EcoQube Air - Decorative Hydroponics Indoor Herb Home Garden Kit with Full Spectrum LED Grow Light and True Hepa-Type Filter Air Purifier (Premium UV Filter Model)

Here are the photos of my EcoQube Air. It is fantastic

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I just purchased this product so i am new to growing plants through Hydroponic. It came with everything i needed except the plant and plant food. i plan on growing a Kokedama in the EcoQube Air. i a few questions and the team were quick to answer any question i had. I look forward to seeing how the Kokedama looks under the many lighting environment and how the EcoQube simulates the outside world environment. My bedroom could also use some clean fresh air that the Ecocube Air will provide. i will keep you updated when i get it all set up.

App doesn't work, it's really glitchy and won't lock in schedules properly. The pump also sucks and doesn't really work well either.Edit : Co sent me new pump. Good product with a couple minor flaws. App still doesn't work right. Timing is all off.

Fantastic quality, after buying the more expensive version I was disappointed the new units are missing the fogger. It’s a hard sell for an extra 100$ to only get just a UV lamp...The app is basic but functional for setting lights and a few options, but again needs the fogger for full functionality.

Seriously not worth your money. The product works-- that's the baseline. Plants grow in it, and hardy plants that don't mind too much overwatering/sunlight especially grow well. That's important, because the EcoQube Air has NO physical remote. Instead, the EcoQube Air requires an app that connects via Bluetooth in order to control the lights, the pump, and the humidifier.Sounds cool, right? Unfortunately, the Bluetooth connection doesn't work very well, and there's no way to actually schedule your lights and pump. The app, in fact, will SAY that you scheduled something, but when the time comes around, nothing will happen.I'll give you an example. I scheduled, through the app, the EcoQube to turn off automatically around 7pm every night, to avoid 24/7 light that some of my plants dislike. (I'm growing basil, chrysanthemum, and ao shiso.) However, my EcoQube does NOT turn off automatically around 7pm. In fact, it's still lit up, every night, despite me having scheduled things through the app. The only conclusions I can draw from this are that 1) the Bluetooth connection doesn't stay connected to the EcoQube and 2) there's no onboard memory to actually store the schedule in the EcoQube.In other words: if you have to manually disconnect your EcoQube every night anyway, then what was the point of even acting like you had a working app?All of this could be solved with a physical remote control, like ADI did with the EcoQube C. Unfortunately, the Air doesn't have one, and plants will die because of it.