Would it work in a Smart ForTwo?
947814
Can't imagine that it wouldn't unless the visor is so unusually tiny that the bands are loose and the plastic sun guard is too big. You could always cut the guard and double wrap the bands in a pinch. Once you order they will contact you to ask what kind of car you have.
1290517
Yes, especially if it does NOT already have bluetooth. If it does already have bluetooth, it will work, but it might take a little finagling!
86615
I did not have much success getting these units to pair with my SmartThings. I ended up returning them and purchased the SmartThings Multi instead. Your mileage may vary and you may be more clever, and more savvy than me so if the price differential or features are better it may be worth it. Personally, I've recently been having better success installing 3rd party items with my SmartThings so I'm hopeful, but I just couldn't get these devices to work at the time.
1396529
I don't know for sure, I have a Smartthing bridge and it works great with it, sorry I couldn't help more
160048
No, Insteon devices are not currently compatible with SmartThings, and the company has no plans to add Insteon support. A few users with the older SmartLink (no longer sold) have managed to get a few individual devices working, so your mileage may vary if you have one and you're willing to tinker with the code a bit. Otherwise I'd suggest going with another sensor or something like Revolv if you're not invested in SmartThings yet.
878573
It would work and don't forgert like I did...well I really did not forget..I did not know...you need a wireless keypad and wireless mouseIt would work and be very functionalMaria
1775945
The Isound will work with any device that produces and receives a Bluetooth signal. There are so many ways to configure SMART TV's nowadays it just depends on the type of TV you own.
1434215
I do not think so. This device only works a secondary controller, not with ip gateway like adt pulse. I had same problem with smartthings hub
559449
I would assume so, as long as you have the proper plug/power adapter.... but like the other reviewer said.... it's not the greatest product. Mine works, but the way it's designed (the way the buttons function, etc.) is very counter intuitive and not user friendly.
215964
Not this device, but there is hope - but not in THIS product, but its successors and its successors competitors - in 2015 (delayed from April to late 2015) the 2nd Gen of the SmartThings Hub is due to come out (around the time non-cloud solutions like Vera also update) with a version that 'should' allow the logic to run 'on the hub' - so that the control capabilities will be up even when the network/cloud/Samsung's servers are down. If they pull that off (to catch up to the Vera in that regard) then that SmartThings Hub 2.0 will be worth considering
1031192
Yes, it will work, if smartthings has not added full compatibility to it yet, then you will need to follow this github link to get it working with 4 controlable access points: https://github.com/notoriousbdg/SmartThings.Aeon-Labs-Smart-Strip
40416
Yes. We personally have smartthings and love it. You can customize it how you like and there are tons of devices that it supports
86618
Yes. I had no issues connecting these to my Smart Things hub. I simply went to the add device screen, and pulled the plastic tab on the back of the sensor, waited a few seconds, and it appeared under &lt;Other Devices&gt; as a Z-Wave Door/Window Sensor.
839888
I hooked up one to mine. Io gear wireless, it worked fine but it's kind of a waste of a keyboard
1610992
yes , i used in Samsung Smart tv, and is a piece of sh........... don,t respond to my movements and the coursor goen in all directions.
1382189
I believe it would. I think the requirement is Bluetooth capable, not the smart phone technology
1796239
Probably. It depends on the device. It will work with most Z Wave and Zigbee based devices. Wink supports these too and some additional types of wireless things that are not supported by ST.