Spaylia

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[–] Spaylia@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago

I would guess CC1352 is the older cheaper whereas CC2652 is the more powerful one?

[–] Spaylia@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago (2 children)

Does it work well? No disconnection or anything?

[–] Spaylia@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago (1 children)

By any chance, would you have a Sync Box that's working too?

[–] Spaylia@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago (1 children)

Ah yes, it needs to be HomeKit certified. Would there be a generic Zigbee bridge that's HomeKit certified?

[–] Spaylia@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago

Your first two options listed are simply ZigBee coordinators, not "hubs": you'd need to run ZHA or ZigBee2mqtt on a computer

So a coordinator requires a software to interface it, whereas a hub is standalone (given that it has an app or something)?

 

Hi,

Philips will soon require an account to use their shitty app so I'd like to move away from them. I also have a few IKEA Tradfri stuff.

I look around on this sub and a few others and it seems like these are the best options:

I think a hub is better than a dongle so I don't have to use Home Assistant and I can keep using HomeKit as before. If I have to, I don't mind Home Assistant but it was very clunky when I tried it a few years ago, not sure how it evolved.

Although here are my criteria:

  • It must not require an account,
  • I'd love something that works with the Hue Sync Box. Is it realistic? Maybe with hass-emulated-hue? I don't mind replacing it if there's something as good,
  • It'd be nice to be able to use HomeKit.

Feel free to share your experiences!