Flic Smart Button White – 3 Pack. Control Lights, Music & More with Push, Double Push, or Hold. Works with Alexa, HomeKit, Matter. Setup via Flic App for iOS & Android. Bluetooth & WiFi Required.

This worked pretty much straight out of the box. Set-up took slightly longer than I thought: to add it to my iPad Pro, I needed to click Add to Phone, but having tried that in the absence of Add to iPad/tablet, it connected easily. I wanted it as a sheet music app page-turner and it does that perfectly well. Having said that, be aware that the three options work the same in any ‘book’ type app. Whether it can be programmed for individual but similar apps, I don’t know, but then what else are you going to be needing it for in such a one. I need it to be fully portable, so BluTack rather than the supplied sticky pad will be the adhesive of choice. Be aware though that you may find it needs reconnecting via the app after a period of non-use, which is a bit of a pain, but could be worse!

These are really good at what they’re meant to do. Very simple to set up and easy to use, as long as you have your phone in your pocket. They work quick, with very minimal pause as the signals go through the various Bluetooth or WiFi networks.

I've been looking for a while for a way to operate my Yale Sync alarm from my motorcycle, and this is perfect. The Yale app isn't compatable with either Android Auto or Apple CarPlay and I wanted to be able to just click a button as I was leaving or returning home from a ride. Set up only took about 10 minutes, and it now, like my alarm, connects directly to Alexa. Simply press the button once when leaving, and my alarm is set. A couple of minuted from home, I then double click the alarm, it opens Alexa, and asks me for the alarm security code. The alarm is then deactivated. As a bonus, because you can use it to create routines, it can also turn on my garage lights for me.

This is absolutely brilliant. I got it to help a relative contact me after surgery. I programmed the button with her phone (I didn’t get a hub, just the app) to send three different texts based on her needs and how urgently she needs help. I am so impressed. The options are so flexible and I’m really pleased I bought it. 100% worth the money! Set up was so easy, the app is clear and it was simple.

I’m pretty sure I did everything right, and I have more Smart Home devices than most people dream about (or have nightmares about, depending on your view on Smart Home devices). I downloaded the Flic app. I created an account I linked the Flic skill in Alexa I had Bluetooth enabled (as per the Flic App’s instruction) I pressed ”+” in the Flic app. I pressed and held the Flic button and the red light flashed Nothing - couldn’t/wouldn’t connect. I put a new battery in the Flic button and repeated the “+” function. Nothing - still couldn’t/wouldn’t connect. I packed up the Flic button, put it back in the box, returned it, deleted the Flic app. I have to say that at £30 a pop, it’s pretty expensive for what it is, so I’m kinda glad it didn’t work. At the same time I’m kinda frustrated that after all this time, it’s still beyond the wit of man (or Flic) to make a device that connects first time and just works. Flic, couldn’t you have implemented it using the “universal” Tuya/Smartlife app?

This is a part of the smart home market that is seriously under represented and when they work, they work great. However the battery life sucks and they quickly go into a hibernation mode to conserve power when they go under a certain level. Given how imoprtant it is to know this is happening you'd think there would be an option to see battery levels like in Smartthings or an alert system like Aqara but sadly neither is available, so you are left with having to press and hold to wake the devices up-triggering a routine before you can press it again to trigger the correct one.

Not suitable for reliable automation and not recommended for people who want to use Alexa as their routine/automation hub. Whilst this button does connect to Alexa, the ‘handshake’ between the button and the Flic app (which the Alexa skill relies on) times out within a few hours and doesn’t seem to refresh, so for routines that you want to run say once a day, requires reconnecting through the Flic app which wasn’t fit for my use. However I do think if you just want to use it for simple controls e.g lights, or using with other smart hubs, it’s a good tool for short range controls.

A solution to a problem. Love my fire TV cube, but hate the remote, for such a premium product the standard, and pro, remotes are awful. Having both sight issues and neuropathy makes using the remote a chore. Yes, Alexa is always there handily waiting for commands, but asking her to pause any video takes a second to répond, and my voice wakes up the cats (first world problems)! I needed a solution, and this was it after a bit of research. Now to pause the fire TV it’s one click, volume up, double click, volume down, hold. Remote can be happily ignored until it’s time to select something new. Highly recommended. If you are having issues linking it to devices in Alexa after pairing the skill, make sure you have changed the default name of the button within the Flic app.

Duo pack besteld en betaald, single pack gekregen! Retour aangevraagd en opnieuw duo pack besteld. Na lange tijd wachten werd uiteindelijk opnieuw een verpakking bezorgd, helaas weer 'single pack'. Retour opnieuw aangevraagd en nogmaals een poging ondernomen om een 'duo' pack te bestellen!

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I love these smart buttons. I like that I can customize their functions. I don't always have my phone with me so it's nice to be able to turn on my smart lights as I walk by and it makes things easier for visitors. The only minor annoyance is when I press hold, sometimes it registers as a click. I had to contact the manufacturer once for something unrelated to this purchase; they were quick to reply and very friendly.

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