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Meross has announced a new version of its MS600 presence sensor that’s now battery-powered, so installation isn’t limited to places where you can camouflage a power cord. A single CR123A battery powers the new MS605 presence sensor for up to three years. Battery life may be reduced in high-traffic areas if the sensor is activated more frequently. It’s available for preorder now through Meross’…

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Disclaimer: recensione non sponsorizzata, le lampade me le sono comprate e Meross probabilmente non vedrà mai questo blog… Non sono un fan delle lampadine smart per il loro limite di essere comunque collegate ad un interruttore fisico che se spento le rende inutilizzabili. Inoltre se si vuole un minimo di controllo manuale bisogna affidarle a switch programmabili che non sempre consentono di…

Are my lightbulbs phoning home?

Just lately I’ve been getting into home automation. No, not with ESP8266s and lots of soldering and programming – that comes next. I mean the easy way, by buying smart lightbulbs and switches. We have an old, dark house, which means we use a lot of lamps. Every morning, in the living room alone, we’d go around switching on seven lamps or power strips. During the day, some of these would need to…

Meross Smart Wi-Fi Garage Door Opener review: A budget price makes this system worth the setup hassles

Bringing your garage door into your smart home isn’t the simplest process, nor is it the cheapest: Many smart garage door systems—our top pick, the Chamberlain myQ, notwithstanding—will run you $100 or more. And then there’s the hassle of climbing around on a ladder in your garage and dealing with some often janky wiring. Meross doesn’t do much about the installation headaches—in fact, it’s one…