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- čas přidán 15. 08. 2022
- First Smart Home Device You Need : The SwitchBot Curtain Rod 2 ! This is a simple product which will help you to get up in the morning.
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It would be annoying to charge.
Can buy a solar panel for the 3rd version
Not if you know how to do it. Attach the cord to the nearby wall and hide it and leave it plugged into curtain. Then just simply plug the other end into an outlet when needed. Hide when not needed. Not that hard or annoying. You should be doing this with all your cords anyways. Be organized, people.
You could probably even wire it into an existing circuit and just ditch the battery function. That's a big fat maybe though.
Nope. The new one has a solar panel. Also, no more annoying than charging everything else people charge on a daily basis.
Unless that charge lasts 365 days there’s no shot I’d buy this
This model is a little older. The one I have has a solar panel. I never have to charge it.
Where can I buy this ?
I like the part where you showed how the actually work
He didn’t show how it actually operates lol😂😂
How do i get it?
charging curtain servos, that's what I missed in my life!
It's neat, but I feel like opening all of the curtains in the morning and closing them at night is therapeutic in some sort of weird way.
I need one I have adhd and I always forget to open and close.
How does it work
Would’ve made sense if there was a solar panel
There is a solar panel. This is an older model.
My curtains feel offended by this video
Does this device need a smart home hub (like Alexa) or can it be used on its own via Bluetooth or remote?
nope
i had one it got broken itself , the motor is not solid
Thanks looked gimmicky but thanks for the heads up not worth the money if I can’t keep it for at least several yrs
it didn't last 6 months , and used just few times
@@topprogrammingtv had same issue with Switchbot's blind tilt product. Motor went out on the first night. Shame...
@maxime9897 the plastic inside is a bad quality, 70 usd went to the earth
It doesn't close them properly.
You didn't install it properly.
@@jaydouglas8845😂😂😂
Humans 🤦🏻♂️ find comfort in almost everything??
It’s just one unit per curtain side?
Yes correct, one for each sides :)
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What if I want the curtains to open in an opptooate way. Like the right one should open from right corner to the center and the left one from the left side to the center.@@ReidProjects
Link?
Here it is :)
ca.switch-bot.com/products/switchbot-curtain-rod2?sca_ref=2303065.DLA8WXlXbz&sca_source=youtube
I want one ❤
Annoying when those curtains don’t actually close!!
What makes your home smarter may not make you smarter yourself.
That comment definitely was not smart.
@@jaydouglas8845 May you elaborate?
So u need 2 per curtain. I have not 1 piece fabric curtain its like in this video 2 poeces who meet at the center to close
No. you need one per curtain.
@@jaydouglas8845 how?
Turn "dumb" curtains into lazy sh*t
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You don't live in a house that is large enough or has windows large enough to make these worth their while. It's okay. Life Goals. I find these incredibly useful.
Ok im not that lazy and the product is worthless...just a power wastage..
I would appreciate your opinion. When you live in a house as large as mine, with windows as large as mine, these become incredibly useful and time saving. You just sound jealous.
@@jaydouglas8845 jealous really 😂 do you have a house in 5 acres land...? How big it is actually..that you cant move your ass..
@@jaydouglas8845 im not jealous bro, im just not lazy as these people...i too have all the things at my home but operating manually...and i dont feel to automate them...not because of maintenance and its not like i cant buy automation systems..automations helpful at certain times but curtains really 😂...and it's not like im the only one opposing it in the comments section...
Lazyness at its finest. Its faster to close it by hand
true, but in some cases i think it's fair (ignoring the poor quality of this device). for example, im trying to design a better remote control whole curtain system for a hole in my wall thats 8 feet off the ground so closing them by hand is not an option really
These are good for double height ceilings
Speed is not the point. This one flew right over your head. You put more effort into your comment than actually thinking about the practical use of this device and who might find it helpful. Maybe, maybe one day you will have a home where these make sense. A significant portion of one side of my house is nothing but large windows, almost like a car dealership, that provides a panoramic view of the back porch, pool, and yard. This device (the SwitchBot 3 actually), is incredibly useful and faster than me running around trying to pull back and tie off 8 giant curtains from the windows.
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