Best Buy weighs in on how to get on the smart home bandwagon
An ecosystem allows you to listen to music in various parts of your home, be armed with a security camera on your doorbell for you to see who is at the door and play videos on smart displays. Or, you can tailor it to suit your life.
“You don’t need to get everything right away. Start simple,” Wilson says. “That’s how I started to see if I liked it.”Article content“Every few months or on Christmas or my birthday I would get some smart home device and developed an ecosystem in my house,” he says. “Back in the day, you would turn off the heat and come home to a cold house. Now you can actually turn the heating on when you are on the plane six hours away and come home to a warm house.
At night, Wilson tucks in by asking his smart device to play ambient noises, like falling rain or a rushing river, to help him sleep. “Honestly, one of the things we say at Best Buy is, our vision is to enrich peoples’ lives through technology,” he says. “It’s just become more prevalent, even in ways we didn’t think of.”fridge brings cutting-edge technology to your kitchen by letting you see what’s inside via its Instaview glass panel without opening it.Article content
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