a) not toys, and b) very little.And how much do these toys consume themselves?
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I'd be interested to hear more about that - have a couple of their Switch units and the one annoying thing is that I can't send commands to them from a Raspberry Pi.I have a dozen or so of the Switch units and they work well. I think I got most for about $35 each. I also have a software bridge I did that allows control from software on Windows, macOS, and other non iOS platforms.
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If I understand correctly, Lutron Caseta requires a hub, which adds $80 or so (the iDevices units are all standalone, talk directly to HomeKit) - if you're doing the whole house, Lutron is likely a better choice; if you only want one or two outlets/switches, iDevices may be competitive.Lutron Caseta is ~$50 a switch, it's dimmable, HomeKit compatible and has been around for a while/well-reviewed.
Why on earth would you pay $99?