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Wes Davis
Gizmodo
“I don’t think the lack of this ruins the FP400, but it does make it a lot less appealing if you already have an FP2 that you think works just fine.”
Critical Assessment
What Critics Praise
- Accurate tracking of up to 10 people
- Built‑in light sensor for brightness‑based triggers
- Affordable $80 price point
Points of Contention
- Unreliable trigger timing in some scenarios
- Lacks posture sensing for spot‑specific automations
Professional Reviews
1 review from 1 critic