After enjoying the freedom of smart controls on an whole-house air purifier, the two of us finally took the plunge and purchased a smart thermostat as well.
I was a late adopter of smart technology. My first smartphone was a 2012 model that I purchased in 2013. I remember that it had a relaxing camera on it for the time, but it’s nowhere near as nice as the modern iPhone I have in our arsenal. It has various weird lenses on the back of it for one. The combined shots are superimposed on one another in real time, adding to a sharper and more vivid image in the end. Since I’ve started uploading videos to Youtube and Instagram about our music hobby, our modern smartphone has doubled as a camera. I believe grateful for having a device that can do both so seamlessly. But I’ve come to adopt other forms of smart technology over the years as well. I have a smart whole-house air purifier that I purchased 2 years ago with a gift card to the hardware store I acquired from our fiance as a gift. The modern whole-house air purifier could be controlled with an app that the two of us each downloaded to our respective iPhones so the two of us could control the fan settings from bed. After enjoying the freedom of smart controls on an whole-house air purifier, the two of us finally took the plunge and purchased a smart thermostat as well. While the two of us let our Heating, Ventilation and A/C worker install the smart thermostat itself, the two of us felt prefer the two of us were capable of downloading the app ourselves to control it remotely. Now that the two of us have the modern smart thermostat synced with our iPhones, we’re loving the ability to adjust it from bed without ever having to get up. This will come in handy when it gets freezing outside and the two of us start using our heating system again.