I would love to have smart shades in my bedroom, but it would be better if more companies developed a motor that could be adapted to your existing shades/blinds. The options right now are limited. Great review though, very informative!
Have you seen Soma Smart Shade adapters? They’re compact, battery operated, and come with a solar cell to recharge the battery. This makes the adapter virtually maintenance free, which is good for shades on high windows or a large set of windows.
@@JavierJimenezB I’ve seen a few different retro fit options, but one of the biggest down sides I’ve seen so far is that the motors in them are pretty loud. How’s the sound on the ones you went with?
These Do Seem Fabulous 🙂, But we Have to get Replacement Windows Throughout First. Probably this Spring. Will save This, For Afterwards. Thanks Josh, JaneLee 🕊️ - in Suburban Philadelphia (Where a Snowstorm is expected on Sunday 🌨️ ❄️)
You can still see a little line of light on the blinds themselves, but light doesn't actually come through the blinds themselves, if that makes sense. - Josh
The control of Serena Shades are based on Lutron Caseta which integrates with Samsung SmartThings. On the Serena Smart Shades website www.serenashades.com/, scroll down to “The Most Connected Smart Shades” You’ll see they are compatible with SmartThings
If I'm paying over $1400 for blinds, I'd expect one of their associates to come clean them once a week.
If I had the money I would love to get them.
I would love to have smart shades in my bedroom, but it would be better if more companies developed a motor that could be adapted to your existing shades/blinds. The options right now are limited. Great review though, very informative!
Have you seen Soma Smart Shade adapters? They’re compact, battery operated, and come with a solar cell to recharge the battery. This makes the adapter virtually maintenance free, which is good for shades on high windows or a large set of windows.
@@davidscbirdsall Thanks! I ended up buying those. So far they're perfect for me.
@@JavierJimenezB I’ve seen a few different retro fit options, but one of the biggest down sides I’ve seen so far is that the motors in them are pretty loud. How’s the sound on the ones you went with?
For that price they should be able to move up and down.
I got two windows I can't get to easily, a set of these blinds was almost a cool g note. Even though the price was high they work real real good
Is there any blinds that can be raised or lowered via Smart Control with my dumb blinds I raise or lower them every so often
These Do Seem Fabulous 🙂,
But we Have to get Replacement Windows Throughout First.
Probably this Spring.
Will save This, For Afterwards.
Thanks Josh,
JaneLee 🕊️ - in Suburban Philadelphia
(Where a Snowstorm is expected on Sunday 🌨️ ❄️)
I appreciate you said they let in a little light through the holes, but when fully closed, is light let in through the slats?
You can still see a little line of light on the blinds themselves, but light doesn't actually come through the blinds themselves, if that makes sense. - Josh
Thanks for the Video. When I connected these to my HomeKit can I use German voice to access them?
but is it worth it tho...is it that hard to manually do bllinds vs the cost of these things?
Can you please do more like this I need one with a roll
Ikea sell roller blinds
Looks like wood blinds are not apple HomeKit compatible :(
They are nice but very expensive. $500-1000 for each blind...
Do these work with SmartThings
The control of Serena Shades are based on Lutron Caseta which integrates with Samsung SmartThings. On the Serena Smart Shades website www.serenashades.com/, scroll down to “The Most Connected Smart Shades” You’ll see they are compatible with SmartThings
Your voice sounds good on my sub
nice video~dear
would u like to review zemismart blind?www.amazon.com/gp/product/B094XSVV2W
They're nice... but a pain to clean
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Is kinda silly and a waste of money imo