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This is a great device for those of you who want to control their home automation system with Alexa. Except, your tablet wasn't necessarily designed for that purpose, and you don't use your tablet for that purpose all the time. What's so great about a dedicated touchscreen as the hub of your smart home interface? Let's break it down. Pros Because really, that's what you're investing in with a smart home interface, isn't it? A way to make your lifestyle easier through technology. If this article has helped point out some key considerations or features, please share it with someone who might be looking for information on which smart home tablets would work well with their needs!

The tablet obviously needs to have a constant power source. Now you can of course just plug in a charger, but for a nice clean installation, a Qi-compatible tablet is really the best option. This allows you to mount a Qi charger in the wall and the tablet in front of it. This is a great tablet for those who want to enjoy the benefits of a premium tablet. It has many features and impressive design to give you an excellent experience. As I've grown the automation in the house over the last few years, I've now reached a point of critical mass with automations in the house that makes creating a wall-mounted dashboard worth the effort! Where to place a dashboard?

A wall-mounted tablet is a perfect choice for your home automation because of its very convenient feature – it’s mounted to the wall. You can place it on your wall and use it as a display for your system. What people have done is put in a deep recessed outlet with a usb port in it and just plugged the tablet into that. They then got a 3d printed frame to hide the plug/wires. All for a fraction of what you'd pay for a dedicated touchscreen. It's hardly a fair contest. ...Your Mobile Device Is Surgically Attached

Getting the tablet wall-mounted is just the start of the process. The next steps are to ensure that the tablet functions as I want it to. This includes ensuring it runs Home Assistant in a kiosk mode and that the dashboards in Home Assistant are useful, well-designed and fit for purpose. Kiosk ModeThe device is easy to set up and it allows you to access the Google Play Store, where you can find many apps adapted for Android tablets. The control menus on a dedicated touchscreen are more extensive because the tech only has to worry about doing one job for you. That means it can offer a more flexible, user-friendly experience compared to the static smart home app. Expandable Smart Home Interface While Samsung does offer a premium tablet with a nicer OLED displays in the Galaxy Tab S7+, it might be wasted for just this purpose. The other disadvantage OLED screens have is that they can suffer from burn-in when displaying the same thing for extended periods.

This is the best tablet for enjoying movies and videos with friends and family, as it has a great display, powerful speakers, and Alexa integration.

All tablets are not suited for home automation use, so you need to make sure that the tablet you have chosen is for this purpose and can be used in homes. For example, not all tablets support Alexa, Google Assistant, or other smart home systems. This will give you a chance to see how everything works, tinker a bit on the sidelines before you commit, and figure out what system will really suit your home and your lifestyle. This is another universal tablet wall mount. Unlike the previous one, this is also designed for desktops and not only for walls. However, you can use it for your tablet on the wall. It is really easy to position the product and adjust it to your liking as you can rotate 360° and tilt it up to -15° and 15°. Cosmetically, I've achieved exactly what I was after – a wall-mounted dashboard with nice aesthetics, unobtrusive, and positioned in part of the house where I expect it to get a lot of use.