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Chris Badenhorst says:

Very informative
Great video brother

Steve Barajas says:

Good video. I was on the fence on buying this. Your video convinced me not to. Way to complex for first time user. And your right it needs to have rules and modes pre-installed.

BigTasteXL says:

Thanks for this decent information. Now I know that I better don’t order a Hubitat.

Charlie Phree says:

I'm coming from wink ,now that they are a subscription service they have to go . as i research my new options I believe hubitat this is the one, its been a year since you put this video out , and they have just recently made an announcement that the Habitat C-7 will be coming out soon. could this be that unicorn your in search of ? will you be so lucky to get your hands on an early release

David Phillips says:

A viable open-source alternative is Openhab. Runs on many platforms – Windows, OS-X, Raspberry Pi, Linux – is a self-contained server environment with an option for cloud control. Has bindings for a vast array of interfaces and devices. It too has a steep learning curve, not for the faint-hearted, but for those that want to get elbow-deep in Home Automation (and who doesn't?) it's loads of fun; and frustration. I have mine talking to zigbee, z-wave, wifi, nest, Apple Homekit, Hue, Alexa and Google Home – however, my thoughts do turn to if/when I ever sell our home and how to make it the home automation as seamless as possible for the purchaser with something more commercial – and Hubitat may be an option as a direct, relatively straightforward swap out.

Anup B. says:

All the downsides you spoke of on Hubitat are already loaded local control on the Vera Controls hub and I’ve used for years so I’m not convinced on this device Hubitat have some work to do.

Boyan Tchorbadjiev says:

Let's hope Habitat watches your review and improves.

Robert Young says:

unfortunately a year later they've bumped this up to $130!!!

Moko Lokoa says:

Jezz just use https://www.domoticz.com/ raspberry pi and all of the same stuff as here…. free open source

Reg Gole says:

You have a gift my friend. May you become wildly rich!

robert m says:

Will this work with, merkury smart equipment and lights? They have an app called geeni.

I.T Mann says:

The internet of things !. All can be hacked .! Buyer beware !. If you examine the lines of code within the software you will be amazed to find that data is being sent to a company somewhere abroad, and that was for one of those robotic lawnmowers made in a certain country. It’s all the same, they are not all secure. Where is the cloud ? just a connected hard drive abroad. Who is looking at your data ?, what do they know about your location ?. Yes I know we all love this connected home idea, but is it all that practicable and secure ?. Not always. So many standards, setup complicated, more and more of those awful ubiquitous apps !. Who wants all this overtly complicated stuff ?. what’s wrong with a light switch ? or door handle ? or a key ?. It’s all a fad, and of course hundreds of companies all boasting their system is easy. They all want your data, followed by “ clickbait”. Don’t get me wrong, I like modern tech, but down the road you will always find a news story about a tech provider whose “ internet of things “ gadget is unsecured. They need to make a profit, so you will always find that from an engineering point of view that those devices are mass produced abroad with cheap components, and unsecured software. Very few companies offer a totally secure device made with the best engineered components, and if they do it comes at a price. Just be aware of what you are actually buying into, how useful is it ?, and do you really need it ?.