“The worst factory reset process I've ever seen”
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#2Dear god I thought that video would never end... Turn off for 2 seconds, Turn on for 8 seconds, Turn off for 2 seconds, Turn on for 8 seconds, Turn off for 2 seconds, Turn on for 8 seconds, Turn off for 2 seconds, Turn on for 8 seconds, Turn off for 2 seconds, Turn on for 8 seconds, Turn off for 2 seconds, Turn on for 8 seconds, Turn off for 2 seconds, Turn on for 8 seconds......
My Sengled bulbs just require I essentially strobe the light like 5 times or something like that which isn't great but it's better than this.
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#3Usually this is called "Easter egg".
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#4This video caused a good amount of lost productivity in my engineering department yesterday. It was worth it tho haha
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#5This is absurd, the bulbs don't need to be hermetically sealed like incandescents were, so just put a tiny little 'reset' button somewhere rather than all this stupidity.
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#6Dear god I thought that video would never end... Turn off for 2 seconds, Turn on for 8 seconds, Turn off for 2 seconds, Turn on for 8 seconds, Turn off for 2 seconds, Turn on for 8 seconds, Turn off for 2 seconds, Turn on for 8 seconds, Turn off for 2 seconds, Turn on for 8 seconds, Turn off for 2 seconds, Turn on for 8 seconds, Turn off for 2 seconds, Turn on for 8 seconds...... My Sengled bulbs just require I essen…
> My Sengled bulbs just require I essentially strobe the light like 5 times or something like that which isn't great but it's better than this.
unless you have kids tall enough to reach the light switch
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#7Did they pay the guy to say it that many times or just put it on repeat to save money?
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#8This is absurd, the bulbs don't need to be hermetically sealed like incandescents were, so just put a tiny little 'reset' button somewhere rather than all this stupidity.
While the reset procedure is too much there does need to be a way to reset bulbs are out of reach.
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#9Dear god I thought that video would never end... Turn off for 2 seconds, Turn on for 8 seconds, Turn off for 2 seconds, Turn on for 8 seconds, Turn off for 2 seconds, Turn on for 8 seconds, Turn off for 2 seconds, Turn on for 8 seconds, Turn off for 2 seconds, Turn on for 8 seconds, Turn off for 2 seconds, Turn on for 8 seconds, Turn off for 2 seconds, Turn on for 8 seconds...... My Sengled bulbs just require I essen…
Yeah, you'd think "turn the light off for 2 seconds, then on for 8 seconds. Repeat X times" would be enough.
Although I watched that, and still don't know the value for X... And I can't bring myself to watch it a second time.
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#10This is absurd, the bulbs don't need to be hermetically sealed like incandescents were, so just put a tiny little 'reset' button somewhere rather than all this stupidity.
Put the reset button in the point of the screw part; need a little pin to press it but it is simple and out of reach (for little children or accidental pressing) without unscrewing the bulb.