I bought these lights when I did some renos to my house. Having owned nanoleaf lights previously I was excited and hopeful. So I got them installed and trying to get them connected to the app was a nightmare. They would often lose connection making the smart functionality redundant. I tried adding them to Google home and no luck. Contacted customer service and they informed me I needed a matter hub. I had bought a Google tv streamer which is a matter hub but apparently not the right matter hub. So I could connect the lights and the app recognized a thread network but the lights would constantly drop off the app. So then I had to buy a nest hub gen 2 which I really didn't need because I already had two gen 1 hubs in my house so there was yet another expense that the website doesn't inform you of especially considering just the native app itself doesnt provide a stable enough connection. So now I have all my lights up and running through Google. Great right? Wrong. I have automations programmed for these lights. So for example in the morning the six lights in my kitchen are suppose to turn on. Quite often I'll come down to see 4/6 lights on. Then I have to go into the nanoleaf app and turn the lights on through there because Google is saying they are offline. When I look at the lights I have with Philips Hue they work so easily and so seamlessly, however you pay for that. In short when these lights work they are great, but there's a lot of fighting I have had to do to get these running and they still don't always run properly.

My. queen

Quite fond of these lights

I’ve had to reinstall these four different times my total network on thread crashed three times in three weeks

works as advertised