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Cygnett Smart Home Starter Kit $99.95 (Was $199.95) Delivered @ Cygnett

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Cygnett Smart Home Starter Kit $99.95 (Was $199.95) Delivered @ Cygnett
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backupper1 on 10/04/2021 - 20:13 cygnett.com (509 clicks)
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KIT50

All the essentials you need to begin to smarten up your home
Control and automate your home
Cygnett Smart App Apple HomeKit App
Quick & easy set-up
Blends in with any home décor

Essentials in one handy kit
Smart Hub + IR Remote Control – the heart of your smart home, combining all your remotes in one place through the Cygnett Smart App
Smart Humidity & Temperature Sensor – monitor temperature of different rooms in your home & automate to turn-on/off based on the room temperature.

Smart Motion Sensor – get security notifications when motion is detected and auto turn-off lights when you leave a room*
Smart Window & Door Sensor – remotely check if you closed windows and doors, get security notations if someone enters your home or opens a window.

Smart Control Button – program 3x scenes or actions with a simple press such as, turn your bedroom lights on/off or turn-on the kettle upon waking from your bedside.

Automate your home
Begin automating your home with things like:
Set your air conditioner to turn-on based on the temperature in your room
Tell Alexa or Google to turn-off your TV
Turn-on your electric blanket from the lounge with the smart button and much more

Security at your fingertips
Peace of mind wherever you are, receive security notifications if someone enters your home when you’re out. Or check if you closed all the windows and doors. You can also have your smart light turn-on when your open the front door**.

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  • pizzaguy on 10/04/2021 - 20:22

    Is this worth attention? Knowing Cygnett, it's some (semi-)generic, cheap gear.

    Does anyone know what's the mysterious "Smart IR Blaster" advertised with a half-smartphone, half-wifi glyph in the picture?

  • revmacca on 10/04/2021 - 20:41
    +1

    These were $40? From Harvey Norman recently, I’m using this alongside some door sensors, not terrible tbh main issue is HomeKit losing them which is a HomeKit problem as the sensors are still on the cygnett app

    • revmacca on 10/04/2021 - 20:42
      +2

      My bad, I thought it was $40, looks like I paid $90!!

      • starburstyellow on 11/04/2021 - 00:38

        LOL dang.. least cheaper than deal at least. So you dont feel too bad :D

  • bargaino on 10/04/2021 - 20:45
    +1

    What a joke!
    Specs do not even state if these are Zigbee, RF or something else. Will they all be landfill when their server shuts down?
    Compatible with any other systems?

    See this post from last year:

    https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/526313

    Better to get Amazon Echo. That seems to be the future. Smart-things hub looked good, but has been killed.

    • tyme on 10/04/2021 - 21:36

      They apparently use Zigbee but aren't listed on https://zigbee.blakadder.com/ so not really a confident buy even if you were going to throw away the gateway.

      As for the Echo, that's still a device you don't have full control over that functions based on WIFI and their proprietary apps.
      If you want an actual "hub" that's not going to become landfill when support is dropped, consider any of the dozens of Zigbee adapters that function offline without a reliance on a company's app.

      • bargaino on 10/04/2021 - 21:49

        The Echo (not Dot) now has a built-in Zigbee hub, as did the earlier Echo Plus.

        I use a Hue hub for my lights, have been playing with a Smartthing hub, and really should learn Home Assistant :)

        • tyme on 11/04/2021 - 08:42

          I know Echo has Zigbee built-in and I think it has a good value proposition for people getting into Smart Home stuff.
          Just if you're concerned about services going down, as big as Amazon is there's always the chance your Echo will be sunset one day.
          Brands as big as Philips have sunset their older hubs and Sonos were going to drop support for their older smart speaker too.

          The good news is if you invest in Zigbee hardware if that ever happened you could just reset those devices and pair to your new Zigbee hub.

  • C0mbat on 10/04/2021 - 20:45

    I was looking at this the other day as I'm really interested to know how good these are for turning on heaters and air conditioning units based on temperature. Anyone got one for that purpose?

  • StiSupafly on 10/04/2021 - 20:58
    +2

    10000% do NOT recommend this kit.. Stand alone stuff like their Smart plugs work fine - but anything connecting to this hub is just unbelievably un-reliable! Also its terrible as an A/C remote (when it actually works). Also I got mine for $89 at Big W

  • Goliathus on 10/04/2021 - 22:42

    This is garbage, half of them didn't function with Google assistant, ones that did had way less functionality compared to other smart devices. Save you're money.

  • sumukh on 10/04/2021 - 23:05

    Had bought this for about $89 using the good guys deal mainly for the sensors. Connected to home assistant via home kit integration.

    They work OK for most part, though the smart button has some delays. Not yet tried connecting directly to HA with a zigbee adapter, if I can get that working then the speed issue should be resolved.

    Also that good guys had the individual sensors on sale for $19 each, so good use of the concierge credit.

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