expiredjaimelobo posted Sep 03, 2021 12:56 PM
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expiredjaimelobo posted Sep 03, 2021 12:56 PM
Hubitat Elevation Home Automation C-7 Hub, $115 (Reg $129.95) w/free shipping
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Pick up a Hubitat Elevation Model C-7 home automation hub. Regularly $130, on sale for $115, with code "LABORDAY" through 6 September (possibly 7 September, as both dates are mentioned in the e-mail)
This is their somewhat regular sale price and, although not mentioned in the e-mail, seems to have free expedited shipping, this time around. Not sure if just the U.S. version or applies to others as well.
https://hubitat.com/products
This is their somewhat regular sale price and, although not mentioned in the e-mail, seems to have free expedited shipping, this time around. Not sure if just the U.S. version or applies to others as well.
https://hubitat.com/products
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Pick up a Hubitat Elevation Model C-7 home automation hub. Regularly $130, on sale for $115, with code "LABORDAY" through 6 September (possibly 7 September, as both dates are mentioned in the e-mail)
This is their somewhat regular sale price and, although not mentioned in the e-mail, seems to have free expedited shipping, this time around. Not sure if just the U.S. version or applies to others as well.
https://hubitat.com/products
This is their somewhat regular sale price and, although not mentioned in the e-mail, seems to have free expedited shipping, this time around. Not sure if just the U.S. version or applies to others as well.
https://hubitat.com/products
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Bought one.. thanks OP
Anything magical about it....heard offline automations and local processing is the big items?
Anything magical about it....heard offline automations and local processing is the big items?
I was looking at this too, but didn't SmartThings just release offline automations and local processing as well?
Yes, they did.. sort of?
https://staceyoniot.com/smartthin...nd-diyers/
Yes, they did.. sort of?
https://staceyoniot.com/smartthin...nd-diyers/
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This seemed to have the most bang for buck, manufacturers' support, and a huge community of users. There are some other "local" options and certainly, some of the "brew your own" open-source, Raspberry Pi, etc. things have some advantages. My techie/geeky side was leaning that way, but in the end, I decided the learning and research wasn't worth it and glad I made the decision. Been very happy so far with making the transition to Hubitat.
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No, the PR statement from Samsung states it will be for gen 2 as well.
Yes, they did.. sort of?
https://staceyoniot.com/smartthin...nd-diyers/
Partially agree... but the work involved in switching to another system at this point is far beyond what I'm willing to put in to reprogram everything. When I got into home automation 14 years ago, I spent oodles of time working out bugs and things with Vera... but now... time is money.
I don't have a hub but I have plenty of smart devices that depend on the cloud.
While local automations is a big plus, it lacks in other things unless you pay a monthly subscription. For example device backups. You can back it up, but if you factory reset and restore the backup you lose all your devices and need to configure them again. Or the case that happen to me, twice the devices database got corrupted and I had to re-associate 50+ devices twice.
Over the last year they have had a lot of feature improvements which are nice. Have also released a new hub, but unfortunately didn't really upgrade processor or anything else other than the Z-Wave radio from what I remember. But they are really looking into monetizing it by subscription or selling third party software. Which does limit features unless you pay to play.
In short, it's a really good starter hub or if you need simple automations and not many devices.
While local automations is a big plus, it lacks in other things unless you pay a monthly subscription. For example device backups. You can back it up, but if you factory reset and restore the backup you lose all your devices and need to configure them again. Or the case that happen to me, twice the devices database got corrupted and I had to re-associate 50+ devices twice.
Over the last year they have had a lot of feature improvements which are nice. Have also released a new hub, but unfortunately didn't really upgrade processor or anything else other than the Z-Wave radio from what I remember. But they are really looking into monetizing it by subscription or selling third party software. Which does limit features unless you pay to play.
In short, it's a really good starter hub or if you need simple automations and not many devices.
Offline and api access via local network are my main needs.
Having hass and hubitat working together is pricelessā¦.
I used to all in one hass with zwave/zigbee , but took extra times before adding hubitat for local acess through LAN through hass.
Yeah hubitat UI is ugly ha. But hass UI is very polished on my understanding
Ups is a must to avoid corruption when having black out or flickering. Hubitat must be shut down properly to avoid data corruption
While local automations is a big plus, it lacks in other things unless you pay a monthly subscription. For example device backups. You can back it up, but if you factory reset and restore the backup you lose all your devices and need to configure them again. Or the case that happen to me, twice the devices database got corrupted and I had to re-associate 50+ devices twice.
Over the last year they have had a lot of feature improvements which are nice. Have also released a new hub, but unfortunately didn't really upgrade processor or anything else other than the Z-Wave radio from what I remember. But they are really looking into monetizing it by subscription or selling third party software. Which does limit features unless you pay to play.
In short, it's a really good starter hub or if you need simple automations and not many devices.
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I'm about halfway migrating all my Z-Wave and Zigbee devices. No issues so far.
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