rraj2k81
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Thanks, good to know they fixed the firmware.
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Help troubleshooting a charging issue [R1S, Level 2 Grizzl-E at home]
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I would suggest picking up the "dumb" version if it's included in the sale. All my connection problems disappeared after I booted the smart charger from my wi-fi network. It basically adds very little value in its current form over the regular one.
rraj2k81
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Yeah I checked the non-connected version too, but it would only save me 50 bucks compared to the smart version. For that I prefer the option of having the connected functionality. If anything I can always disable the connected functionality.
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