The main differences between Generation I and Generation II devices, listing all available features by specific product.
Applies to Twinkly Generation I and Generation II devices
The main difference between Generation I and II devices is the technology inside the controller that enables the following features on Generation II devices:
- Bluetooth connectivity for an easier connection to your home wi-fi
- Enhanced performances
- Expanded memory
- Playlist feature
- Home Kit integration (only for iOS users)
The Generation II lamps are thinner and longer in the RGB and AWW Edition for a more elegant final effect.
This table contains a full comparison of the two generations devices:
|
FEATURES |
GENARATION II | GENERATION I |
|
Multi-view Mapping |
Yes | Yes |
|
FX-Wizard |
Yes | Yes, except RBW strings |
|
Group multi devices |
Yes | Yes |
|
Sync with music |
Yes | Yes |
|
Voice command |
ON/OFF _ Brightness _ Color | ON/OFF _ Brightness (only Google Home and Alexa, NO Apple Home Kit) |
|
Import video |
Not yet | Not yet |
|
Web App |
No, it’s only for Pro | No, it’s only for Pro |
|
Playlist |
Yes | No |
|
Third party integrations |
No, it’s only for Pro | No, it’s only for Pro |
|
Connectivity |
Wi-fi 2.4 Ghz | Wi-fi 2.4 Ghz |
|
Ip rating |
Ip 44 | Ip 20 |
|
Max LEDs per controller |
600 | 225 |
|
Max LEDs support |
Max 6000 LEDs in a group or 10 devices | Max 1125 LEDs in a group or 5 devices |
|
App availability |
iOS 12 or later, Android 6 or later | iOS 12 or later, Android 6 or later |
|
Cyber Security |
Encripted internet comunication and restricted user access | Restricted user access |
Generation I and II differ in some features and advancements in performance and technology, but if you already own a Generation I device you can definitely also get Generation II and group them together: they are compatible together, as long as they have the same LED profile!
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