Yes, and there's no way the HE hub is going to match the Wi-Fi performance of my Unifi APs (or most any other Wi-Fi setup that a user is running). Keep the hub/HE staff focused on core HA functionality. That's where they make my heart go thumpy-thumpy. 
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Because it’s useless for home automation. It was just the BT forum trying to get in on the HA action with an entirely unsuited system.
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Same here, the wifi on the c8 will just be to connect to a wifi AP imo.
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In addition to remote start (dial has to be pre-set), our LG dual fuel shows the (gas) cooktop status, but mostly it's just a warning now that a burner has been left on. Before they dumbed down the app, it used to show all burners individually.
There's some LG code floating around in a thread but the dev abandoned it and I haven't kept up on it, I think a few users are still messing with it for their washer/dryer.
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I'm still on a C4 hub and it req reboots from time to time. Gonna jump on this the second it's available.
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It would be nice if Hubitat would offer a trade in program, similar to what Amazon offers for old Fire Sticks and Fire Tablets. Give a few dollars for the old device, offer a percentage discount on the new hardware.
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Not a bad idea from a business perspective, assuming there is enough margin to accommodate. Should reduce the number of hubs sold on the secondary markets thereby increasing new hub sales.
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Once upon a time, Hubitat had a "2nd hub discount" that didn't work on a 3rd or 4th hub. As usual, it had "one discount per" language so you couldn't double up a "this week only" sale with a 2nd hub discount. But I too like the idea of reducing secondary market. Not that I have any vote 
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Yes please
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According to the fcc documents there it doesn't have it. Just as easy to use a poe splitter.
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That's what I do now... I have 4 hubs and a few are in places that it would be nice to not have the splitter... I'm sure I'm in the minority though.
I doubt it, but like so many others here, I've bought a POE adapter for each of my hubs. (5) Given the probability that I'd have to pay $ for a Hubitat built in POE compatibility vs buying a POE adapter, I don't mind the POE adapter. In other words, I recognize that having POE built in wouldn't be free. And that EVERYONE would have to pay that increment vs me and my 5 hubs. Nice, yes, require, no. The one thing I do not like about POE adapters is that the power wire is an inch longer than the ethernet wire. It's not Neat Looking
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YES! Drives me crazy....and that I'll probably need another adapter for the new hub...
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Who has 2 thumbs and a C-8 on the way?
This guy!
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Me too. Now have to research migration.
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It's incredibly easy
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Oh nice, it's live on the site! It comes with the external antennas we've all be asking for! 
I wonder if USB-C has replaced that abomination MicroB for Power?
EDIT: Details are up:
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Yes, it is USB-C power now. Same 1A requirement.
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