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Chamberlain myQ Smart Garage Door Opener Wi-Fi Garage Hub w/ Smartphone Control (myQ-G0401-ES, White) on sale for
$16.98.
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Chamberlain MyQ offers a subscription for connecting your device to smart home services such as IFTTT, & Google assistant. The subscription will allow you to automate various features with your smart devices. The cost for this subscription will be $1 a month or $10 a year. Although Amazon Key, Nest, & Xinfinity home integration does not require a subscription and can be integrated for free.
Apart from integrating chamberlain Myq to smart home services such as IFTTT & Google assistant, chamberlain's other features are completely free. This includes using the chamberlain app to check your garage history to see at what times were your garage open & closed as well as if it was left open. You will be able to add an alert to set your garage on a timer if it is left open for a time chosen by you say 5 minutes it will automatically close on its own. The app will also allow you to open and close your garage remotely.
Premium Services That Require Monthly Fee
Connect MyQ To Google Home Assistant
Connect MyQ To IFTTT
Connect MyQ To Alpine Connect
Connect MyQ To Clare Controls
Connect MyQ To Eve For Tesla
Need another sensor, its cheaper to pick this up then just the sensor.
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I won't go into a big spiel on this but after having one of the black models work forever, and it then NOT work on a new opener despite Chamberlain saying it would, then giving me the runaround on support, I got a meross unit and haven't looked back.
I'm not a fan that the sensors uses coin cell batteries unless it can last over a year at least.
If it craps out on me again, I'll rip it out and replace with the Meross opener.
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I was so frustrated that I hooked up an Aladdin Connect to my brand new MyQ-equipped Chamberlain. MyQ sucks by comparison.
As for the subscription fee, one does exist but it is only needed if you plan on hooking your garage door up to a supported 3rd party app.
I'm not a fan that the sensors uses coin cell batteries unless it can last over a year at least.
The old MyQ was garbage, inconsistently worked. Battery didn't last long on the sensor before I had to change it.
The DIY solution worked okay and integrated with Alexa but you had to set up a numerical code it would ask you for anytime you opened the door. At first I used the previously installed MyQ sensor and MyQ app to know whether the door was up or down and eventually just relied on a Wyze cam in the garage to verifiy that the door status.
Then I bought the Meross with the hard-wired sensor which worked okay, definitely more reliable than the original MyQ. It would integrate with Google and you could open the door with a spoken numerical code.
I bought this latest version of MyQ in April and it's been the most reliable and easiest to install of any option so far. The only issue is it doesn't allow you to open the door with google or alexa even with a code. The subscription only allows you to close the door, not open it unless something has changed or someone knows a work around.
I prefer this latest MyQ even though I have to use the app to operate the door mostly because of the reliability.
THIS IS WRONG (as pointed out below), you CAN choose a notification time up to 24 hours long! Still no Alexa integration though
So, in trying to seek a solution, I went with Nexx brand of garage openers. They I believe are universal type of openers that works by connecting two wires to the push button terminals of your existing garage opener. So for those who can't use the MyQ, there are other options like Nexx to consider. Their customer service is very responsive and get back to you via email pretty quickly.
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