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AppRecs rating 3.0. Trustworthiness 77 out of 100. Review manipulation risk 25 out of 100. Based on a review sample analyzed.
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3 star
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77% trustworthiness score from analyzed reviews
About Swidget
The Swidget App is for use with Swidget Outlets and Light Switches that have been paired with a Wi-Fi enabled Insert. The App is used to connect your Swidget Inserts and offers a multitude of control options depending on the Insert and the type of Device it is in.
Swidget Devices and Wi-Fi enabled Insert sold separately (required).
FEATURES
- Easy Bluetooth pairing and registration
- Create rules and automations
- Monitor energy use of your Swidget Outlet or Light Switch
- Connect to your Alexa or Google Assistant accounts
- Remotely control your Swidget Outlet or Light Switch
- Custom schedules, including sunset or sunrise trigger
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Reviews for Swidget
plnPNW
Well designed, nice features and information
I recently had two Swidget Auxiliary controls installed for an ERV. One for On/Standby using a Wi-Fi + USB insert, and one for the ERV boost mode using a Wi-Fi + Air Quality insert. They work great and this app provides all the features needed to configure and control the switches. They were very easy to set up. The automations are well designed and easy to use, and the air quality details are interesting. I do wish the AQI details that shows max, min, and avg described the timeframe used in calculating those numbers. I’m not sure where that’s documented, if it is. It should also show the current reading. To see that, I have to go back to the switch details screen.
Penderwyd
Solid Start
The app was easy to set up. Simple device detection, WiFi authentication and firmware update (held my breath). Agree app that tracks instantaneous power consumption should have a use-over-time metric charting capability. They need to add Siri and Alexa support. No reason I shouldn’t be able to create a verbal automation command that executes a shortcut. Still a good initial offering. It works and the device work within the system. Love it.
