@john-2

Only way I found is to use spotify and go through Alexa.

Radio is also not possible as you can only start Sonos playlists.
The Spotify web connect also don't work as it won't let you see your Sonos speakers.

Oops, meant to reply to the whole thread, not just OP's post:

I just received mine and this is what I'm experiencing as well.

I have Advanced Dimming set on my LIFX with just the "Twist" function and I have various RGB presets for LIFX on Scene Blender under the "Push Twist" function.

When I try to use the Push Twist presets, the moment I let go of the button it switches back to the Advanced Dimming action instead of staying set to the 12/3/6/9 o'clock positions

@Emil thank you! I can confirm it is fixed. 😊

@j

Still no news on this?

@j

Could someone from Flic, please comment on this.

It's been years and we are still stuck with having to play a Playlist, starting with the same track every time.

@Emil Thanks. I almost did that but figured I'd check here first.

@Emil Did you also add the "Copy config" function - or did I just miss it, when I suggested a backup function?

@dan-leyzberg

Is this going to work on an iPhone too? What’s your workflow ?

@Frogz Brilliant! I would never have found that as I thought that only worked for the iBooks app itself.

Is there any way to stop the sound every time it turns the page (I have a visual impairment so use very large print, meaning I turn the page every few seconds, which means the sound can get quite annoying…)

Many thanks

@Emil that is great news! Glad to hear it.
BTW, I received my order yesterday and I must say I'm impressed by the build quality. You guys really did a great job. Can't wait to have it all properly setup.

@Emil I am sympathetic to the difficulties of effectively communicating product complexities. These implementation details you provided are interesting to me personally, but they are not particularly helpful to an average customer. It really feels like y'all have not carefully considered the types of questions a customer new to any of your products might ask. e.g. "I have/am interested in this product; does it have this capability?" or "I already have a Flic Button, can I do the same things with a Flic Twist?" Customers expect a certain level of consistency between different products from the same company. When you fail to deliver that consistency—and you do not effectively document the differences—it leads to frustrated customers.

The product matrix on the Twist product page comparing the Flic Button and the Flic Twist seems like a good place for some of this information. You already have a "Compatibilty" row in that matrix where you could explicitly list "Flic For Mac app" in the Flic Button column, and omit it from the Flic Twist column.

In the Flic For Mac app itself, on the "Add Flic" page next to the Flic Button illustration you could show a picture of the Flic Twist encircled by the crossed out sign.

Meanwhile, the Flic For Mac app page does not explicitly mention that it cannot configure a Flic Hub. That seems like a good place to mention that, especially when it is perfectly reasonable for a customer to assume that it can. Maybe add a feature matrix somewhere comparing the respective capabilities of the Android, iOS, and Flic For Mac app?