Only that I already have the OnHub already so it's nice that a brand new product came out over a year later that would still work with my existing router.


I'll look into that, thanks.


It uses an app to control the system, which communicates to it over WiFi or the internet, depending on whether you're at home or not (I've been able to connect to the router from within my house even when there was no outgoing connection).

They could always abandon it, but I don't believe there's been a precedence for them doing that to a product that people actually paid money for. Although I'm probably forgetting something.