Re: Accessible smart devices

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Re: Accessible smart devices

Well I have an Echo as well and that was completely independant for me to set up and  I don't have a talking thermostat although that would not be a bad idea, however mine does well, and with my hearing problems,  I don't think it'd be too wise to have one that talks knowing I may not be able to hear it.Any experience with a Logitech Harmony Hub?  That's one thing I'd like to try, and  smart blinds, door locks, etc etc, which I don't have any of those yet

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Re: Accessible smart devices

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Re: Accessible smart devices

I use the Talking Universal Programmable Thermostat 3000, it does require that a sighted person install it, but after it is installed, it is fully accessible without needing anything else like a smart phone app.I also have an Amazon echo, since it is 99% voice operated with no displays of any kind, other than colored lights which aren't required to use it, it is fully accessible. It does require a mobile app to set it up and to do some things the the Echo itself can't do. The other 1% that isn't voice activated are two buttons on the top of it which are rarely needed..I could go on and on but whether I should or not depends on your definition of what a smart device is. So, until I have a better idea of what fits and what doesn't, I'll stop there.

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