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I wouldn’t overthink it. If it blocks 13.56 MHz then yeah it’s going to stop NFC tags too since they run on the same frequency. Most people don’t need to worry about that anyway.
I think people overthink the hub thing a bit. For just turning off a lamp from the couch, Bluetooth works fine and is way simpler. I wouldn’t bother with a hub unless you start wanting a ton of lights or fancy schedules.
I skimmed this and honestly I wouldn’t worry about it. Mine flickers sometimes too and it still works fine for me.
I kinda like that the scent is not super strong honestly. I threw a couple in my car and it keeps it smelling decent without being overwhelming. Not totally sure how well it works for rodents but the smell is fine for me.
I think mine feels about the same honestly. Not super hot, just kind of a gentle warmth. I wouldn’t say it’s doing anything wrong, just maybe not as strong as some people expect.
I disagree, the UV seemed to help with the stale smell after a few runs. Only real annoyance is bulky sweaters take ages to dry.
I’ve got one and battery life is legitimately good for travel, about a week for me. Haven’t done a strict comparison with a meter, but the glucose numbers on the watch don’t line up with my finger-prick readings a few times. Small practical thing: wearing it a bit snug seems to make the sensors behave more consistently.
Some good points but I’m not convinced the extra stuff is worth the hassle yet, so I’ll keep using the old pack and maybe look for a simple upgrade later.
Quick update: grabbed a second Clip 5 and pairing was painless. Sound is fuller and they stayed in sync at the beach, so I’m happy with it. Thanks for the feedback everyone, that’ll do for me.