I’ve bought several products from ameriDroid and they always have quality and fast turnaround. Grateful to be a customer

Just hooked it up a few days ago and put a few hours into setting things up and it is very impressive so far, looking forward to adding more controls and sensors.

I was an early adopter of the Lowes Iris system. Many shortcomings and a dependency on the cloud. It got much better after Samsung took it over. Supposedly devices and automatons run local. But not really. I have been watching the progression of HA. It's finally becoming more user-friendly. I made the switch, and I couldn't be happier. It's secure, fast, rock solid and it all runs local. With unlimited integration potential, HA is hands down the best system out there. The Green hub makes installation a breeze. Shipment was fast and easy. Highly recommend!

This thing was so easy to setup. Plugged it in, HA found it, and follow the options to stop. Will definitely buy another one soon!

Easily handles a network of ~50 devices spanning a 2-story house

It works as expected, and that's the best you can hope for.

Quick shipping, good price, product works as expected

Home Assistant is an incredibly powerful tool for smart home automation. With the Home Assistant Green, all you need to do is plug it in, connect it to power and Ethernet, and then connect to it via the smartphone app. The setup was incredibly easy, and it immediately discovered a few of my smart home devices on my network. If you’re looking to set up advanced automations for your smart home, this is one of the most powerful tools available.

Great product, works seamlessly, great customer service from AmeriDroid!

Have it plugged into a mini PC running the Home Assistant OS. Zero problems so far. Pretty cool looking too.

I have run this board in a vented plastic enclosure, in a room which gets as hot as 85-87F , running Rust compilation on all four cores for long periods. It didn't seem to break 160F on the SoC, with no heatsink, and no fan, and no throttling!

This unit is great, highly recommend it.

I followed the directions to add the ZEN75 to Home Assistant as a Z-Wave Long Range device. It added without a fuss. A bit later, Home Assistant detected that it had a firmware update available. I applied it, also without a fuss. The switch is now controlling a bathroom fan (where we have the litter box) to vent the room 5 minutes out of every hour.

I could not ask for more - It just works.

Got a GrapheneOS phone to start decoupling from the chains of big tech. I do more uncommon and advanced things on my phone than most people do as I work in emerging technology, and I like to push the limits of what I can do with tech.

Now that I've started the process, it isn't as daunting as I thought it might be. There are some really good open source solutions, and I haven't found anything that I haven't been able to do yet. However, if you are a power user, expect that you might have to do some things differently than you may have been used to on your other phone.

Feels good, like when I switched from using Windows daily to installing Linux on all my machines.

I'm using the Pixel 9 512GB. The whole order process was smooth.

Haos on proxmox 8.4 decides if it needs to flash zigbee vs thread firmware though it can be more difficult if you accidentally select thread first instead of zigbee since it didn't want to do both at the same time but worked through it all w ChatGPT

Tldr the device itself works great and haos integration/automation in setup was good