Testing a handful of Smart Home Zigbee Motion PIR Sensors for automating your home. All the sensors are tested in realtime together so you can find the best and worst one of the bunch. More below....
Pre-Flashed Athom Smart Bulbs, Plugs & Switches | ALL LOCAL Tasmota & ESPHome
With TuyaConvert winding down, our options for bulbs and other devices is very limited. Luckily Athom is here to offer ESP8266 devices pre-flashed with Tasmota. ESPHome and other firmware options can also be flashed via the Web GUI.
Sonoff NSPanel First Look - ESP32 Scene Controller
iTead Sonoff NSPanel Touch Screen Smart Controller - ESP32 based - first look at their new solution of the smart home puzzle.
Linkind ESP32 Smart Switch Deal
Looking for How to Flash them? Complete Flashing Guide - Wiki Link
Can we flash Tasmota on it? YES! The Linkind Smart Switch is rather unique. It uses an ESP32 chipset, two independent buttons, two independent LEDs (behind the small hole) of green/red and one relay. It comes with a non branded white screwless decora faceplate. The switch can also be used in multi-gang boxes as they have the additional mounting holes.
Preflashed ESPHome / Tasmota Smart Bulbs with an Added Bonus - Kauf BLF10
Someone has finally done it, a bulb with an oh sh!$ recovery method! The Kauf BLF10 Bulb is on Amazon and preflashed with ESPHome. Yes, you can also install other open source ESP8266 projects such Tasmota, WLED, etc by simply using your web browser. No exploits, no hacks, no soldering, no wires, take it out of the box and go.
Zigbee Network Key Sniffing
M.J. Wydra https://github.com/TedioreDiscord: Tediore#8266
Synopsis
This guide will explain how to sniff the network key from a Zigbee hub. The network key encrypts all messages sent between devices on a Zigbee network. When pairing a device, the coordinator sends the network key to the device which is encrypted with another key called the link key. There is a default link key called the well-known link key that all Zigbee devices use to encrypt the network key if no other link key is specified at the time of pairing (such as one generated with an installation code that is unique to the device being paired and is shared with the Zigbee software at the time of pairing). This guide assumes that the default link key is used.
Tuya Convert f.0 - Beginners Guide ESP8266 Transplant - TRUE Local Control
How to Easily remove the WB3S, WR3, and other MCUs and replace them with an #ESP8266 module. Ground up from the tools and techniques to get the job done so you can run #Tasmota, ESPHome, ESPEasy, etc on your device that you paid for! Keep it local and #GYSOOTC!