We have built up a lot of stuff over time but most of our devices are quite old e.g iPad Air 2, iPad Mini, 2011 Mac Mini. Two of the echos are dots. Chromecasts are first gen and were bogof etc.
I wouldn’t say any of it is particularly drool worthy.
Roku offers the best combination of free and subscription services; iplayer, ITV Hub, 4OD, Netflix, Amazon Prime, also Youtube videos can be casted to it.
Fire TV’s provide some other streaming services
Apple TV merely as a legacy device, I’m not a particular fan of it myself.
2x iPhone
3x iPad
1x MacBook Pro
1x MacBook Air
1x iMac
1x NAS
1x PS4
4x Sonos Play:1s
1x Alexa Dot
1x Google Home Mini
3x Hue Bulbs
2x Nest Protects
2x TV
1x BluRay Player
At any given time, some combination of (wired and wireless)
3x wireless access points (one is the router)
1x network switch
1x Plex server
1x Chromecast
2x Chromecast audio
1x desktop PC
2x laptops
4x Android phones (why buy a baby monitor when an old phone will do?)
2x Android tablets (not often though)
1x iPhone 5c (for testing)
1x Google Home Mini
1x Smartthings hub
1x Energenie hub
1x internet radio
2x Dlink smart plugs
1x Nest thermostat
2x Nest Protect smoke alarms
16x Lifx lights (yes)
1x bluray player
1x Steam Link
A few Arduino project boards in various stages of usefulness
A laptop and my phone. And my Wi-Fi is a TP-Link Mi-Fi device (3 UK 40 GB plan with unlimited Netflix. £18/month because I took the useless Huawei Mi-Fi, would have been £16 SIM-only. The monthly regret…)… I feel positively backwards.
Usually just a laptop, tablet and that’s it. I have so much data on my iphone I just use the network for 4g data. I also check to make sure no one is trying to piggy back on to it and that I’ve a wi-fi channel to myself