Usually, it is human nature to jump on the latest thing in the market. While a majority will hit the roads to the nearest store or flock to the internet order online, there's still a number that will choose to wait-and-see.
With technology, almost everything is possible. That's why the market floods with the emergence of smart home appliances. These latest bells and whistles promise the consumer a 'heaven in the homes' without worrying about your presence or absence. Sounds pretty cool, right?
But before you hop on the bandwagon to get yourself the intelligent fridge or oven, consider its gains and losses below.
Gains
- Intelligent home appliances will help the consumer cut on the electricity bill. A machine like the washing machine can calculate energy rates and plan high-energy-use functions for the day's low-energy-cost schedules. This way, it can run with low electricity rates and even dry the clothes.
- They have an attractive appearance. Besides world-class functionality, intelligent home appliances also look good. One of the features that make it beautiful is the backlit touch screens that ensure your home looks modern.
- Desirable, innovative features are also available. Even though a washing machine will not hang, fold and even iron your clothes, it will alert you when the loads are complete. Still, it will inform you to reload the washing detergent and clean the vents to avoid clogging, which can cause malfunction.
