Several commenters here are claiming that the Glow lamp locked to a specific color temperature or only does going to sleep not wake up routines. The video seems to directly contradict this. Am I being mislead or are these posters rushing to post "first" before actually consuming the content from Casper?
I do like most things to be HomeKit and Alexa compatible but just like some people prefer the simplicity of switches a physical interface when I'm half asleep feels like it might be perfect. I hate shouting across the room, talking like a robot in sudo code, getting out my phone, or sometimes all three with increasing irritation just to get something slightly different than the pre programed timed routines that cover 80% of uses perfectly.
Nowhere on the page suggests varying color temperature.280 Lumens MAX with 2700K color temperature.
I'm with you. I don't have any smart devices, but if I did, I'd want them all to work in unison. Fragmentation in this arena is simply poor design.Not supporting HomeKit is the kiss of death for this. Why would I want to download another app just to control a night light? I have other lights in the bedroom that are all HomeKit compatible so they all work in unison.
actually the led bulbs start out too bright I find. what I do is use a hugh light strip above the bed facing up it starts ramping up at 10% as thats the lowest they go that ramps up for 15 minutes then a hue bloom pointing up starts then a couple other bulbs do after 10 minutes. this works great to wakeup to. when it is fully dark. I use a app called ihueconnect it seems to ramp up smoothly.Stick a Hue (or similar) bulb in the lamp of your choice. You can go to a lamp store (remember those?) and choose from 100's of lamp designs. There are many ways to program the Hue bulbs for a harmonious wake up/sleep experience (using Phillips or third-party apps), if that floats your boat.
100%. Is it that hard to make it HomeKit compatible? Why do so many vendors not support it?
Am I being mislead or are these posters rushing to post "first" before actually consuming the content from Casper?
That thing is dim. Only 280 Lumens max. Fixed on 2700K. And of course no HomeKit.