The thread boarder router inside eero router simply does not make any sense. In theory it would only allow controling to those thread devices from the local network, but not from outside of home (this is what proper ecosystems like apple homekit, samsung smartthings, google home, support).
This is a joke. There is definitely more to it than simply toggling on the "Thread" switch in the Eero app. I've done so, and my Nanoleaf still shows "no network found". There is more work to do to set this up, and AFAICT it requires configurations outside of either the Nanoleaf or Eeero app. All I've found is that they need to be "linked" somehow, though I still haven't figured out how. So yeah strictly enabling Thread may be simple, but if you can't connect anything to it what's the point?
Nanoleaf bulbs ( prior to the Matter versions ) are for Apple Homekit only. Therefore you need a Homekit Hub with Thread. Eero's are not Homekit Hubs they are only Homekit compatible.
Does this mean I can connect matter via thread devices to the eero pros and control them with HomeKit? If so, that would be awesome 😮
So once it’s turned on, that’s it? All devices auto communicate? Can I see thread traffic on my eero app?
FYI Thread can't be used if the Eero is in bridge mode.
Unfortunately does not integrate yet on HomeKit Thread network. We’ll need to wait for matter being released finally. Great video anyway
Yep, it's disappointing on the Homekit front, but good to see Amazon adding this to the Eero 6 lineup. Thanks for watching!
The thread boarder router inside eero router simply does not make any sense. In theory it would only allow controling to those thread devices from the local network, but not from outside of home (this is what proper ecosystems like apple homekit, samsung smartthings, google home, support).
Thread is not working with eve sensor
You don't talk about dfs that got added too
This is a joke. There is definitely more to it than simply toggling on the "Thread" switch in the Eero app. I've done so, and my Nanoleaf still shows "no network found". There is more work to do to set this up, and AFAICT it requires configurations outside of either the Nanoleaf or Eeero app. All I've found is that they need to be "linked" somehow, though I still haven't figured out how.
So yeah strictly enabling Thread may be simple, but if you can't connect anything to it what's the point?
Nanoleaf bulbs ( prior to the Matter versions ) are for Apple Homekit only. Therefore you need a Homekit Hub with Thread. Eero's are not Homekit Hubs they are only Homekit compatible.