oh no ming lee knows when I turn off my lights

>implying there isn't tiny microphones hidden in them

They can hear how many bugs are buzzing in your light fixtures

@Cad theyre great

no hub, direct lan access

all wifi though so make sure you don't use a trash ap

@Cole actually taking my remark seriously <:smug:589103776699252887>

@Tribit it was a joke

@Tribit Hello

You just repeated my joke

@Matthew hi

nice, I need to get some yeetlights

I have some of the RGB lights, they're good

no hub is very tempting

But I literally never use the RGB, so I could have just gotten the normal ones

Yeet your life

yeeeaaaaaah but the rgb bulbs were only $2 more

like I know I won't use the rgb function

at all

Any phones with dual SD cards?

What on earth are you using that much storage space for

shit I'd use rgb

can you control the light intensity in other ways than the phone?

it has Alexa and google home integration

IFTT too

all of what you said still means phone to me

ikea bulbs for example have a remote like this https://www.ikea.com/PIAimages/0609380_PE684491_S5.JPG?f=s

>He doesn't have Alexa constantly listening in his home

get a load of this fag

My brother in law has both an Alexa and a Google home

I dont know why

Twice the listening in capabilities

I just turned on my Chinese smart light actually

Wifi, dimmable. Works with my Google home. All the rgb colors

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@Cole I have all my lights connected to Home Assistant

yeelight allows for direct LAN control so setting everything up takes mere minutes

I've looked into IKEA's tradfri but for my usecase (multiple bulbs + HASS support) I'd either have to go all DIY with a zigbee usb receiver or buy the additional $40 hub

figured yeelight was a better option since I already had two

yes yes but this assumes you already have a smart home system, I don't and I don't want to set one up

as far as I looked there is no physical remote such as the IKEA one