Logitech POP

response required

I’ve configured two different sets of POP buttons - one to work with IFTTT and the other with HomeKit. This app’s poor usability made the process confusing and frustrating in both cases. However, I stuck with it, figured out what needed, and have been very happy with the buttons. Logitech might have a real winner with the buttons if they improved the usability of this setup app.

response required

First off, I want to say this is an amazing product overall - the rating I gave is directly tethered to the app itself. Not the hardware or experience when you get it working. The app will NOT let you convert your device to HomeKit - despite it having the feature to do so. The app is horribly laid out, and very confusing. Even more so when you compare to the simplicity of the Apple HomeKit interface. If you add the device with this app first but intend to use HomeKit, prepare to lose at least 20 minutes, as you will need to perform a factory reset on the bridge & button(s) to set it back up in HomeKit. Lastly, if you add directly through HomeKit while on your 2.4GHz band of your network - it will be painless and work perfectly. I cannot stress enough how great the end result is - you get to control any HomeKit device by the touch of a button. You can add as many as you like as well, just be sure not to use this app - use HomeKit and if you add a button, simply tap the Birdge’s button and then your add-on button and it will automatically appear in the Apple Home app. Great product - horrible app.

Just got my buttons set up. Now I can lock my front door, turn on lights and start music all with the same button. Setup was a breeze, love these little things. Just wish there was an option for custom button colors to match my living room.

I love the whole entire concept of the switch controlling different smart devices with a simple different types of press of the buttons. But there’s one thing that I can not be able to do and that is log into the application

response required

The physical button is handy and works well. But running under iOS 12 although the app gives an indicator line displaying the set brightness, it has no slider to change it, even though the same app when installed under an earlier version of iOS (in my case v9 on a very old iPad) has a prominent slider that works. Very strange, very frustrating, very puzzling given Logitech’s usual excellence.