently add it to the network…
The first method is rather restricted in its devices: you can see the list which the App supports…, and the search method: I can’t yet comment on that as I am also too new on it, I have 2 HP23 systems with each 3 Homey Bridges which form the basis of my networks….and I am starting to expand functionality on them.
Ey gozer wat heb jij een mooie naam! Ik ben ook een Martijn Wester
Which app do you use for the "Pixel-7-Pro & OnePlus Alissa"?
I have searched everywhere but can't find it please can you say the name?
Nice video, I found something much easier - I tried Shelly and Google Nest - Shelly can do a lot from the app, Google never updated or caught up and fails 50 times a day, from doing tasks and recognition, both were easy to setup, and Google also allows workflows like the shelly and can connect to shelly devices, but everyday I wanted to take my google products and throw them out the window literally especially when you ask Google to turn on lights and he replies sorry lights are not supported, sorry I did not understand, sorry please try again later, one of my friend has Alexa and never reports problems so it was black friday and I got one and I won't go back, I can tell Alexa to turn on heat at a certain degree and time each day it remembers the flows and I can tell alexa to change them, as far as your devices there are a lot of add-ons to devices even switches and power boxes, and this makes it so much easier I can say when the temperatures outside is this and temp inside is this turn on the heat, I have not found much Alexa cannot do, and I have a lot of non alexa / non google wifi devices for the price point Alexa also wins..