Nah, you don’t need QR codes. Just scan the tracking number.Probably, integrate QR code reading software to the Ring, and the Amazon door lock thingy and youve got an integrated solution that lets you watch your parcels being delivered.
Nah, you don’t need QR codes. Just scan the tracking number.Probably, integrate QR code reading software to the Ring, and the Amazon door lock thingy and youve got an integrated solution that lets you watch your parcels being delivered.
Unbelievable.
I chose a Ring Pro simply because they are the industry leader on this thing and HomeKit support was a no-brainer for them to support, even though they had done nothing but say "It's coming!" for literally 2 years now.
Now that Amazon has them, am I *really* supposed to believe their crap still? They were on very thin ice with regards to delivering what their customers were asking for, and this honestly looks like it will be the final nail in the coffin for HomeKit support. They can say "I promise!" all they want but it's worth nothing at this point.
Crap. I have a Ring Pro and I’m happy with it, but not too happy with Amazon’s acquisition.
Nest is coming out with one, but since it’s owned by Google, there’s no way in hell HomeKit support will be added.
Any other solutions? Doesn’t look like it...
They are probably buying for Rings patents. You think amazon couldn’t come up with a ring of their own? Money is in intellectual property
Crap. I have a Ring Pro and I’m happy with it, but not too happy with Amazon’s acquisition.
Nest is coming out with one, but since it’s owned by Google, there’s no way in hell HomeKit support will be added.
Any other solutions? Doesn’t look like it...
Hi kids. Remember early hardware adopters are like the “pre orders” for video games. Cause once they got your money and made you wait past the really short refund time what are you gonna do?Unbelievable.
I chose a Ring Pro simply because they are the industry leader on this thing and HomeKit support was a no-brainer for them to support, even though they had done nothing but say "It's coming!" for literally 2 years now.
Now that Amazon has them, am I *really* supposed to believe their crap still? They were on very thin ice with regards to delivering what their customers were asking for, and this honestly looks like it will be the final nail in the coffin for HomeKit support. They can say "I promise!" all they want but it's worth nothing at this point.
Without a range of Apple branded products, HomeKit will slowly die as Amazon and Google corner the market.
Not sure what’s the advantage of homekit is for this? I see notification click on it goes to the app to view the live feed.
Then Google will rule Amazon.Wow, this surprises me. Love RING products. Amazon will rule the world someday it seems.
I was just thinking over the weekend when I got one that I wished Apple would buy them.
Unbelievable.
I chose a Ring Pro simply because they are the industry leader on this thing and HomeKit support was a no-brainer for them to support, even though they had done nothing but say "It's coming!" for literally 2 years now.
Now that Amazon has them, am I *really* supposed to believe their crap still? They were on very thin ice with regards to delivering what their customers were asking for, and this honestly looks like it will be the final nail in the coffin for HomeKit support. They can say "I promise!" all they want but it's worth nothing at this point.
Apple could do better and buy August.
Ring’s products feel and look cheap and overdesigned. They’re the equivalent of Android. August on the other hand, produces beautiful minimalist design. It’s a perfect fit for Apple.
Too late Assa Abloy, one of the world’s largest lock manufacturers, already bought August.
...Ring’s products feel and look cheap and overdesigned. They’re the equivalent of Android. August on the other hand, produces beautiful minimalist design. It’s a perfect fit for Apple.
I agree. The Ring doorbell is a bit tacky.
Personally, I wish Nest hadn’t fallen out with Apple, as their products are beautifully designed right down to the last screw and packaging. I have a Nest thermostat (gorgeous ergonomics, could have been designed by Apple), Nest smoke alarms (ditto) and a Nest outdoor camera (ditto).
I did buy a Ring doorbell a couple of years ago, but it was so tacky I never got round to installing it. The Nest doorbell, on the other hand, looks just as well designed as all the other Nest products. I’ll probably get one of those when it’s released.