Live Reviews:
⭐️1 / 5
Rating
🙌4
Ratings
📼3 scs
Content
📦~ in 3 months
Updates frequency
🗣❌ unsupported
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All Versions of GROHE Watersystems

1.2.2

March 28, 2024

These are the updates: - Improvement of the performance and error elimination - Correction of some texts and translations
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1.2.1

March 18, 2024

These are the updates: - Improvement of the performance and error elimination - Correction of some texts and translations
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1.2.0

November 23, 2023

These are the updates: - Improvement of the performance and error elimination
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1.1.0

May 10, 2023

These are the updates: - Improvement of the performance and error elimination
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1.0.7

May 17, 2022

These are the updates: - Improvement of the performance and error elimination
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1.0.6

January 26, 2022

These are the updates: - Improvement of the performance and error elimination
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1.0.4

September 2, 2021

These are the updates: - Improvement of the performance and error elimination
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1.0.3

August 26, 2021

These are the updates: - Improvement of the performance and error elimination
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1.0.1

July 14, 2021

These are the updates: - The M-Size and Ultrasafe filter can now also be selected for the Blue Home - The new magnesium + zinc filter replaces the previous magnesium filter - Improvement of the performance and error elimination
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1.0.0

July 1, 2021

Price History of GROHE Watersystems

Description of GROHE Watersystems

Control your GROHE Blue Chilled and Sparkling 2.0 faucet via your smartphone. The GROHE Watersystems App will not only help you during the configuration of your watersystem appliance, but will let you know when the filter or CO2 bottle will need replacing. Within this app, you can also set up favourites for pouring water in a predefined amount and sparkling grade, and you can monitor your water consumption. Note: This App replaces the GROHE Ondus App. If you have used the GROHE Ondus App before, then your connected GROHE Blue watersystem will be transferred into this new Watersystems App automatically.
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GROHE Watersystems: FAQ

Is the GROHE Watersystems app compatible with iPads?

No, GROHE Watersystems does not work on iPads.
Grohe AG built the GROHE Watersystems app.
GROHE Watersystems requires iOS 12.0 or later.
1.0 out of 5 is the overall rating of GROHE Watersystems and it is quite low.
The App Category Of Grohe Watersystems Is Lifestyle.
1.2.2 is the newly released GROHE Watersystems version.
GROHE Watersystems updated on July 3, 2024.
The specific date when the app came out was February 5, 2023.
No objectionable content, suitable for young children.
Currently, GROHE Watersystems supports Arabic, Czech, Danish and 13 more.
Sorry, GROHE Watersystems is not part of Apple Arcade.
Sorry, there are no in-app purchases available in GROHE Watersystems.
Sorry, GROHE Watersystems is not designed for integration with Apple Vision Pro.

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Reviews of GROHE Watersystems

  • Why bother, indeed.

    To get this to work as intended, I had to try five times, remove my home and room, and reconfigure everything again and again.

    There are so many issues. The names of the device types don't match the names of the devices as marketed in the US (e.g., Grohe Blue 2.0 vs. Pro).

    Adding the device also reconfigures it, so if you have things up and running using the display on the device, it resets whatever you did, losing usage data, etc.

    The add wizard the first time has you create a home and room but doesn’t mandate specifying the country. This is a problem because the store option doesn’t work if you don’t specify the country, and you can’t edit it afterward.

    After deleting the home to reset it, the old devices get orphaned. In my case, I have five devices that are in an error state and dissociated from the configured home, and they can’t be removed.

    Beyond that, the app is essentially useless beyond reading filter age and canister state, but it appears to be unrelated to the data displayed on the device. It’s like someone said, "Have an app," without even considering what it would be used for.

    More generally, it has the distinct feeling of a third-party-developed application by people who didn’t even have a device or understand its use cases.
  • Remains literally useless

    I don’t know why they even bothered with an app. Between the near impossibility of getting it on the network (which I was able to do by setting up an actual separate non-mesh router with 5Ghz fully disabled), to the ever present “you may have an issue with your device” message, it’s a dumpster fire. For the very brief period I actually had this working a number of months ago, the “smart” features (like setting up an automated pour of a specifically volume of water) never worked right.

    I would caution anyone from ever buying a product from Grohe that is intended to be smart. Buy it if you like the hardware and the hardware alone. The software is less than an afterthought — it’s simply a way to check the box that they made this “smart” and can charge us dummies extra for it.
  • Wouldn’t pair

    After any overly complex setup/login process, it just gets stuck spinning forever after you give it the password to your WiFi. Tried several times, including deleting the app. But the water is good.