So, how does Alexa or any app fill up the kettle with water? Or do you have to do that manually and then unlock your phone, load the app and press boil?
Actually, I've come a bit late to the Bluetooth speaker thing. Everyone else goes for a Bose Soundlink it seems, but I managed to Buy British. Cambridge Audio YoYo. They claim "Great British Sound", which is a jab at the perceived coldness of the Bose sound. To emphasise that, it comes wrapped in a woollen cover made in a Yorkshire mill. You can also operate the controls by waving your hand over the buttons, rather than pressing them. Probably all a bit cosmetic, but for sure as good as the Bose, same price level, and no other ****** has got one, especially out here :-)
So, how does Alexa or any app fill up the kettle with water? Or do you have to do that manually and then unlock your phone, load the app and press boil?
Actually, I've come a bit late to the Bluetooth speaker thing. Everyone else goes for a Bose Soundlink it seems, but I managed to Buy British. Cambridge Audio YoYo. They claim "Great British Sound", which is a jab at the perceived coldness of the Bose sound. To emphasise that, it comes wrapped in a woollen cover made in a Yorkshire mill. You can also operate the controls by waving your hand over the buttons, rather than pressing them. Probably all a bit cosmetic, but for sure as good as the Bose, same price level, and no other ****** has got one, especially out here :-)
I bought a Belkin Bluetooth speaker for my workshop and can't believe the quality of sound for 50 odd quid
The iPhone X obviously, but then the Sonos One’s are brilliant, the Nest Thermostat, Protect and Hello is an excellent eco system of kit, and the Apple 4K TV box was a good investment
Ibborg - Don't think so but look up Quooker.co.uk and I'm sure you'll soon find out. You can get a separate filtered water tap but not sure how it would get chilled without an under sink unit. We get chilled filtered water via the fridge. Living in France isn't your water already chilled, as you surely draw a bucket from a well.
Ibborg - Don't think so but look up Quooker.co.uk and I'm sure you'll soon find out. You can get a separate filtered water tap but not sure how it would get chilled without an under sink unit. We get chilled filtered water via the fridge. Living in France isn't your water already chilled, as you surely draw a bucket from a well.
So, how does Alexa or any app fill up the kettle with water? Or do you have to do that manually and then unlock your phone, load the app and press boil?
Least intuitive bit of kit I have but it records every MTB ride I do - speed , climb , cadence, distance and a host of other things. It automatically connects the data with Strava. I can download full detail OS maps on to it and also download GPX routes to follow. Particularly good for wilderness rides.
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My nan used to have one of these beauties...
https://m.ebay.co.uk/itm/Goblin-Vintage-Teasmade-Model-855-Partially-Working-See-Description-/123309480262
I’m guessing the idea is to fill it up each time you use it or otherwise before you go to bed if you want to boil it first thing in the morning.
I personally hate waiting by the kettle while it boils - hence the purchase.
My little red Sony SRX bluetooth speaker. Great sound and very portable. Great value for 80 quid ( certainly even less now if you can still get one)
Parrot Bebop2 drone. Bit of fun with a great camera.
Suede - about 900 notes think.
Although I spend more money than when i smoked, I feel a million times healthier.
Least intuitive bit of kit I have but it records every MTB ride I do - speed , climb , cadence, distance and a host of other things. It automatically connects the data with Strava. I can download full detail OS maps on to it and also download GPX routes to follow. Particularly good for wilderness rides.
a small mechanical or electronic device or tool, especially an ingenious or novel one.
Knives are not gadgets. Neither is a TV the size of a car.