I don't do the whole smart home thing but have got a Ring Doorbell. Other tech: This PC (Sig) Motorola Moto G53 (Mine) Apple iPhone 13 (x2, missus and boy) Apple iPad (Missus) Geo £100 laptop (Mine, bought mainly for car diagnostics for my old beemer) 4 Smart tellies ranging from 75" down to 32" PS5 in the boy's room What u got?
Where shall I begin..... PC, 2x laptops and Steam Deck. TV's, 55 and a 24 in kitchen. 2x iPhones and a kid's iPad. Gigabit fibre with 2x Asus routers doing mesh Wifi Now, smart home stuff: A mini-stx Proxmox PC running Plex and Home Assistant among other things. EVERYTHING is on Home Assistant. Zigbee sensors all over the place, Home Assistant SkyConnect dongle. Google home mini smart speakers x4 Tado smart thermostat, I got it really early so no monthly sub required Smart lighting in hallway and stairs. Smart ambient lighting in most rooms, main lights still manual "smart" dehumidifier, decisions are made based on humidity as well as energy cost and solar excess Outdoor cameras Energy: Smart meter with MQTT: https://shop.glowmarkt.com/products/display-and-cad-combined-for-smart-meter-customers Vehicle-2-Home bi-directional charger for Nissan Leaf, effectively got a home battery with wheels. Roof top solar, only 2.9 kWp and W-E facing.
We've yet to own a smart TV; everything we watch is through the Xbox connected to a very basic 50" 1080p LG. PC x3 - my rig, one for the kids (ex-work system), and my current work system, which I expect to be purchasing Too many laptops, pretty much every one of them is old / broken / in poor nick 3x ipads - two are for the kids, the other is my wife's Lenovo Tab P12 - only had it a few months, love it 2x iphones and a Galaxy S21 FE That's it - very primitive, seeing that the majority of our tech is either preowned or reconditioned, but it does the job perfectly. Do my fans count as tech...?
Ah yes, things with IP addresses: Two phones Two tablets that only get used as a baby monitor / YouTube kids Two laptops for work NAS Laptop running Plex Smart TV Which in the grand scheme of things isn't much: tech is too easy these days, back when I joined Bit it required time and effort to get even basic results, nowadays everything just works on any old junk hardware. Actually, Nest thermostat as well. Love that thing.
Oh my… limiting to mainly things with an IP so as to not fall foul of the post character limit PC/mobile MBP 14 x2 MBA Mac mini Old Lenovo windows laptop Older Lenovo windows laptop iPad Pro 11 iPad Pro 12.9 iPad Pro 10.5 iPad mini presently for sale iPhone 14 Pro Max iPhone 14 Pro iPhone 11 iPhone SE (this is a remote control) Apple Watch x3 IT HP dl380 server Super micro server x2 Synology RS1219, RX418, DS 219 Unifi enterprise 24 US-48 US-24-pro Cloud key g2 UXG US-16-XG US8 x2 Unifi 6-LR x3, Flex-HD x2 Unifi NVR 9 cameras, various models UPS x2 PDU x2 AV TVs: 85, 65, 55x2, 50, 42x2, 32, 19 Apple TV x 5 Shield TV PS5 x2 Bluesound zones x 15, mainly in-ceiling Anthem AVP So many amps (48ch?) A 4k BD player (why?) Switch Smart home Control4 EA5v2 2x halo, 2x neeo, 2x SR260 remotes Various in-wall keypads & smart lighting A few switch pucks 6x touchscreens 2x smart thermostats (and 1x dumb one) A few Google pucks Gate intercom EV charger Alarm panel, sensors/contacts etc And then the rest I missed.
Also just looking at IP addresses... 42" TV Sonos beam 2x Sonos play 1 Hue bulbs (all white) Hive thermostat Hive rad valves Deco WiFi mesh CCTV cameras front and rear. 6x laptops (3 each, one work, one personal, one waiting for donation) My gaming rig (in sig) Mini Plex server Ras Pi 3 as an old console emulsion box Xbox Series S Nintendo DS Kindle Kobo 2x android phones 2x iPhone work phones (which we both hate) An android tablet somewhere. Smart bathroom scales Garmin watch. And the car. It might not be in the house, but it's very much connected.
Living room. 75" Philips Ambilight. Fire Cube Freesat HD with 1tb ext ssd Freeview 2tb UHD Gaming PC (11700KF 6950XT) Tapo bulbs and sockets. Tag Mclaren AV32 surround pre amp. 4 power amps (all TMC) Media PC made from shell of TMC CDT. Thorens record deck JBL front main speakers with Revel M105 on top Revel wall speaker as centre JBL classic rear speakers Alexa round speaker thing (so it can hear me with the surround on) white Xbox one controller. Gigaset touch screen home phone. Fibre broadband, 10 port gigabit switch. Lots of wall sockets for AV rig and networking. Dragonfly DAC on Nightowl Carbon headphones. Nearer the dining room. Full desk setup. 12700KF and 6800XT LC. Asus ROG 32" curved 1440p monitor. My server (12 2.5" bay, 11400F with 32gb RAM and two 3tb spinning drives) Oculus Rift headset. Kitchen. Under counter tapo LED strips. Smart cordless vacuum. Bedroom. 55" 4k Toshiba TV Linn centrik centre speaker on a chinese amp. Fire stick Echo show Tapo bulb. Xbox Scorpio. Earthquake couch potato sub. Phone Iphone 11 pro max. I also still have all of my old phones going back to the Blackberry Passport, ROG phone 3 and god knows how many else in the drawer. At mum's in my bedroom there. full gaming PC (5700X3D, 6900XT Toxic, 27" Razer Raptor) 28" Benq 4k monitor with a Fire stick 4k and bose speakers. Chord Mojo with Hifiman Sundara headphones. CNC machine (I do like to wedge it all in ) 11" Dell Laptop I got from nims to run said CNC machine. 11" Android tablet. Just some cheapy thing.
TV at the end of the bed, nuc TV in living room, console, main PC, Sonos 5.1 Couple of tablets, handful of phones, couple of watches Couple of MBA M1's Old 2012 MBP as Time Machine backup and file storage ZaapTV for Greek tv Couple of printers TPLink AX5400 and 3 x TPLink RE605's.
I don't think I have a lot then you list it, I really should check insurance is upto date. I've no doubt missed stuff 7 x smart TVs, 3 used as monitors, 4 x monitors Network stuff, router, 2.5Gb/10Gb switches, 6 x Wifi Access points couple of set top boxes 1 do everything Homebuilt server/NAS 1 backup NAS 1 Gaming PC 1 7840u gaming handheld, 1 more on the way, an Intel Arc based one 3 laptops for me, I'm not a tablet guy, work, everyday, disposable. 3 family work machines 2 Ipads a couple of PS5 and PS4, PS VR many phones 50/50 android and iphone stuff for electrics and heating, smart switches etc and car charging etc. Various Amazon, google spying hardware, cameras and door bell. my latest tech additions connected washing machine and dryer because, yup you need that though it is nice to know when a sensor dry has finished as you don't hear it in the utility. We do have a cute wifi connected dishwasher in the house called bob that can order its own cartridges but that's just temporary for test before we put it in the granny flat. Yes I applied the word cute to an inanimate washing tool but look at it Bob the eco-compact dishwasher - Daan Tech
Me - gaming PC, Xbox Series X, Switch OLED, Galaxy Tab S8+, Pixel 6 Pro, Oculus Rift S, Thrustmaster Sim racing setup, Pentax K3-II DSLR, Kindle Paperwhite, Huawei Smartwatch, DJI Mini 2, Xbox Wireless Headset, Sennheiser HD-something, EPOS H6Pro gaming headset, Melomania 1+ earbuds, Mega Drive Mini Daughter 1 - gaming PC, Switch Lite, iPhone 11, iPad 10th Gen, Fitbit Versa, Samsung M5 smart monitor, Samsung Galaxy Buds, Razer Kraken headset, Xbox Design Lab controller Daughter 2 - gaming laptop, Switch Lite, iPhone 12, Echo Dot, Samsung M5 smart monitor, Jlab Go Air Pop earbuds, Edifier Hecate G2 II headset, Razer Wolverine (stolen from me) Wife - iPhone 13, Kindle Everyone - Creality Ender-2 Pro, Sony Android TV, Virgin TV box, Samsung Q700B soundbar, Canon printer, Espon scanner, Philips HUE lighting (lounge/diner only)
I'm definitely behind the curve here. Entertainment: one very much not-smart LCD TV in the living room, one even-less-smart CRT in the office. Xbone S, PS4, original Switch. Then a bunch of old stuff: C64s, C128, Z88, A500P, A1200, N64, GameCubes, PS2, Dreamcast, Game Gear, PlayChoice-10. Handful of mini-emulators: C64, Amiga, NES, SNES, Mega Drive, Mega Drive II, PC Engine, Neo Geo, Astro City. The kids have a tablet each, there's an original Sony Xperia Tablet on Android 4 or similar somewhere too. Phones, obviously. Work: Laptop, desktop, two monitors but one's behind me and I never use it. Couple of other old monitors sitting spare. Old desktop. Stupid Hipster Laptop. Other Stupid Hipster Laptop. Far more Raspberry Pis and other single-board computers than I'd care to count. Likewise microcontrollers. Large library of books. Too many keyboards. Smart home: Four smart plugs, two of which are disconnected at the moment. Off-the-shelf camera system including a doorbell camera. One smart bulb. Two Alexas with screens, three without. Most commonly shouted command: "Alexa, turn the screen off." Alarm system... which has been sat in its box for a year or more. I really should fit that, but the cameras do a good job on their own. Wi-Fi connected air-source heat-pump in the office. Not-smart home: Under-counter fridge, freezer, washer-dryer. Chest freezer in the shed. Three dehumidifiers in the house, one in the office. That's about it, I reckon.
Desktops, phones, Ipad, Nest Thermostat and 2 Chromecasts to make my non-smart Plasma and Projector able to stream Netflix etc. Oh and since Christmas some smart Govee lights for the kids which no doubt are leaking this email and everything else on my network to the Chinese government!
I'm going to have to do a bit of housekeeping as apparently I've allocated 76 IP addresses to kit in the house.
TV, a few laptops, PCs, phones and tablets. We don't use the Echo/Alexa devices anymore, after I requested a data dump and was a wee bit surprised at the 600 megabytes of data Amazon was storing about us.