nice lights + APP SUGGESTIONS
Though they are little pricy i think the oasis lights are very nice i use them everyday and i bought the large room pack of 8 lamps and was able to split them between 2 rooms though i might go back and buy the physical bulbs and some more oasis lights. The app is good to use. It’s easy to sync the lights and control them from different rooms. You can easily sort the lights per room. But i do have some suggestions for the app and lights as someone who uses it every day. There should be like up and down minus levels to get to a specific number/ level of brightness . because if i want to go just up a singular number it’s hard because there is no button and it’s only a sliding bar. so up and down buttons with the sliding bar would be nice to go up one number. also if you found the perfect brightness level you should be able to SAVE that or bookmark that specific brightness setting that you like. those are some user suggestions for the app i have but overall im happy with the lights.
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R🦍RIP Harambe 🦍🕊😭😭😭😭
Missed potential
Needs Apple HomeKit integration and a way to control from a button. At 4 am with a crying baby I don’t want to be fighting with my phone to turn lights on
MMoz2233
These lights are great
We are loving these lights. Makes the house feel so cozy without overhead lighting.
GGggiiig
Great aesthetics, terrible functionality.
Beautiful lights, but incredibly frustrating and poorly designed.
I really wanted to love these lights because aesthetically, they’re beautiful. They make my apartment look so cozy and inviting. Unfortunately, the actual functionality is unbelievably frustrating.
First, they’re heavily dependent on Wi-Fi and Alexa. If my Wi-Fi goes down, I can’t even reliably turn my lights on or off! Imagine waking up at 5 AM to get ready for work, only to discover that your lights won’t turn on because the Wi-Fi isn’t working. These are my main lights, so this is a ridiculous inconvenience. Why should something as basic as turning on a light depend on an internet connection?
Second, the reset process is absolutely absurd. There’s no physical reset button, and you can’t simply reset them through the app. Instead, you have to physically plug and unplug each light SEVEN times, carefully timing the intervals to approximately four seconds. And in reality, it often takes me 10–12 attempts to get it right! My hand actually hurts from repeatedly doing this. When I changed my Wi-Fi, I had to go through this ridiculous process with EVERY SINGLE LIGHT, including those plugged into hard-to-reach outlets. Who thought this was a good design? Why seven times? Why not a simple reset button or even three cycles?
Third, they’re incredibly inconsistent. I have four lights in one room, and occasionally one will randomly decide to stop cooperating. Three will be glowing a warm yellow, while the fourth suddenly turns bright white and refuses to change. Sometimes an individual light just stops responding altogether. It won’t turn on, turn off, or follow any commands, even when the others are working perfectly.
What makes this so frustrating is that these problems completely defeat the purpose of smart lighting. Smart technology is supposed to make everyday life easier, not turn something as basic as lighting into a troubleshooting project.
I love how these lights look, but the technology and user experience are seriously lacking. For something I use every single day, reliability should be the bare minimum. Beautiful aesthetics mean very little when you can’t even depend on your lights to turn on when you need them.
Great aesthetics, terrible functionality.
I really wanted to love these lights because aesthetically, they’re beautiful. They make my apartment look so cozy and inviting. Unfortunately, the actual functionality is unbelievably frustrating.
First, they’re heavily dependent on Wi-Fi and Alexa. If my Wi-Fi goes down, I can’t even reliably turn my lights on or off! Imagine waking up at 5 AM to get ready for work, only to discover that your lights won’t turn on because the Wi-Fi isn’t working. These are my main lights, so this is a ridiculous inconvenience. Why should something as basic as turning on a light depend on an internet connection?
Second, the reset process is absolutely absurd. There’s no physical reset button, and you can’t simply reset them through the app. Instead, you have to physically plug and unplug each light SEVEN times, carefully timing the intervals to approximately four seconds. And in reality, it often takes me 10–12 attempts to get it right! My hand actually hurts from repeatedly doing this. When I changed my Wi-Fi, I had to go through this ridiculous process with EVERY SINGLE LIGHT, including those plugged into hard-to-reach outlets. Who thought this was a good design? Why seven times? Why not a simple reset button or even three cycles?
Third, they’re incredibly inconsistent. I have four lights in one room, and occasionally one will randomly decide to stop cooperating. Three will be glowing a warm yellow, while the fourth suddenly turns bright white and refuses to change. Sometimes an individual light just stops responding altogether. It won’t turn on, turn off, or follow any commands, even when the others are working perfectly.
What makes this so frustrating is that these problems completely defeat the purpose of smart lighting. Smart technology is supposed to make everyday life easier, not turn something as basic as lighting into a troubleshooting project.
I love how these lights look, but the technology and user experience are seriously lacking. For something I use every single day, reliability should be the bare minimum. Beautiful aesthetics mean very little when you can’t even depend on your lights to turn on when you need them.
Great aesthetics, terrible functionality.
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ISIngrid Sasha
These Lights Are Amazing!
Oasis lights are so cool and work just as advertised. They set a great mood on the room and the settings are amazing. The only thing that could make the app itself better is a widget for the Home Screen. Even if it is just an on/off switch, but it’d be cool to be able to adjust the strength on it too.
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ZZach.tw
