The app has a slider to control temperature between 68-104 degrees. Unlike the photos of the app, the slider and target temperature do not match. It only shows a target temperature of 77 degrees while the slider is set at 104. On this setting, I still see the blue indicator on my boots, which indicates the power is on low. I never see the expected yellow comfort zone indicator. Only if I press the app’s high button do I see the indicator change to red. It’s either really high or low, but no comfort zone.
I’ve also observed different behavior testing outside in the cold Vs inside my home. While outside, with the slider slightly above the lowest setting, the red indicator light was shown. I assume the boots are increasing power in order to reach the target temperature? I suspect when indoors, it doesn’t need as much power to maintain the current temperature; thus, the blue indicator light is shown?
Without good documentation, the behavior is very confusing to say the least. Unfortunately, temperature for the XP 100 Heat Connect can only be adjusted via the app, essentially leaving my $600 ski boots useless.
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