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I get that it's called "Slick Deals", but there are far more benefits to this site than just saving money.
I can't speak for the person you were replying to, but even after I already searched Google, I often check in with this community because I trust the information from this community.
When it comes to CERTAIN TOPICS, I trust the knowledge and expertise of the people within this community far more than the random results found on Google.
You all think someone knows this info off the top of their head, possible, but come on, at least try a little.
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If you have interference between 2 different radio bands, you have an issue with your router...the two should not conflict whatsoever as they're on completely different wavelengths that aren't close to each other.
I don't want to make this a router discussion, but your average $40 router from Walmart is garbage in general but even worse when it comes to things like band steering, radios and such.
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If you have interference between 2 different radio bands, you have an issue with your router...the two should not conflict whatsoever as they're on completely different wavelengths that aren't close to each other.
I don't want to make this a router discussion, but your average $40 router from Walmart is garbage in general but even worse when it comes to things like band steering, radios and such.
I completely agree. It's just that the previous bulbs had to be specifically connected to the 2.4 band vs just connected to the wifi. I had the same issues with the garage doors.
You all think someone knows this info off the top of their head, possible, but come on, at least try a little.
What's the point of joining this knowledgeable community, if we are only gonna send people to Google?
I get that it's called "Slick Deals", but there are far more benefits to this site than just saving money.
I can't speak for the person you were replying to, but even after I already searched Google, I often check in with this community because I trust the information from this community.
When it comes to CERTAIN TOPICS, I trust the knowledge and expertise of the people within this community far more than the random results found on Google.
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Some routers require separate SSID's for the 2.4ghz and 5ghz networks whereas others use a singular SSID and auto-steer the device to the proper radio. There is also a client max for the 2.4ghz network and some routers cap this around 40-50. I have 48 different connected devices in my house and a mix of 2.4 and 5ghz but each of my access points can handle up to 200 clients.
But the user that you are being "Snarky" to is apart of THIS community.
They may have already did the research, but wanted input from the community they trust. You have no way of knowing how much research they've done. You and a few others are being "Snarky" based purely on assumptions.
If you didn't like their question, why not just mark as unhelpful and move along?
BTW, the only reason I didn't mark you as unhelpful and move along myself is because you and a few SD's are making this thread very toxic toward a specific user. The user that asked the original question wasn't hurting anyone.
I get that it's called "Slick Deals", but there are far more benefits to this site than just saving money.
I can't speak for the person you were replying to, but even after I already searched Google, I often check in with this community because I trust the information from this community.
When it comes to CERTAIN TOPICS, I trust the knowledge and expertise of the people within this community far more than the random results found on Google.
I get it, having it all here may be useful to some but at least try to look for the info...some of the questions that come up are just pure laziness.
I get that it's called "Slick Deals", but there are far more benefits to this site than just saving money.
I can't speak for the person you were replying to, but even after I already searched Google, I often check in with this community because I trust the information from this community.
When it comes to CERTAIN TOPICS, I trust the knowledge and expertise of the people within this community far more than the random results found on Google.
Cheers,
I have one that is behind our living room tv acting like a mood/accent light. It's blue 90% of the time. When I do our Movie Time scene I have it change colors every 5-10 minutes to give it some "motion". It's totally unnecessary but it's fun.
The other one I have will change to blue when we go to bed and then slowly fade down over the next 2 minutes then turn off. I also have it go red for 2 minutes if the door bell goes off (actually both go red for 2 minutes when this happens).
I also have a scene for middle of the night to turn those 2 on if we need to come downstairs as they can be set to a certain brightness and color to not fully disturb sleep pattersn.
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I've been trying to stick with devises that work with Smartthings for that reason but perhaps my concerns are excessive/unnecessary. Looking for input from someone in IT.