…avoidance. 2 x Front IR laser line sensors (object avoidance). 1 x Right side IR edge sensor (edge detection on the right side). 4 x cliff sensors. Carpet/hard floor ultrasonic sensor. Automatic vacuum boost sensor. 180° Bumper sensor. Microphones for Google, Alexa, and Siri voice commands. Add to this Dreame’s…
…6E, BT 5.2 and NFC. 1877.4 x 1145.2 x 304.9 mm x 53.4kg with stand (65/75” are smaller) and 600 x 400 VESA wall mount. Bixby or Alexa support First Impression – 85” is impressive Aussies love big TVs, and while 65” is now considered standard, new buyers are measuring…
…worrying about exposure to the elements. Compatible with Google Home and Amazon Alexa. The camera seamlessly integrates into your smart home ecosystem, allowing for effortless control and convenience. Plus, with an integrated spotlight and siren, you can enhance your security measures and deter potential threats effectively. As an added bonus,…
…5.2/Chromecast/Airplay 2 It has NFC Tap sound and can support Chromecast audio and AirPlay 2. Active Voice amplifier and SpaceFit Not tested, but one helps cancel sound, and the other tries to map the room and change audio behaviour. Voice Alexa is built-in – Bixby is not. Google Home speaker…
…but Sonos and LG lead in the clear voice stakes. BT – Pass It is BT 5.2 with an SBC 16-bit/44,100Hz codec. It has NFC tap to play and is one-way Rx (receive only). You cannot connect BT speakers to it. Voice and Apps – Pass It supports Bixby, Alexa,…
…have not analysed it yet. If you use Alexa, you are subject to that policy. LG has a Privacy Policy, Terms of Use, LG Channels policy, Viewing information agreement, Voice Information agreement, Interest-based Advertising agreement, Who, What, When, Where agreement, and Smart TV policy. We expect these to be nested…
…to use a phone. Amazon (fortunately, its terms are relatively benign) has 15 different privacy policies and tens of thousands of words to use Alexa and its products. Has the world gone mad? Google, on the other hand, has one simple English policy for all interactions with it. Read Can…
…advertisers to laser focus on their target markets (based on Amazon’s shopping history). Overall, the terms are benign and subject to US and Australian law. Alexa and Alexa Device Terms If you use or access Alexa, you agree to the following terms: Alexa Terms of Use Amazon Conditions of Use…
…Wi-Fi. Create a Guest Portal for free Wi-Fi at a business. Guest Network with timer, bandwidth limiter and band selection. Kids Network (content and block network scheduling). IoT Network – WPA off, 2.4GHz only. VPN Network. Voice Assist – Pass Alexa or Google can control this. Commands are limited to:…
…that have occasional Wi-Fi connection like basements or yards. 11) Compatibility with other Devices – Google Home, Amazon Alexa, Apple Home Integration with other devices and smart home platforms enhances the functionality and convenience of your security system. Arlo’s cameras are compatible with a wide range of devices and platforms,…
…optimisation. Easy Mesh compatible for simple expansion. HomeShield Trial (subscription after that). Voice Assistants – Google Home and Alexa. Comprehensive web interface (all expected advanced settings) and TP-Link Tether App. Consumer Advice: Router or Mesh? All Wi-Fi has a finite circular transmission limit. The 2.4GHz band (now mainly used by…
…10m). Wi-Fi 5 AC 2.4/5Ghz half-duplex – Pass This is solely for firmware updates and to enable Google or Alexa Home control using an external speaker. Using the soundbar as a multi-room speaker, you can stream higher-resolution sound over Wi-Fi. Chromecast and Apple AirPlay 2 – Pass+ Both are supported…