To be frank, I don’t really need Bluetooth compatibility. I suppose it could come in handy in a pinch if Wi-Fi is down but I don’t really need to control the lights that often after initial setup. Wi-Fi is the preferred method of communication if there is only one though because then I can control from anywhere in the world.
If the wifi goes out you can tune them with Bluetooth.
I won't have to worry if my wifi is connected or reset. Having bluetooth will simplify that process
I wish more lights would use Bluetooth. It's so much more fool proof. No need to worry about naming networks, 2.4 vs 5.0 and just random errors. Wifi does offer advantages though as far as general integration.
If the wifi goes out you can adjust them with Bluetooth.
Personally I would be fine with just wifi so both is also fine but I would only use Bluetooth in the event of a wifi outage.
The wifi lights will share the wifi you use with your device. The only time you would need to change networks is to use AP mode. I've not tried every light but so far noopsyche is the only one I've seen with AP mode
If one doesn’t work then the other hopefully will. Though I have always found Bluetooth to work better
Bluetooth should always work but wifi may not...depending on the service. Two is better than one in this case
It will for a more better light cycle throughout the day. More customization & capabilities compared to my current lighting.
Ability to use the lights away from home and allowing the lights to still function in the case of an internet outage.
Sometimes it's easier to connect via Bluetooth but WiFi keeps the settings better.
