I have been using smart sockets and Alexa for a good while now.
I find it to really handy, as the majority of my plugs are inaccessible.
I started off with just a fan, and now I have numerous items that's can be controlled by voice, and It's pretty awesome.
My 4 bass shaker amps and phone / tablet chargers are all on one plug controlling a power brick, I can often be heard shouting Alexa "shake it off " when I am no longer in need of them.
I now have three fans on the rig all controlled by Alexa, my PSU for my DD2 is also on one as is my new Monitor and PC, allowing me to kill the power when I still need other stuff on the same circuits.
I have a LED light strip "Alexa strip off"
and a LED bulb great for changing the mood in the room
My powered USB hub also on one, so I do have this bright LEDs when I'm trying to sleep, also my rev counter as I don't always need it.
I have found them really useful and was wondering if I'm a bit of a soloist ?
Just interested.
I find it to really handy, as the majority of my plugs are inaccessible.
I started off with just a fan, and now I have numerous items that's can be controlled by voice, and It's pretty awesome.
My 4 bass shaker amps and phone / tablet chargers are all on one plug controlling a power brick, I can often be heard shouting Alexa "shake it off " when I am no longer in need of them.
I now have three fans on the rig all controlled by Alexa, my PSU for my DD2 is also on one as is my new Monitor and PC, allowing me to kill the power when I still need other stuff on the same circuits.
I have a LED light strip "Alexa strip off"
and a LED bulb great for changing the mood in the roomMy powered USB hub also on one, so I do have this bright LEDs when I'm trying to sleep, also my rev counter as I don't always need it.
I have found them really useful and was wondering if I'm a bit of a soloist ?
Just interested.
